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RELAX
Robert Farrar's most recent theatre production Relax
 
 
Robert Farrar's biog/Contact me
Robert Farrar, from Mystery Girls to Hollywood to Relax
 
 
Blog 2009
 
 
Blog 2008
 
 
Short story: Dust
 
 
Films
Robert Farrar's work as screenwriter and film director
 
 
Blog 2007
 
 
Short play: Donut
The full text of the fabulously fattening playlet
 
 
Hot Tips 2007
 
 
Poem: Johnny Smith
 
 
Short short story: Strange Meeting
A mere whiff of a story
 
 
Article: My grandfather Kenneth Horne, playwright
Robert Farrar writes about his grandfather Kenneth Horne, the West End playwright of the 30s, 40s and 50s
 
 
The Mystery Girls, 1983-86
Robert Farrar's former life as lead singer of glam rock band The Mystery Girls
 
 
Playography
A list of Robert Farrar's plays, both produced and unproduced.
 
 
Novels
Robert Farrar's two published novels
 
 
WILD FRUIT
Wild Fruit, a new comedy by Robert Farrar, directed by Phil Setren, was Psychodrome's last production, in June 2006
 
 
Wild Fruit gallery
More images from the smash hit production of Wild Fruit at Oval House
 
 
Writing Wild Fruit
Robert Farrar writes about writing Wild Fruit; memories of Waterloo Street
 
 
Links
Links to Oval House Theatre and other sites
 
 
Some quotations
A page to read if you're tired and only have a minute or so before bed.
 
 
Vow of theatrical chastity
My own little Dogma
 
 

Robert Farrar's biog/Contact me

As a playwright my main influences are Coward, Orton, Tennessee and Pinter. As a screenwriter my main influence is whoever's raising the money.

I had my first play performed on TV at the age of sixteen, on a programme called Childsplay, hosted by Morecambe and Wise, who interviewed me with some savagery. I have since written novels, stories, songs and work for radio, TV, cinema and stage, including the novel State of Independence, the screenplays The Man Who Knew Too Little (Warner Bros, 1997, starring Bill Murray) and Bedrooms and Hallways (1998); and, for the stage, Lovers From Hell (2004-5), Wild Fruit (2006), and Relax (2010). My work as director includes my adaptation of Shaun Levin’s The Smell of Asparagus Pee (in Lovers From Hell) and the short films Sunday Morning and Donut. A one-time pop pretender (as front-man for The Mystery Girls, signed to A&M records), I returned to live performance a few years ago, singing with Brighton-based cabaret combo The Desperate Ones. I have recently started writing songs again.

My latest play Relax, a full-length version of my one-act play Get The Guest in Lovers From Hell, recently had its first run at the Warehouse Theatre in Croydon - see the Relax page on this website for pics and reviews. The setting, a gothic B&B surrounded by a thick fog, was a nod to my grandfather's 1942 comedy Love In A Mist. I was supported by the Peggy Ramsay Foundation to develop Relax.

My screenplay Jane Austen Hand-Held is in development, with Carrie Fisher and Stephen Fry attached to star, and Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato attached to direct.

Other writing projects include a new version of Donut (now 30 fattening minutes) and a TV series following the hallucinations of two men who unknowingly eat donuts spiked with LSD.

I enjoy blogging on this website, and will write a third novel when my spirit guides give me the signal.

I live in London.

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Snail mail can be addressed to me c/o Michelle Kass Associates, 85 Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0AA, United Kingdom.

Click here for an interview I recently gave about Relax

Click here for an interview I gave in 2005 about Lovers From Hell

Robert Farrar

Photo by Michele Martinoli

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