Alex Hayward

Alex Hayward is a playwright, blogger, and public relations professional. Following an unsuccessful decade of novel-writing, he turned his attentions to drama and has never looked back. Outside of theatre, his interests largely revolve around music, records, and the French language - or trying to find the time to learn it.

Drama

Alex Hayward16 October 2019
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Out of Sorts, Theatre503 – Review

A wonderfully bittersweet tale of clashing cultures, identities, and class.
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Drama

Alex Hayward8 September 2019
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Lone Star Diner, Omnibus Theatre– Review

steeped in all the lore and mythology of the American dream
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Comedy

Alex Hayward8 August 2019
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Eight Gigabytes of Hardcore Pornography, Orange Tree Theatre – Review

A strange but enjoyable comedy with plenty of laughter and darkness
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Musicals

Alex Hayward27 May 2019
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Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, Union Theatre – Review

A celebration of life, and a reminder that the fight is far from over.
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Drama

Alex Hayward12 May 2019
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Fuck You Pay Me, The Bunker – Review

An education, a celebration, and a warning
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Comedy

Alex Hayward28 April 2019
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Mark Thomas: Our NHS at 70, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

a hilarious, informative, moving, and inspiring tribute’
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Drama

Alex Hayward19 April 2019
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Funeral Flowers, The Bunker – Review

If you’ll forgive the ad pitch, flowers suit nearly every occasion. A loving declaration, celebratory congratulations, or a sorrowful consolation.…
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Drama

Alex Hayward6 April 2019
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Tony’s Last Tape, Omnibus Theatre – Review

A warm and poignant tribute to a great man
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Drama

Alex Hayward17 March 2019
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Blood Knot, Orange Tree Theatre – Review

What can a play tell us about the world – more than half a century after its debut? I may…
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Drama

Alex Hayward11 March 2019
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Feed, The Vaults – Review

Feed presents the surreal and dangerous of online life - high melodrama rather than social critique.”
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