Available to buy
A Birth; Noah; Master Builder; and The Warming Force are available direct from the author. Postage and packing (for hard copies) will be the only charge, but
"buyers" can give something to charity if they wish.
Agent (for Acting)
DJW Talent
2 Union Square
Darlington
Co Durham DL1 1GL
Tel: 07855-505551
www.djwtalent.co.uk
daniel@djwtalent.co.uk
For music: contact James direct
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The writings of James Bryce
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Professionally, James started writing as a record
reviewer with "Z" magazine, but he has always written articles, poetry,
dramatic scripts, song lyrics, and whimsies. James' output over the last few years is detailed here.
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Writings for radio
Programme | Series | Director | Company |
Hopscotch (23 programmes) | | Monique Lockhart / Irene Bain | BBC Radio Scotland |
Sustainability (2 plays) | Scottish Resources 7-9 | Monique
Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
Safety and Travel | Scottish Resources 7-9 | Monique
Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
Mary Slessor | Scottish Resources 7-9 | Monique Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
Travel Time China | | Marc Riccarts | BBC Radio Scotland |
Friends | Stop, think and wonder | Monique Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
Respect of Place | Stop, think and wonder | Monique
Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
Rakshabandan | Stop, think and wonder | Monique
Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
The parable of the two sons | Stop, think and wonder |
Monique Lockhart | BBC Radio Scotland |
Reviews and articles
Leisure Review
- Record reviews in Aberdeen
- Sport and Politics
- Article on Steve Hackett and the Queens Hall
- Article on Madrid
- Article on the effect of the Olympics
- Review of "Design and Democracy" at the Scottish Parliament
- Review of Drawabout at the Edinburgh Fringe
Oscholars
- Review of Matthew Bourne's "Dorian Gray"
The Scotsman
Theatre Scotland
- 21st Night (on touring China with 12th Night)
Self and Scociety
- Review of "The Polarity Process: Energy as healing art" by Franklyn Stills
Other writings
The Warming Force
A story with activities for the audience, suitable for all ages.
First performed at the Scottish International Children's festival 1992.
The Master Builder
A story with activities for the audience, suitable for all ages.
First performed at the Scottish International Children's festival 1992.
Noah
A short dramatic script with music based on the Bible story of Noah,
and suitable for children from ages 4 to 14.
A Birth
A short dramatic script with music based on the Nativity,
and suitable for children from ages 4 to 14.
The Hobbit
A dramatised version of the book, suitable for a cast of up to about 50 children, with songs and music.
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