Henry Roberts
“I have seldom witnessed such profound talent in a writer of such tender
years.” - The New European
Selected Plays
Close Enough to Touch
Directed by Lauren Tranter
Work-in-progress performances at Drayton Arms Theatre, May 2023
Longlisted in the RSC's 37 Plays project.
A queer one-person play about sexuality, shame ... and toilets.
Your Call is Important to Us
Devised by Henry Roberts and Lata Nobes
Bear and Bird Theatre
Camden People's Theatre- April 2023
A devised, multidisciplinary theatre performance using integrated BSL, about depression, communication and love in a mental health crisis.
The Pink Water
by Henry Roberts
Directed by Matt Palliser-Kehoe
Cork Unitarian Church Hall, Ireland. December, 2022.
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by Henry Roberts
Produced by The Greenhouse Theatre, 2022
Directed by Lata Nobes
Script Longlisted by the Traverse Theatre 2020
'Explores the theme of natural heritage, with a balance between bliss and emergency' - The Play's The Thing
'Sweet, relatable and wonderfully awkward, with witty dialogue from Henry
Roberts bringing out the best in the characters.' - Theatre Weekly
Swallows
by Henry Roberts
Produced by The Greenhouse Theatre, 2019
Directed by Oli Savage
'A poignant play that asks why
violence among humans concerns us, while violence against nature doesn’t.'
- All Edinburgh Theatre
'Beautifully written... a strong and compelling narrative with such an important message to share.'
- Theatre Weekly
Lobes
by Henry Roberts
Produced by Boxedin Theatre, 2019
Directed by Oli Savage
“I have seldom witnessed such profound talent in a writer of such tender
years.” - The New European
Echoes of You
by Henry Roberts
with The Greenhouse Theatre
Currently in creation
An immersive sound experience about loss, love, and grief set at Lesnes Abbey. Using innovative geo-locative technology, the show is experienced by each audience member individually: plugging in headphones, exploring the space and reflecting on our relationship with the past.
Other Places
by Henry Roberts
Top 100 finalist for the 2020 Verity Bargate Award at Soho Theatre, among over 1400 submissions.
A two hander set in Whalley, Lancashire about how we perform our desires, class and status, and questions whether two people can really say they share the same story of their time together.