Leo Butler - Plays

Plays

  • Juicy Fruits (2011) premiered at Oran Mor, directed by George Perrin
  • A Separate Reality: A Rock Opera (2011) co-written with Dan Persad premiered at Royal Court Theatre, directed by Nick Bagnall
  • Election Shorts - Hung Over (2010) premiered at Theatre Local, Royal Court, directed by Dipo Agboluaje
  • Come to Where I'm From (2010) premiered at the Sheffield Crucible Theatre
  • Faces In The Crowd (2008) premiered at Royal Court Theatre, directed by Clare Lizzimore
  • I'll Be The Devil (2008) premiered at Tricycle Theatre, directed by Ramin Gray
  • Airbag (2007) premiered as a Rough Cut at the Royal Court Theatre
  • Heroes (2007) premiered by touring with the National Theatre, directed by Samantha Potter
  • The Early Bird (2006) premiered at Queen's Theatre in the Belfast Festival, directed by Rachel O'Riordan
  • Lucky Dog (2004) premiered at Royal Court Theatre, directed by James Macdonald
  • Devotion (2002) premiered at Redbridge Drama Centre
  • Redundant(2001) premiered at Royal Court Theatre, directed by Dominic Cooke
  • Made of Stone (2000) premiered as part of the Young Writers' Festival at Royal Court Theatre

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