Relative Motion
After a chance meeting in a train carriage, a brilliant physics student falls in love with an aspiring writer, but as their relationship becomes increasingly unbalanced, she starts to recognise that even their love is constrained by relativity.
This play is currently in development in collaboration with Very Rascals.
In The Room
Stephanie Greenwood
Writer
Born in London and raised in France, Stephanie Greenwood is a British/South African actor and writer. Stephanie graduated with a BA (hons) in Theatre and Politics from Dartmouth College (USA) and is currently completing her MFA in Acting at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She co-founded the theatre company Very Rascals which focuses on producing work by women and non-binary theatre artists.
Theatre Credits Include: Trompe L'Oeil (Emergence Festival/Very Rascals), The Present Tense (Emergence Festival), Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland); As You Like It (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland); Twelfth Night (Shakespeare’s Globe/Royal Conservatoire of Scotland); It’s Beautiful, Over There (Edinburgh Festival Fringe/The Tristan Bates Theatre – performer and writer); Soldier On (UK Tour/The Other Palace Theatre, London); Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. (The Space Theatre, London/Blue Stocking Effigy).
Film/TV credits include: The Dames (The Dames/RCS), Take a Bath (Bacchae Productions).
Meghan de Chastelain
Director
Meghan is a Canadian-British artist and holds a BFA in Acting from the University of Windsor. Theatre credits include: The Virgin Trial (Director, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland); A Benevolent Alliance of Mourners and Feral (Director, emerGENce Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Assistant Director, Bard in the Botanics); Absolute Bowlocks!, Milkshake and The Ticket Meister (Assistant Director, A Play, A Pie And A Pint); Watching Glory Die (Assistant Director, Windsor Feminist Theatre); and The Stratford Shakespeare School (Assistant Director, The Stratford Festival). As a creator, Meghan co-devised Bus Stop To (K)nowhere, which won the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex CINA Award and is currently writing her newest work A Cocktailer’s Guide to Surviving a Pandemic, which was one of the Award winners for Sam Heughan’s Write Start Competition. Website: meghandechastelain.com
