Nathan Hondros & Damon Lockwood
Nathan Hondros and Damon Lockwood
Nathan Hondros
Nathan has recently returned to Perth, Australia after a living for a while in Europe. As well as working on countless new poems and Man and Beast, The King’s Road, a novella he wrote in France and Italy might be published one day.
Here are a few of his writing credits:
“This (Proustian) Life” - Essay, The Weekend Australian, 23 February 2008.
“Letters to a Loved One” – Short Story, Broadcast on ABC Radio National, 26 December 2003 & 22 July 2005.
“Letters to a Loved One” – Short Story, Westerly, Volume 47, 2002.
“Race Day” – Poem, Naked Eye, 25th Edition, 2000.
“Politics” – Poem, Neoteric, Issue One, October 1999.
“After Dark” – Poem, The Weekend Australian, 31 July 1999.
“Lunchtime, Athens, 1996” – Poem, The Weekend Australian, 8 May 1999.
Damon Lockwood
Damon has been writing professionally for over ten years and has had his work produced all across the country.
He won the national Write Now! 2005 competition (NSW) for Best Script with his one man show Domestic Bliss and his script Pri-mates, for Barking Gecko Theatre Company, was selected for the Australian Script Centre Collection #6 publication.
Nature as Explained by Theatre, for Longwood Productions, was chosen as the Play of the Month,October 2007 for the Australian Script Centre.
Other scripts include Muttaburrasaurus (Spare Parts Puppet Theatre), Gogo Fish: The Fossil that Changed the World (Barking Gecko Theatre Company), 12:15, Saturday Night (Damage Theatre, Shortlisted for the 2006 Short and Sweet Sydney) and A Change in the Weather (Rockwood Productions, nominated for the 2005 Blue Room Theatre Award for Best Production).
Recent productions include Horsehead and Short Four Play, both for Longwood Productions.
Damon completed a year’s mentorship with Spare Parts Puppet Theatre in 2005, and was also Writer in Residence that year for the Local Drug Action Group. He has also written professional corporate scripts for companies including BankWest, Pfizer International, Nova FM and The City of Subiaco.
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