It’s living life, it’s on the road, it’s breaking free…

Jane’s best friend Sam is sixteen, homeless and a ghost. So he needs her to find his killer.

In her brave journey to discover what happened, Jane finds out about herself and what it means to be young, in love and alive in a confusing world.

This play turns friends into family. It will change the way you feel and, most of all, the way you meet new people.

(Crossings contains some strong language and one scene of a sexual nature.)

“I want to give people a really good night out at the theatre and still make people’s brains flip out and be amazed!” Clare Duffy

Sgript Cymru, Wales’ new writing company: offering rare freedom to writers’ creativity.

Clare Duffy

Clare comes from London, went to Leeds University and then co-founded Theatre Unlimited with five fellow graduates in 1997. In 2001 she took a sabbatical from Unlimited and spent 3 months in Swansea as Sgript Cymru’s writer in residence where she developed CROSSINGS. She graduated from Glamorgan University’s scriptwriting M.A in 2002. Clare was a youth worker from 1995 – 2000 and she continues to work as a freelance community artist.

In 2002 Clare was awarded the Pearson award, which funded a year long residency at the West Yorkshire Playhouse and the commission of A GOOD MAN, which is about a female to male transman who has to sort out his relationship with his Dad and pull a brassy bird all in the same day. Clare is currently part of the Jerwood /Arvon Young Playwrights’ Apprenticeship scheme and is working on a new play to be showcased in April at the Soho Theatre. She has just started a PhD by practice at Glasgow University, lives in Edinburgh and continues to work with Unlimited Theatre.