NOISE

by Thomas Moran

"That was the first time we enjoyed we'd enjoyed each other's company in my world. In silence."

You've heard about the first year of university?

Four young freshers are about to hear about it too - apart from Evan, the "deafer" fifth fresher.

How will they love, laugh and ask for what they want? When events take an unexpected turn, Evan's world is about to get a whole lot louder.

Thomas Moran's debut play explores the complexities of love in this touching, witty and beautifully haunting tale.

"Beautifully written and directed by Thomas Moran, NOISE is a remarkable one-act production, which considers themes of identity and togetherness in an increasingly divisive society." - Behind The Arras ★★★★★

"Moran's awareness for the audience and this talent is what sets apart this up and coming contemporary writer from others." - Love Midlands Theatre

"Thomas Moran is one of the UK's most exciting queer creatives" - The National Student

123 pages, Paperback

Published February 5, 2018

About the author

Journalist and author. Lives in New York, Woodstock, NY, and Europe. Also writes under the pseudonym of Michael Crow.