TIM PRICE is a Welsh playwright and screenwriter. His plays include For Once, Salt, Root and Roe (winner of Best English Language playwright at the Theatre Critics of Wales Award), I’m With The Band, Candylion The Insatiable Inflatable, Praxis Makes Perfect, The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning (winner of the James Tait Black prize for drama), Protest Song, Teh Internet Is Serious Business, Isla, Nye, Force Majeure and Odyssey ‘84. He is co-founder of Welsh new writing company Dirty Protest and co-founder and Literary Manager for the Welsh National Theatre.

The political and the personal are interwoven throughout his second collection of plays ranging from the story of the hero behind the NHS, to a moving comedy about a skiing holiday, and the tumultuous narrative of two ‘hacktivists’.

Odyssey '84: "[Price] thrusts us breathlessly into a story that is as much thriller as it is human drama". The Stage

Nye: "Nye is a vital play because Bevan is a vital man of British history." Guardian

Isla: "A dark, multi-layered comedy." The Stage

Force Majeure: "It’s brilliant stuff, smartly articulated by Price." Guardian

Teh Internet Is Serious Business: "the play captures the teeming chaos of cyberspace and dramatises the reality of a global network of bright young people dedicated to challenging existing values." Guardian

TIM PRICE is a Welsh playwright and screenwriter. His plays include For Once, Salt, Root and Roe (winner of Best English Language playwright at the Theatre Critics of Wales Award), I’m With The Band, Candylion The Insatiable Inflatable, Praxis Makes Perfect, The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning (winner of the James Tait Black prize for drama), Protest Song, Teh Internet Is Serious Business, Isla, Nye, Force Majeure and Odyssey ‘84. He is co-founder of Welsh new writing company Dirty Protest and co-founder and Literary Manager for the Welsh National Theatre.