- Richard Hurst
Richard Hurst is a British writer and director of comedy, theatre and television. His most successful piece, which he co-wrote with Chas. Early and directed, was "". The play suggests what would happen if
Bill Hicks returned to Earth for one final show. The show toured extensively in the UK, including four West End runs, and also appeared in Eire, Belgium and Australia.Born in
Surrey , he attendedBoston Grammar School andOakham School before studying atOxford , and training as a director at theRoyal Welsh College of Music and Drama and theRoyal National Theatre Studio. He was a founding member of the sketch groupThe Four Horsemen , whose series "This Is Pop! " was broadcast onBBC Choice . His Edinburgh work has included work withPegabovine andGirl and Dean , "Moon The Loon " (a play aboutKeith Moon ), the sell-out children's shows "Potted Potter ", "Potted Pirates ", which he co-wrote, and "Silly Billy Bum Breath ". He has also worked extensively withMiranda Hart as a writer, director and script editor.He has been involved in the
National Student Drama Festival in various capacities, since winning the Sunday Times’ Harold Hobson Student Drama Critic Award in 1994 and the RSC Buzz Goodbody Award in 1995.External links
* [http://www.richardhurst.co.uk Richard Hurst homepage]
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