Atack Heartworms his way to £16,000 Bruntwood top prize

Atack Heartworms his way to £16,000 Bruntwood top prize

At the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester on 13 November 2017, the winners were announced of the sixth biennial Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting.

The winners of three Judges' Prizes of £8,000 each were announced as Tim Foley for his play Electric Rosary, Laurie Nunn for King Brown and Sharon Clark for Plow.

The £16,000 top prize went to the play Heartworm by Tim X Atack, who had just worked at the Royal Exchange as sound designer for a production of Jubilee based on the Derek Jarman film.

In this episode, you can hear the moment when Tim was announced as the winner followed by our interview with him about the play, his work in general and what winning the prize will mean to him.

For more information about the Bruntwood Prize including advice for playwrights, see writeaplay.co.uk. Tim Atack's company Sleepdogs can be found at sleepdogs.org.

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