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Deborah Frances-White

DEBORAH FRANCES-WHITE  

Nationality:    British
email:    n/a     Website:    Click here

Literary Agent:    represented by Sara Putt Associates


Deborah Frances-White is a stand-up comedian, corporate speaker, screenwriter and executive coach. Deborah was adopted at ten days old, was raised in Australia, became a Jehovah's Witness as a teenager, left her religion and family to come to London with a one way ticket, has worked as an interpreter in both sign language and Japanese, read English at The University of Oxford, and has lived in a number of countries including America and Israel. She founded the innovative improv company The Spontaneity Shop in 1997. She and her partner Tom Salinsky wrote The Improv Handbook which was published in 2008. She is also a Chicago Improv Festival Artistic Associate. As well as staging improvised comedy shows and teaching the principles of improvised comedy, The Spontaneity Shop is very active in the corporate arena, teaching advertising executives, bankers, lawyers, charity workers and many others how to give better presentations, network with ease, be more charismatic leaders or be more inspiring and creative. Deborah's corporate work has tended to be as an executive coach or delivering seminars to large groups. Although she rarely improvises any more, Deborah can be seen regularly as astand-up comedian at festivals and in theatres. Her signature show How To Get Almost Anyone To Want To Sleep With You has been seen at the Edinburgh Festival, Latitude, Adelaide, Melbourne, New York and at her regular monthly spot at London's Leicester Square Theatre. To find out where Deborah is appearing next, check out the Gig Guide. Deborah also works as a screenwriter. The romantic comedy screenplay she wrote with friends Monica Henderson and Philippa Waller sold to Fox Searchlight and the team later sold a pitch to Alcon. Deborah currently has a number of screenplays and television projects in various stages of development.

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below is a list of Deborah Frances-White's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

Escape From Eden         Half A Can of Worms



Escape From Eden

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Cameron Mackintosh New Writing Festival    -

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Half A Can of Worms

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Deborah Frances-White was adopted at ten days old - up until late October 2012 she had no idea who or where her birth-family were. An extraordinary run of events means that she is suddenly living as a round the clock internet Nancy Drew, finding out more information every hour about her birth mother, aunts, uncles, grandparents and even possibly half brothers and sisters. What she is learning, is that you can't open half a can of worms. Come and discover her mysterious past, inevitable future and heart-pounding present as her story unfolds.

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RADA Studios, 16 Chenies St, WC1    22 Oct 2013

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