Vinay Patel's debut play, True Brits, premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014, transferred to the Bush Theatre’s RADAR Festival and headlined Vault Festival in February 2015. His next play, Free Fall, ran at Pleasance Islington and was nominated for three Off West End Awards. He was selected for the Kudos/Bush Initiative, the Channel 4 Screenwriting Course and BBC iPlayer Drama Shorts scheme. His television debut, Murdered By My Father, was released on BBC3 in March 2016 and repeated on BBC1.

There’s a lot wrapped up in this deceptively simple little package that is performed with an engaging immediacy by David Mumeni . Patel writes with complete honesty and unforced poetry about a young man swept up in the tides of contemporary history.

Vinay Patel's debut play, True Brits, premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014, transferred to the Bush Theatre’s RADAR Festival and headlined Vault Festival in February 2015. His next play, Free Fall, ran at Pleasance Islington and was nominated for three Off West End Awards. He was selected for the Kudos/Bush Initiative, the Channel 4 Screenwriting Course and BBC iPlayer Drama Shorts scheme. His television debut, Murdered By My Father, was released on BBC3 in March 2016 and repeated on BBC1.

There’s a lot wrapped up in this deceptively simple little package that is performed with an engaging immediacy by David Mumeni . Patel writes with complete honesty and unforced poetry about a young man swept up in the tides of contemporary history.

Vinay Patel's debut play, True Brits, premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014, transferred to the Bush Theatre’s RADAR Festival and headlined Vault Festival in February 2015. His next play, Free Fall, ran at Pleasance Islington and was nominated for three Off West End Awards. He was selected for the Kudos/Bush Initiative, the Channel 4 Screenwriting Course and BBC iPlayer Drama Shorts scheme. His television debut, Murdered By My Father, was released on BBC3 in March 2016 and repeated on BBC1.

There’s a lot wrapped up in this deceptively simple little package that is performed with an engaging immediacy by David Mumeni . Patel writes with complete honesty and unforced poetry about a young man swept up in the tides of contemporary history.