D.C Moore was part of the Royal Court's Young Writer's Programme in 2004-5 and his first full length play ALASKA was produced there in 2007 starring Rafe Spall in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs. In 2008, for ALASKA, David was awarded the inaugural Tom Erhardt Bursary by the Peggy Ramsey Foundation which is given to support promising playwrights. His other plays include BRITNEY, LATER and JULIUS.

Town: 'Moore has a good ear for the ellipitical nature of intimate exchanges: sentences often trail off as if the darkest thoughts remain unspoken.' Michael Billington, Guardian, 23.06.10 Town: 'It's a sensitive piece, yet too aware of its surroundings to sing the poor-little-graduate-boy blues.' Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 28.06.10 Town: 'Moore really gets inside what it feels like to have made a mess of your life before it's even under way.' Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph, 30.06.10

D.C Moore was part of the Royal Court's Young Writer's Programme in 2004-5 and his first full length play ALASKA was produced there in 2007 starring Rafe Spall in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs. In 2008, for ALASKA, David was awarded the inaugural Tom Erhardt Bursary by the Peggy Ramsey Foundation which is given to support promising playwrights. His other plays include BRITNEY, LATER and JULIUS.

Town: 'Moore has a good ear for the ellipitical nature of intimate exchanges: sentences often trail off as if the darkest thoughts remain unspoken.' Michael Billington, Guardian, 23.06.10 Town: 'It's a sensitive piece, yet too aware of its surroundings to sing the poor-little-graduate-boy blues.' Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 28.06.10 Town: 'Moore really gets inside what it feels like to have made a mess of your life before it's even under way.' Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph, 30.06.10

D.C Moore was part of the Royal Court's Young Writer's Programme in 2004-5 and his first full length play ALASKA was produced there in 2007 starring Rafe Spall in the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs. In 2008, for ALASKA, David was awarded the inaugural Tom Erhardt Bursary by the Peggy Ramsey Foundation which is given to support promising playwrights. His other plays include BRITNEY, LATER and JULIUS.

Town: 'Moore has a good ear for the ellipitical nature of intimate exchanges: sentences often trail off as if the darkest thoughts remain unspoken.' Michael Billington, Guardian, 23.06.10 Town: 'It's a sensitive piece, yet too aware of its surroundings to sing the poor-little-graduate-boy blues.' Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 28.06.10 Town: 'Moore really gets inside what it feels like to have made a mess of your life before it's even under way.' Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph, 30.06.10