James Fritz lives in London and graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama with an MA in Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media. Four minutes twelve seconds is his first full-length play and was runner-up for the Soho Theatre's 2013 Verity Bargate Award. His first play, Lines ('a highly promising original debut', The Stage), was produced at the Rosemary Branch Theatre in April 2011and was one of Exeunt magazine's critic's picks of the year.

James Fritz confirms himself as a writer going places in this fascinatingly slippery play in which moral certainties collapse and relationships unravel . . . it's this cleverly structured four-hander that confirms [James Fritz] as a writer going places. . . . a fascinatingly slippery play in which perceptions and sympathies constantly shift. . . . Often shockingly funny and full of little ambiguities, this drama deals in how we see ourselves and others - and make judgments. . . . Fritz deals well with the subtleties of class. . . . a punchy, thoughtful evening

James Fritz lives in London and graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama with an MA in Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media. Four minutes twelve seconds is his first full-length play and was runner-up for the Soho Theatre's 2013 Verity Bargate Award. His first play, Lines ('a highly promising original debut', The Stage), was produced at the Rosemary Branch Theatre in April 2011and was one of Exeunt magazine's critic's picks of the year.

James Fritz confirms himself as a writer going places in this fascinatingly slippery play in which moral certainties collapse and relationships unravel . . . it's this cleverly structured four-hander that confirms [James Fritz] as a writer going places. . . . a fascinatingly slippery play in which perceptions and sympathies constantly shift. . . . Often shockingly funny and full of little ambiguities, this drama deals in how we see ourselves and others - and make judgments. . . . Fritz deals well with the subtleties of class. . . . a punchy, thoughtful evening