Award-winning writer, Mary Cooper, has written extensively for theatre, radio and television. She has written more than 30 stage plays which have been commissioned and toured by theatre companies throughout England and Wales. For radio, she has written seven single plays and a ten part series for BBC Radio Four. For screen, her short film Missing Out won the IVCA Award for Best Drama and for television she was a winner in the Granada/Yorkshire New Voices schemMW Sun was born in Shanghai but grew up in Hong Kong. She is a former news journalist reporting for the BBC, CNBC and Radio Television Hong Kong in London, China, Hong Kong and Singapore. Her short play, Arachnophobia, was produced by Yellow Earth Theatre. She is currently working on a commissioned new play and a novel.

"... a memorable piece of theatre that will make you look anew at your fellow humans." - British Theatre.Com; “**** This rich, dreamlike play feeds body and soul as it chronicles the complex lives of migrants from China.” – Mark Fisher, The Guardian; “ A smartly staged, eloquently performed production.” [这是一部精心制作,有震撼力的作品] – The Stage; “ Finally, somebody starts to talk about our stories.” [终于有人讲述我们的故事了] – Fan Wu.

Award-winning writer, Mary Cooper, has written extensively for theatre, radio and television. She has written more than 30 stage plays which have been commissioned and toured by theatre companies throughout England and Wales. For radio, she has written seven single plays and a ten part series for BBC Radio Four. For screen, her short film Missing Out won the IVCA Award for Best Drama and for television she was a winner in the Granada/Yorkshire New Voices schemMW Sun was born in Shanghai but grew up in Hong Kong. She is a former news journalist reporting for the BBC, CNBC and Radio Television Hong Kong in London, China, Hong Kong and Singapore. Her short play, Arachnophobia, was produced by Yellow Earth Theatre. She is currently working on a commissioned new play and a novel.

"... a memorable piece of theatre that will make you look anew at your fellow humans." - British Theatre.Com; “**** This rich, dreamlike play feeds body and soul as it chronicles the complex lives of migrants from China.” – Mark Fisher, The Guardian; “ A smartly staged, eloquently performed production.” [这是一部精心制作,有震撼力的作品] – The Stage; “ Finally, somebody starts to talk about our stories.” [终于有人讲述我们的故事了] – Fan Wu.

Award-winning writer, Mary Cooper, has written extensively for theatre, radio and television. She has written more than 30 stage plays which have been commissioned and toured by theatre companies throughout England and Wales. For radio, she has written seven single plays and a ten part series for BBC Radio Four. For screen, her short film Missing Out won the IVCA Award for Best Drama and for television she was a winner in the Granada/Yorkshire New Voices schemMW Sun was born in Shanghai but grew up in Hong Kong. She is a former news journalist reporting for the BBC, CNBC and Radio Television Hong Kong in London, China, Hong Kong and Singapore. Her short play, Arachnophobia, was produced by Yellow Earth Theatre. She is currently working on a commissioned new play and a novel.

"... a memorable piece of theatre that will make you look anew at your fellow humans." - British Theatre.Com; “**** This rich, dreamlike play feeds body and soul as it chronicles the complex lives of migrants from China.” – Mark Fisher, The Guardian; “ A smartly staged, eloquently performed production.” [这是一部精心制作,有震撼力的作品] – The Stage; “ Finally, somebody starts to talk about our stories.” [终于有人讲述我们的故事了] – Fan Wu.