Screenwriting, Playwriting, Spoken Word

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My work is often politically fueled, at times satirical, and is typically executed through mixed mediums. In live work I often incorporate movement, spoken word and projections. Always feminist, queer and diverse. Usually a dramedy blend, usually featuring a lot of food.

 

I am currently redeveloping my play Twats, which premiered at The Unity Theatre in Liverpool last May, and developing two shorts, a pilot, and a feature. 

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Big inspirations:

Issa Rae, Jeremy O. Harris, Desiree Akhavan, Michaela Coel, Jordan Peele, Céline Sciamma, Donald Glover, Sarah Kane, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Taika Waititi, Liz Feldman

Twats

Twats is a new play that premiered at The Unity Theatre in Liverpool in May 2019.

 

"Gut-wrenchingly familiar" 

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"A raw and honest look into what it means to be a woman"

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"A rollercoaster of contemporary culture and genuine emotion" 

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"Brave and playful. I left feeling empowered and represented!"

"One of the most difficult things in a short play is to take your audience through a full cycle of emotions but Twats achieves just that. The three characters feel entirely genuine and there is a real sense of the rest of their lives which do not form part of this story. " 

-Donna M Day 

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"The show explores various big issues that women struggle with in the world we live in and it does so brilliantly. Ozer's writing is natural and realistic...this is a fantastic original piece of theatre..."

-Jacob Bush, North West End

"The play cleverly combines political comedy with anecdotes of sexuality which make the audience laugh out loud for much of the play." 

-Donna M Day

Spoken Word

With Blue Balloon Theatre at Tusk in Manchester

Carousel of Lonely Hearts

Here's to You

"Lymantria" Voiceover Poetry

Her - Rebecca Ozer
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Moth - Rebecca Ozer
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Picture of a Broken Girl - Rebecca Ozer
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Freedom of Existence

A politically charged poetry soundscape exploring sexual assault, the BLM movement, and the Syrian refugee crisis set to physical theatre. This premiered at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, performed by Beth Elliott, Kinglsey Sowole, Bee Cavicchioni, Pete Smith and Rebecca. 

Rainbow Spaghetti

A short immersive play which incorporates song and physical theatre. It explores different forms of pride and acceptance relating to sexual orientation, body image, gender expression, and mental health. It premiered at Red Brick Vintage in Liverpool featuring Elen-Haf Taylor and Joe Lindley.