Bart Lambert was born in Christchurch, New Zealand, in 1993 to a Kiwi mother and an Irish-London father. He emigrated to England in 2009 and there got involved in local theatre groups and acting courses. He wrote his first play in 2015, which he self-produced, acted in and toured around London and the South of England, performing with a small band of actors. In recent years, his attention has been directed more towards writing and he has been using the contemplative time of lockdown to build up an extensive portfolio.
Four compelling and visceral tales – very different in their settings and characters, but alike in their vividness and intensity. Crack is about the narrator's peculiar encounter with a man he meets smoking crack-cocaine in a phone box. The Prototype is a send-up to late nineteenth-century go...
