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"This show is bliss" Libby Purves

LOL, my latest one-woman show, which looks at the subject of internet dating through the eyes of three contrasting characters, premiered as part of The Comedy Project season at the Soho Theatre in 2009.

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Holy Fool, the play I have written with Lea Sellers about Dmitri Shostakovich, was given a rehearsed reading to an invited audience in November 2011. The reading starred Simon Russell Beale, for whom the play was written, and was directed by Philip Franks.

My plays Once Upon a Time and Happily Ever After played to a full house at Soho Theatre as part of The Comedy Project's 2011 season in April: Twin fairytales about deception, desire and dilemmas - and love: the pain, the pleasure, the potty-training. Ah yes! Falling in, falling out, falling under its spell.

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Since then it has been on tour, including Jermyn Street Theatre, Tabard Theatre, Rosemary Branch, Pleasance Islington and also at the Brighton, Oxford and Henley Festivals. It played at Pleasance Edinburgh for the 2011 Edinburgh Festival.

The Comedy Project has also been the springboard for many of my other shows, including Drastic Plastic (2008), Bruised Blueberries (2007) (now retitled Jubilate!) and Powercut (2006).

I appeared in my one-act drama: POWERCUT - a biting little 3-hander about marriage, cruelty and Reality TV - at Henley Fringe Festival in July 2010.

The first episode of my new sitcom, Baby Boomers, about a group of fifty-somethings sharing a house in the country - was showcased in a staged reading at the Soho Theatre in March 2010.

My short play Not Quite Ready was one of the three winning plays at the Lost Theatre 5-minute Festival. The Festival was held over three evenings in December 2009.

I had a stellar cast for the showcase reading of Falling, my new play for television, at St Paul's, Covent Garden in February 2009: Maureen Beattie, Ruthie Henshall, Vince Leigh, Owen Teale, Dorothea Phillips, Charlie Capel and Robert Blackwood, with Shola Adewusi, Carole Carpenter and Edmund Dehn. The reading was directed by Jeremy Bond.

Falling is now being script-developed and will appear in a new incarnation as Perfect.

In 2008, I appeared as Laura in Between Friends, a new play written by Carolyn Pertwee and me, at the OSO Theatre, Barnes.

Everyone knows someone who thinks they know best. In Jubilate! that someone is Anna, vicar's wife and radio personality. She has her own life sorted out - apparently - and now thinks it'd be a good idea to sort out everyone else's......oh dear.

Since its first run at the Edinburgh Festival (as Bruised Blueberries), Jubilate! has toured extensively, including Henley Festival (where I won two Gold Standard awards: one for the production and one for the performance), Southwark Playhouse, Rosemary Branch Theatre and Tabard Theatre.