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Amanda Verlaque is a writer for stage, screen, audio and VR based in Belfast. Amanda’s recent and current work includes commissions for the Abbey, Ireland’s National Theatre, and the National Theatre Connections 2025 season.
Amanda Verlaque is a writer for stage, screen and VR. The MAC, Belfast produced her critically acclaimed debut play Distortion, and her radio play Lolly, which featured in their On the Street Where We Live audio series (which she also executive produced).
Amanda Verlaque has showcased work at Outburst Queer Arts Festival and is an ACNI SIAP recipient. Amanda’s idea for Hatch & Scratch, A Kink in The Brain, explored how injustice and inequality impact the mental health and wellbeing of the LGBTQ+ community.
View Amanda Verlaque’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Repped by Jasmine Daines Pilgrem @Lisarichards. Writer of Distortion & This Sh*t Happens All the...
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Writer Amanda Verlaque discusses the real-life experiences that inspired her new one-woman play 'This Sh*t Happens All The Time'. "This Sh*t Happens All The Time relates to an incident when I was an undergraduate at Queen’s and the target of a homophobic hate crime.
Amanda Verlaque’s play “Distortion” will be screened at The MAC in January – themaclive.com/event/distortion-screening
Oct 13, 2021 · Amanda Verlaque's Distortion, a Belfast-set story of power-hungry political ambition and media manipulated subterfuge, boasts recognisably realistic characters and...
