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Joel Horwood is a British playwright. He has been a member of theRoyal Court/BBC 50 scheme and has also been on attachment atHampstead Theatre.
His plays includeI Caught Crabs in Walberswick,Mikey the Pikey,Food, andI Heart Peterborough, all of which have been presented on theEdinburgh Fringe.Is Everyone OK? toured England and played in Croatia in October 2010. He was one of the four writers who adaptedRadiohead'sOK Computer forBBC Radio 4. His adaptation ofThe Count of Monte Cristo played atWest Yorkshire Playhouse in May 2010. Horwood also took part in theOld Vic New Voices 24 Hour Plays in 2006 and the celebrity version of the same event in 2009.
His playAll The Little Things We Crushed was produced in 2009 at theAlmeida Theatre in London directed bySimon Godwin.[1] The cast included;Zawe Ashton,Richard Bremmer, Louise Ford, Andrew Hawley, Martina Laird andDavid Oakes.
Following his work writing for 'Skins', Horwood was commissioned to work on an original series idea for Channel 4.
He wrote the stage adaptation ofThe Ocean at the End of the Lane based on the novel byNeil Gaiman for theNational Theatre, London which opened in December 2019.[2]
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