Hear The Noise

Halloween SpecialYom Kippur night. There is a storm outside. By the light of a memorial candle, two siblings explore memories and shared history in this short play about family, antisemitism and the secrets we keep.Written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Kc Gardiner and Max Dinnen. Special thanks to Tania Black, who directed this piece as part of the These Demons Rapid Response event at Theatre503 in London.Content Warning: Themes of grief, antisemitism and domestic abuse

As a couple waits for the results of a male fertility test, the implications of the outcome affect them both in very different ways.A short play written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Rebecca Wilkie and Cameron Fulton.This is the last episode of the current series.This podcast contains sexual references and themes of infertility.

Travelling from the US to the UK brings back a whole host of memories, as well as generating new ones that would rather be forgotten.A character monologue, written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Celi Crossland.This podcast contains references to sexual assault.

An ageing erotic masseuse shares her story as she ponders her retirement.A character monologue, written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Georgiana Anghel.This podcast contains sexual themes.

Stress eating is not a benign form of self-harm, but what if raiding your cupboards for anxiety-busting snacks was hosted by a French maitre d'? Welcome to the restaurant of stress eating!Written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Joy Hayward.

When a parent dies, you are left questioning your own life, even if they were barely a parent to you...especially because they were barely a parent to you.Written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Jo Lee.

A new character monologue to kick off the new season, where we meet a bigoted police officer trying to justify their worldview. Are you convinced?Written and produced by Daniel Noy. Performed by Robin Edwards.

Hear The Noise is returning for a new season of monologues and tales by Daniel Noy.

You can learn a lot about someone over a pint, even if it is a bloody expensive one.A new character monologue by Daniel Noy. Performed by Robin Edwards.