diana moore is
a writer, poet and model

Oxford Playhouse Circle Bar

• Off the Peg - A light-hearted revue for Valentine's Day
• Cocktails - Performed as part of the 'Fallen Women' season
• Spring Seedlings - A selection of Diana's quirky comedy sketches
• Play Bites - A wooden boy in the real world - Pinocchio is in the middle of a divorce from Mary Contrary; can his nursery friends help him to move on with his life...?
• Betty's Bakery Shop - It's granary loaves and service with a slice of sarcasm from this bakery shop owner. What is Betty's game, and where are the scotch pies...?

Ox Fringe

The Best of Playbites ~ April 2009
Muriel & William aired their laundry and plane parts in public as part of the Ox Fringe.

Burton-Taylor Theatre

• The Tale of the Chain-Smoking Swan
• Drawing Room - Anna's active lifestyle is cut short following an accident that leaves her confined to a wheelchair. But her mind is working overtime as she considers how to keep her husband's interest - and her neighbour at arms length.
  Voted 'best of the four' by Paula Clifford, The Oxford Times

Pegasus Theatre, Oxford

• Comedy Sketches

'AN INTRODUCTION TO WRITING AND CREATING HUMOROUS POETRY'

Sessions offered to year 4, 5 and 6 pupils (KS2) on writing and creating humorous poems.

Testimonials

• SS Philip and James School Oxford
  "The children thoroughly enjoyed the session and the teachers thought it was fantastic. They also said that every child had a go at the writing part and that in the past it has been hard to motivate some of them. Well done!"
• St Andrew’s School Headington, Oxford
  "A wonderful set of poems and ideas that really worked. The resulting children’s work will be used for part of their curriculum."
• Marsh Baldon School, Oxford
  "Children were engaged with the activity and enjoyed the poems. A good range of poems and styles. Open activity enabled different levels of learning ability"
• Appleton Primary School
  "Lovely for the children to hear original work; Very stimulating; good interaction. Relevant to age groups. Children enjoyed the session and opportunity to write their own poems."
• Beckley Primary School, Oxford
  'A Journey Through the Millennium' - Four playlets; rhyming links for 'time travellers' and music: from a Beatles medley to Elizabethan madrigal. The play took the children on a journey from the year 2000 back to when Christ was born. Feedback was extremely positive, with many parents praising the humour, and delighted that so many pupils were able to have a chance to act.
  'A refreshing change from the usual Christmas nativity'

Youth Group

• Heavenly Harvest - a short play based on the parable of the talents

The Week Before Christmas

• Children performed this topical Christmas poem

Women's Institute

• local verse and a sing-along to some well-known tunes
• Remembrance Day poetry

BBC Radio 2

• Regular contributor and winner of BBC Radio 2's Headline Hunt and Track competitions

BBC Radio Oxford

• A special mention for 'A Rubbish Poem' on National Poetry Day
• Regular contributor and several times winner of 'Six of the Best' and News Jukebox
• 'How Do I Love Thee?' - broadcast on National Poetry Day
• Live interview with Bill Rennells and Diana's song: 'Apart' was broadcast
• Weekly limericks
• 'The Week Before Christmas'
• 'Jane's Torment' - a short story
• 'The Chat-up Line' - broadcast on National Poetry Day
• 'Blown out of Proportion' - a humorous poem

Fox FM

• Prize-winning Valentine's verse
• 'Play me a Bryan Adams song'

• United Press National Poetry Anthologies
• Daily Info ~ prize-winning fireworks verse
• www.the-phone-book.com

• By commission
• By charity auction
• Work place poetry and sketches
• Birthday verse, invitations, greetings

“In addition to comedy writing and modelling, Diana has a sensitive and serious side which is evident in her work as a tributes and eulogy writer” - www.diana-moore.com/tributes