projects.
When It Happens
Please, Feel Free to Share
DOXXX
.jpg)
AAAND RELAX
.jpg)
STALEMATE (Short Film)
![When It Happens 5 [Credit Lexi Clare].jpg](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/313097_0cfcc15d9e7441c9a8cf03d9af9ee344~mv2_d_4242_2828_s_4_2.jpg/v1/fill/w_735,h_490,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/313097_0cfcc15d9e7441c9a8cf03d9af9ee344~mv2_d_4242_2828_s_4_2.jpg)
about.
Our first show, WHEN IT HAPPENS enjoyed a successful three-night scratch run at The Tristan Bates Theatre before being reprogrammed there for a week-long run.
The show was very well received and was one of the ten top anticipated shows of the fringe on the StageDoor app, before receiving several five-star reviews. The show was then Off West End OFFIE Finalist for Best Play in a Short Run.
Our second show, PLEASE, FEEL FREE TO SHARE was awarded Special Mention for The Popcorn New Writing Award 2021 and first enjoyed a three-night scratch run at the Tristan Bates Theatre as a part of the Maiden Speech Festival in November 2019, followed by a sold-out run at Theatre 503 for their Resets Festival 2021.
It was programmed as the first of a Scatterjam double-bill at VAULT 2022, followed by a full run at The Pleasance Courtyard at Edinbrugh Festival 2022.
PLEASE, FEEL FREE TO SHARE then had it's London Transfer and was programmed at The Pleasance, Islington for a week-long run and was subsequently an OFFIE-Finalist for Best Edinburgh Show and is now published with Methuen Drama.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE is now being developed for TV with Double Dutch (Banijay).
Our play, DOXXX was programmed at VAULT 2022.
Our first short film, STALEMATE, was completed in 2025 in association with Met Film.
Our three newest plays, THIRDS, GESTATION and AAAND RELAX have been First Runner-Up Alpine Fellowship Theatre Prize 2025, Top 10% Verity Bargate Award, Top 10% Women's Prize for Playwriting, Top 4% BBC Open Call, Longlist Ilfeld Prize.
GESTATION was selected by Royal Court for their Writer's Group 2026.
These plays are now in development to be staged.
Scatterjam is a performance production company, founded by writer Rachel Causer and performer/producer Róisín Bevan after they met at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
The rest of the company is made up of a team of associate artists who have a broad field of creative expertise.
As a company, we are committed to creating exciting women-led work that is socially and politically engaged whilst being physically and structurally explorative. We aim to produce work that actively challenges commonly held preconceptions and celebrates the comedic potential of doing so. Our work is dynamic, bold and above all, entertaining.
Rachel Causer
Founder, Writer & Producer
Rachel is a Cornish writer and performer for Theatre, TV & Film, currently living in London
Róisín Bevan
Performer & Producer
Róisín is an Australian born, Irish made Performer, Theatre Producer and Podcast Maker, currently living in London
Creative Associates
Liam Blain
Lexi Clare
Cressida Peever
Nadia Papachronopoulou
Niamh Watson
Praise for Scatterjam
FOR WHEN IT HAPPENS
★★★★★
“The script is totally brilliant and confounds expectations…The writing is by turns anarchic, explosive but by the end of the piece, empowering and fun” – Spy In The Stalls
★★★★★
"Every aspect of this tumultuous, engaging, relatable and emotive performance was expertly arranged and masterfully played. Never has a set of words from someone’s mouth made me feel so seen, so comforted and so liberated. When It Happens excellently reflects what theatre should always aim to be" - The Medium
★★★★★
“Had me in absolute hysterics one moment and on the edge of my seat the next”- Within Her Words
"EXCELLENT SHOW" ★★★★★
“Well written, well-acted and well-staged. It fulfills its purpose as an entertaining piece of theatre and it may well leave some of the audience thinking and questioning. - Fringe Review
★★★★
“Emotionally-astute observations and engaging performances - an entertaining and insightful combination” - Breaking The Fourth Wall
★★★★
“Eloquent writing, electric performances - definetly not one to miss!" - LondonTheatreGal
★★★★
“This is a piece that excels on multi-levels and has had me smiling long after I left the theatre - that rare occurrence when there is a joyous synergy between writer, actor, director and audience." - The Review Chap
★★★★
“Causer writes a caustic comedy with all the sweet spots of the feminist revolution…The show is a joyous, smart and thoroughly riotous piece of theatre” - Broadway World
“When it Happens” feels very timely, and it has made me think a lot about female complicity (via acceptance) of everyday sexism, and unrealistic images of motherhood" -
The View From Outside
FOR PLEASE, FEEL FREE TO SHARE
For Stage Play
★★★★ The Scotsman
★★★★ Spy In The Stalls
★★★★ Broadway World Scotland
★★★★ Broadway Baby
★★★★ LondonTheatre1
★★★★ The List
★★★★ Sinners Review
★★★★ EdFringe Review
★★★★ Everything Theatre
For Screenplay
For Scratch Performance
★★★★
"Causer's writing is always brilliantly clever, and Please, Feel Free To Share is no exception to this rule. It is an excellent commentary on the extreme nature of social media and instant gratification of things such as the Like button and similar online" - Within Her Words
★★★★
"Energetic, Entertaining and Engaging. This is the second play I’ve seen by Rachel Causer and I am definitely a fan of her darkly comic writing style.”
- LondonTheatreGal
"Once again Causer shows just how skilfully she creates and writes original female characters. Her writing is packed with a dark humour that Róisín Bevan brings to life with an at times unnerving verve." - The View from The Outside
contact.
We are always thrilled to hear from new creatives about our current work or any possible collaborations in the future.
Maybe you're a writer looking for a production company for your work, a creative who is interested in becoming a associate with us or an actor hoping to be kept in mind for one of our shows - we want to hear from anyone and everyone.
We are currently developing several projects across Theatre, Film and TV.
Fill in the form below or email us directly at info.scatterjam@gmail.com