Ruby Kitching Email & Phone Number

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

‘Catapult’ seed commission to develop my play Baki at Polka Theatre.

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Uncovering the technical and professional lessons we need to learn from historic civil engineering incidents to ensure they don’t happen again, and presenting this material , with the help of engineers, through graphics and text

London, England, United Kingdom

My role at the ICE is to drive creation of world-leading insight that develops and promotes the institution as the go-to global voice for civil engineering and infrastructure solutions. I plan and deliver thought-provoking printed and online content, exhibitions and events. By drawing on the knowledge and expertise of super civil engineers, my activities create an authoritative, respected, impartial and relevant learning society community.

United Kingdom

Still Life with Mangos at the Nottingham Theatre Royal https://trch.co.uk/whats-on/the-37-plays-reading-act-2/Ruby Kitching is a writer from London who is passionate about bringing fresh perspectives on British and South Asian characters to stage. Her play, Still Life (with Mangos), is one of the RSC's 37plays folio, was longlisted by the BBC Script Room Comedy 2020 and awarded a DYCP Arts Council England grant in 2021. Her monologue, I never got your recipe, featured in Tamasha Theatre’s 2020 virtual scratch, Made at Home. Her audio play, Baki, was exhibited at Tara Theatre, London, The Birmingham Rep and Contact Theatre, Manchester and toured three venues in Bangladesh in 2022, as part of Tara Theatre’s Artists Make Space programme with the British Council and Britto Arts. People fascinate her and she is inspired by everyday life. Born to Bangladeshi parents, she draws on her skills as a journalist, editor, author and songwriter. Ruby has a master’s degree in civil engineering and a career spanning 25 years in the industry.

Writing about industry news and technical features: engineering, sustainability and the built environment. For Construction News, New Civil Engineer, Mott MacDonald, Arup and ICE as well as other specialist publications

London, England, United Kingdom

Ruby Kitching is a writer from London who is passionate about bringing fresh perspectives on British and South Asian characters to the stage. Her play, Still Life with Mangos, was longlisted by the BBC Script Room Comedy 2020 and awarded a DYCP Arts Council England grant in 2021 to develop for stage. Her monologue, I never got your recipe, featured in Tamasha Theatre’s 2020 virtual scratch, Made at Home. Her audio play, Baki, will be touring three theatres in October where it will be exhibited and shared as part of Tara Theatre’s Artists Make Space programme. People fascinate her and she is inspired by everyday life. Born to Bangladeshi parents, she draws on her skills as a journalist, editor, author and songwriter. Ruby has a master’s degree in civil engineering and a career spanning 25 years in the industry.