Stage Plays
Seven of his plays have been produced in Hong Kong, including CHESS & CHINESE CHESSMEN (Cantonese, 1989), WOLF IN THE HOUSE (Cantonese & English, 1990 & 1991), TO MAKE HER HIS WIFE (co-written with John Chung & Eddie Shee, Cantonese, 1992), OF MEN & BEASTS (Cantonese, 1992), NO MAN'S LAND (co-written with Dino Mahoney, Cantonese, 1992 & 1993), YOUNG & DANGEROUS (Cantonese, 1997), BUGS (Cantonese, 1999), MR. WU'S FILES - MISSING PERSON (Cantonese, 2000).
In London, his play, THE PILGRIMAGE OF THE HEART, was produced at Etcetera Theatre in 2008. His revised play, WOLF IN THE HOUSE, was showcased in Soho Theatre and it was given a staged reading at the Tara Arts in the same year. His other play, THE TWO OF US, was given a staged reading at the TYPHOON FESTIVAL organized by the Yellow Earth Theatre Company.
Radio Plays
- DEMOLITION MAN (co-written with Dino Mahoney, BBC World Service, 2009)
- DIWALI & CURRY (Theatre Voice & Theatre 503, 2009 as part of "Urban Scrawl")
- BARE BRANCHES (co-written with Dino Mahoney, BBC World Service, 2008)
- LOOKING FOR STONES (co-written with Dino Mahoney, BBC World Service, Radio Television Hong Kong, Canadian Broadcasting Company & Australian Broadcasting Company, 1999 as part of the Worldplay International Radio Drama Festival)
Publication
- LOOKing FOR STONES, a co-written radio play published in "City Stage: Hong Kong Playwriting in English", Hong Kong University Press, 2005.
Movie Script, Poetry and Novel
Movie Script
- SPIRIT MONEY (a full length commercial film script developed for BREAKOUT, a project organized by Channel 4 and Wrap X film project: a supernatural kung fu thriller, 2008)
- MERRY GO ROUND (awarded Enfield Film Fund & was shown at the British Film Institute, 2008)
- CHINA WATCH (shortlisted for the Haringey Film Festival, 2006, currently in post-production stage)
Simon's poems were published in OUTLOUD (Xtraloud Press, 2002)
Novel
Simon is currently writing a novel, a historical detective thriller set in 11st centruy China - the book is heavily researched to ensure all the historical facts are accurate.
