Robert Khan
Robert Khan
Robert Khan read law at the Universities of Cambridge and Southampton and was called to the Bar in 1995. Since then he has worked variously in Parliament, policy, law and politics. As well as being a writer and playwright, he is a Fellow of the Public Relations and Communications Association and he specialises in helping businesses and organisations with the provision of strategic counsel and reputation management, offering integrated advice across corporate communications, stakeholder engagement and public, regulatory and political affairs.
Tom Salinsky
Tom Salinsky
Tom Salinsky is the artistic director of improvisation company The Spontaneity Shop, co-author of the book The Improv Handbook (Bloomsbury Methuen Drama) and he teaches presenting, public speaking and storytelling for a wide-range of corporate clients.

He is the producer of the award-winning podcast THE GUILTY FEMINIST (starring Deborah Frances-White) and is the co-creator and host of the BEST PICK film podcast.

Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky are writers and playwrights who have written and produced several critically and audience acclaimed plays, a wide range of audio scripts for Big Finish productions and a number of treatments and other scripts for film, TV, podcasts and radio.

Robert and Tom have been writing together since university and they founded and ran the satirical online magazine (with Jason Smith) THE BRAINS TRUST in the 2000s, which the Guardian dubbed “the British Son of the Onion”. They are now firmly established as playwrights, having written numerous plays which have been presented at the Edinburgh Fringe and transferred to a variety of UK theatres. They are also regularly commissioned by Big Finish Productions and have written several audio-plays over a range of different franchises, including Doctor Who and The Avengers.

Robert and Tom’s other forthcoming projects include a new play about the Labour party, telling the complex story of three warring political giants: Denis Healey, Roy Jenkins and Tony Crosland, and working on a new play about Rupert Murdoch, Brenda Dean and the Wapping print strike.