Solveig Nuin Stephens  

Writer and Dramaturg for Stage and Screen 

Solveig Nuin Stephens is an English-Norwegian writer based in London. Her work spans drama, science fiction, climate fiction and satire. Her themes revolve around the dual-heritage experience, societal development, the natural world and the current ecological crisis. 

Solveig Nuin is currently pursuing an MA in Dramaturgy and Writing for Performance at Goldsmiths University of London, graduating in the summer of 2026. She is also writing her second full-length play, "Grow", with support from the development scheme at Dramatikkens hus (The Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting). 

Solveig Nuin is the co-writer of two Norwegian feature films going into pre-production in 2026. "Guilt Trip" is directed and co-written by Liv Joelle Barbosa Blad and produced by Louise Beyer at Bellebob. "Little Fighter" is co-written and directed by Nic Osbourne and produced by Sam Kirby at Sunday Films. 

In 2024, Solveig Nuin completed her debut original play, "Evening, night, morning", developed with support from The Norwegian Centre for New Playwriting (Dramatikkens hus). The same year she co-created the pilot for the original series "The Munch Heist" with co-writer Barbosa Blad, developed by Monster Scripted. She has experience working as a head writer from the development of the drama series adaptation "Nei og atter nei", commissioned by the Norwegian public broadcaster NRK and developed by Bacon Pictures in 2023. 

Solveig Nuin is a member of The Dramaturgs' Network UK and The Writers' Guild of Norway.