Debut 2017
Attic
An unconventional love story.
It's the veins of a heart pumping, arteries exploding, animalistic heartbeats. Follow the journey of Leonie and Bay as they relive their dangerous, boundary-pushing relationship in one night – no emotion spared.
Written by Meriel Hinsching
Directed by Miles Jovian
Cast
Leonie - Phoebe Stapleton
Bay - Jo Ben Ayed
Presented by RedDeer Theatre Company
Performance Dates
Wed, 22 February 2017 at 20:30
Sat, 25 February 2017 at 11:00
Hexagon
A fatal car crash leaves Alice and Jorge stuck between life and death. Here they create the Hexagon. Imagine an infinite library where everything is written. Afraid of saying goodbye they face love, demise and an oversized rucksack.
Written by Phoebe Stapleton
Directed by Jo Ben Ayed and Josh Foyster
Designer Sára Siskova
Cast
Alice - Phoebe Stapleton
Jorge - George Lock
Eli - Miles Jovian
Grace - Helen Potter
Alex - Connor Harris
Presented by Flywheel Theatre
Performance Dates
Fri, 24 February 2017 at 19:30
Sat, 25 February 2017 at 20:00
Leaf
Mark is a chemical engineer. He loves chess. He lives with his mum.
A teaching assistant has had enough of her own conscience.
A caretaker grows tired of childrens' vomit.
Leaf is an experimental, observational comedy combining sketch and storyline that exposes everyday, overlooked societal problems.
Written by Helen Potter
Directed by Steinunn McQueen
Designer Nadine Froehlich
Cast
Chemical Engineer - Connor Harris
Teaching Assistant - Helen Potter
Bus Stop Girl - Gabriella Leon
Caretaker - Josh Foyster
Mum - Carissa Wagner
Children/Ensemble - Charlie Ferguson, George Lock, Ed Theakston
Performance Dates
Wed, 22 February 2017 at 19:30
Sat, 25 February 2017 at 18:30
That Time It Was Your Birthday
Of course you’re allowed to grieve, but only until the funeral…
A 21st Birthday party invites more of a surreal surprise for four friends than the late Ben. A story for those who never do things the ‘right’ way.
Written by Gabriella Leon
Directed by Carissa Wagner
Designer Beth Reynolds
Cast
Mallory - Gabriella Leon
Felix - Ed Theakston
Oscar - George Lock
Kate - Meriel Hinsching
Dad/Man - Josh Foyster
Pigeon/Ben - Jo Ben Ayed
The Waves
Rachel’s suicide seems inevitable. Trapped in the moment where she must decide, Rachel seeks answers from her mothers; Kane, Plath and Woolf. In a state somewhere between a dream and a nightmare, memories collide as Rachel desperately tries to understand what brought her here, what she ought to do next, and who she actually is. Is there hope even in this dark corner of her mind?
A piece that exists at the intersection of spoken word, visual art and physical theatre.
Written by Ed Theakston
Directed by Ed Theakston
Designer Ioana Curelea
Cast
Rachel - Meriel Hinsching
Kane - Helen Potter
Plath - Steinunn McQueen
Woolf - Phoebe Stapleton
Musicians - Miles Jovian, Carissa Wagner, Connor Harris, Nick Young
Featuring original music composed by the company.
Presented by KILTER theatre.
Yvette
Yvette is a 13-year-old girl looking for answers to questions she's not ready to ask. In pursuit of womanhood, she struggles to come to terms with a buried trauma.
A nostalgic coming-of-age story featuring spoken word, comedy and bold imagery.
Written by Urielle Klein
Directed by Meriel Hinsching
Designer Giorgia Joseph
Performed by Urielle Klein
Production Team
Directors mentored by Jesse Briton
Writers mentored by Charlotte Josephine
Concept by Uri Roodner
Vocal Coach Colin Sadler
Movement Coach Marcin Rudy
Designed by graduating students of The Wimbledon College of Art
Designers mentored by Buddug Jones and Lucy Algar
Production Supervisor Sheryl-Lynne Valenski
Lighting and Sound Technical Supervisor Phil Hamilton
Sound Coordinator and Operator Andy Smart
Stage Manager Sophie Cooney
Senior Assistant Stage Manager Niamh Graham
Assistant Stage Managers Holly Spence, Nicky Bathgate, Gabo Tse
Costume Supervisor Elia Baker
Master Carpenter Richard Rudnicki
Construction and Props Supervisor Alan Bower
Scenic Artist Grit Eckert
Produced by Carissa Wagner and Josh Foyster
Marketing design by Ed Theakston