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Made You Look

Short film created for Virgin Media Shorts Allison's prankster co-worker attempts to convince her that his coffee cup is breaking the laws of physics, his problem being that it actually is...

TIMON OF ATHENS (Gentleman Jack Theatre)

Lord Timon is the talk of the town. Surrounded by an entourage of glamorous, aristocratic flatterers, who hang on his every word, he lavishes expensive gifts on them and can't refuse anybody in their hour of need. Even in a decadent state, Timon's expenditure is monumental and matched only by his generosity...but where does generosity cross over into folly? Can the riot of display last? Will the 'friends' still be there when the money runs out? Cut to run at Eighty minutes, Gentleman Jack Theatre's maiden production is a streamlined rendition of this unique, but unjustly overlooked Shakespeare/Middleton collaboration, featuring Dance, Song, glamorous neckwear and Ferrero Rocher. It is a play of muscular verse, and subtle laughter. What more could you want? When power is increasingly held by the privileged, Timon of Athens challenges us to answer age old questions which are growing more, not less pertinent to the world we live in.

Theatre Manager, Nozstock Festival

I'm always on the look out for theatre, comedy, dance, puppetry, spoken work, workshops etc. for the Bantam of the Opera stage at Nozstock festival, Hereford. If you are interested please email ali@nozstock.com with your cv, photos and videos of your act. Dates for Nozstock 2012: 27th-29th July

The Revenger's Tragedy

Playing the Duchess in this immersive performance Revenge is a dish best served cold… …Vindice has waited nine years for his. Mindful of the past. Looking to the future. Firmly in the Present. Bristol’s newest theatre company Gentlemen Jack present a vivid and violent, promenade production of Thomas Middleton’s classic tale of revenge.

Iris

Film installation commissioned for Chorlton Arts Festival. Directed by Cristina Soru

All's Well That Ends Well

Playing Helena in Gentleman Jack Theatre's third production Bertram loves the ladies. Only one lady loves Bertram. And he hates her... All’s Well That Ends Well by William Shakespeare Directed by Philip Perry Helena wishes she was married to Bertram. But she’s poor and he’s a Count’s son who barely knows she exists. When his father dies, Bertram goes away to Paris to escape his home and his responsibilities...but mainly to try to get laid. But lurking in his shadow, Helena has followed him. She cures the King of a fatal illness and is granted one wish. Her dreams come true, she marries Bertram and they all live happily ever after... Don’t you believe it...Bertram’s about to do a runner... Tuesday November 27 – Saturday 8 December Unitarian Chapel, Brunswick Square, Bristol BS2 8PE