After working for six years in venue management positions in theatres like the ADC Theatre and OSO Arts Centre, I began freelancing as a Producer in 2023. I am currently supported by the Stage One Bursary, and was a member of the Mercury Theatre's 23-24 Producers' Cohort.
Producing
Credits
Sabbath: A Tragedy of Witches
Writer: Gavin Fleming | Director: Lydia Sax
OSO Arts Centre, October 2023
Money-Go-Round
Writer: Roger McGough | Director: Jonny Danciger
Glastonbury Festival (June 23), Hautlieu School Jersey (July 23), Assembly Ballroom at Edinburgh Fringe (August 23)
Happy Hour
Writer: Andy Walker | Director: Lesley Manning
Upstairs at the Gatehouse, May 2023
Text & Delete
Writers: Kat Stidston and Ellie Gallimore | Director: Lydia Sax
OSO Arts Centre (Feb 23), King's Head Theatre (Feb 23), Etcetera Theatre (May 23)
Iphigenia; or the sacrifices of a young woman in nine movements
Director: Elsie Yager
Hope Theatre, January 2023
Life With Oscar
Writer: Nick Cohen | Director: Cressida Brown
Arcola Theatre, April 2024
The Sound Collector
Writer: Roger McGough | Director: Jonny Danciger
Waterside Arts Centre (April 24), OSO Arts Centre (May 24), Glastonbury Festival (June 24)
The Play Lottery [East of England, R&D]
Writer: Joy Beresford Frye | Director: Jessy Roberts
Mercury Theatre, April 2024
Kin Folk [R&D]
Writer: Emma Zadow | Director: Jane Prinsley
Mercury Theatre, May 2024
The Play Lottery [Scratch Night]
Writers: Tommy Pullen, Jacob Utzon Krefeld, Steve Arber, Graham Bibby, Shaun Nolan | Director: Mimi Pattinson
PEN Theatre, June 2024
Jupiter's Ghost
Writer and Director: Tani Gill
The Cockpit, June 2024
The Camping Farce
Writer and Director: Rachel Dingle
Stambridge, Canewdon, Rawreth, Barling Magna and Ashingdon Halls (September 2024)
Roger McGough's Money-Go-Round
Previous Productions
Winner: Best Children's Show (Derek Awards 2023)
Sabbath: a Tragedy of Witches
On the night of All Hallows’ Eve, 1590, it was said that a group of witches gathered in a ruined churchyard to conspire the death of the King of Scotland.
Sabbath is the story of real women who were persecuted in one of the darkest periods of human history.
"So polished that it wouldn’t look out of place in London’s West End, or even on Broadway"
– Fringe Review (Highly Recommended)
Join Mr Toad, Ratty, Badger and friends in a new family musical by Roger McGough, inspired by The Wind in the Willows. Follow the gold coin from polite paws to weally wicked weasels as it circulates around the beautiful riverbanks of Bluebell Wood.
Money-Go-Round is an “utterly enchanting” (Gyles Brandreth) musical, with a tuneful and boisterous score, Roger McGough’s unique wit, and an important message about our responsibilities to one another.
"an absolutely charming theatre experience for all the family"
– Mini Travellers (★★★★★)
"The songs and harmonies are beautifully precise and the set and costumes smack of the highest quality you will see at the Fringe"
– Theatre Weekly (★★★★)
Photos by Michael Elizabeth
"more than just a Halloween treat (or trick) [...] an intruiging, and multi-layered interrogation of a historical phenomenon"
Happy Hour
Happy Hour tackles the universal issue of alcohol addiction with a unique blend of comedy and drama.
"A soul-crushing drama"
– London Pub Theatre Magazine (★★★★1/2)
Nominated: Standing Ovation Award, London Pub Theatres Magazine
Photo: Vinny Moli
Photo: Ross Kernahan
Text & Delete
When uninvited slob, Maudie, meets neat freak, Jess, apartment 48A descends into chaos. A dark secret is brought to the surface, and together these sworn enemies must uncover the mystery of a disintegrating aloe vera plant, stolen muesli and the loss of a loved one.
"a wonderful new piece of writing"
– Theatre and Tonic (★★★★)
"a fantastic production [...] full of laughs and unexpected comfort"
– North West End (★★★★)
Photo: Vinny Moli
Photo: Luan Davide Gray
Iphigenia;
or the sacrifices of a young woman in nine movements
Iphigenia is a regular teenage girl on the verge of becoming a woman, whatever that means.
She’s also about to be slaughtered as a sacrificed to the gods.
"meaningful theatre-making"
– The Reviews Hub (★★★★)
Nominated: Standing Ovation Award, London Pub Theatres Magazine