In Other Words
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
July 2025
R&D / rehearsed reading.
In Other Words is a new play by emerging playwright Charlotte Giles, written partly in English and partly in Welsh. It explores the impact of the suppression of the Welsh language on a South Wales family during the Second World War. When their son goes missing, a couple are forced to confront years of suppressed resentment and learn how to communicate with each other.
Photography: Dotty McCormack
Cast: Callum Davies, Valerie Lloyd-Williams, Elis Owen, Osian Davies
Wild East
Bristol Old Vic
May 2025
April de Angelis' unhinged, hilarious job interview from hell gives a biting critique of the devastating effects of capitalism on the natural world and the human soul.
Wild East was a Bristol Old Vic Theatre School production performed by graduating BA actors.
Photography: Craig Fuller
Cast: Tom Brace-Jenkins, Ellie Carnaby, Tamzin Khan
Designer: Miranda Cattermole
Lighting Designer: Sam Hart
Sound Designer: Ruth Kirby
The Watsons
The Station, Bristol
March 2025
Assistant Director for Joanna Pidcock.
Based on Jane Austen's unfinished Novella, Laura Wade's The Watsons was a Bristol Old Vic Theatre School production performed by graduating BA Actors.
Photography: Craig Fuller
Director: Joanna Pidcock
Set Designer: Miroslaw Kusz
Costume Designer: Ryan Webster
Sound Designer: Sol Goddard
Lighting Designer: Jacob Manston
Guys and Dolls
Theatre Royal, Nottingham
October 2024
Frank Loesser's classic fable of Broadway.
"An incredible production" - Nottingham Post
Photography: Marc Brenner
The Pride
Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham
October 2023
Set in the 1950s and the 2010s, Alexi Kaye Campbell's absorbing play explores the courage needed to embrace who we really are, and the sacrifices we all make for love.
"Exquisitely and sensitively directed" - East Midlands Theatre
Photography: Ben Sherwood
Constellations
Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham
January 2023
Nick Payne's inventive, warm and funny exploration of the paths we might have taken.
Photography: Alison Hope
Queers
Lace Market Virtual Theatre
July 2021
Mark Gatiss' collection of monologues chronicling the lives of LGBT people in the UK from the First World War to the present day.
Queers was presented as a virtual theatre production during the COVID lockdown.
Photography: Mark James
Foxfinder
Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham
September 2019
Dawn King's dystopian drama about power, paranoia, desire and betrayal.
"Something seriously impressive was going on in a small space upstairs at the Lace Market Theatre." - LeftLion
Photography: Mark James
Equus
Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham
October 2018
Peter Shaffer's classic drama uncovers the rage and tragedy behind a single inexplicable act of violence, and explores the power of the spiritual in an apparently mundane world.
"Exceptionally well executed" - East Midlands Theatre
Photography: Mark James / Grace Eden
4:48 Psychosis
Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham
January 2018
Sarah Kane's final work, perhaps the most moving and insightful portrayal of the devastating impact of depression ever written.
Photography: Mark James
