“After 2 years of research, development, fundraising, scratching, writing, performing in churches, theatres and festivals in London and all over the UK, today BurnOut’s ‘Muscovado’ WON the Alfred Fagon Audience Award at a ceremony at the National Theatre hosted by Rufus Norris!” – BurntOut Theatre Muscovado, written by Matilda Ibini, started with a workshop […]
Immersion Theatre’s Romeo & Juliet has now closed! Here are a collection of reviews and comments; CREATIVE TEAM Director: James Tobias Costume Designer: Rachel Cartlidge Set Designer: Marco Turcich LX Designer: Philip Jones Fight Director: Matt Gardner Movement Director: Jess Mack Technical Manager: Philip Jones Production Photography: Adam Trigg Promotional Photography: Paul Aitchinson “Nunn immediately […]
Immersion Theatre’s national tour of William Shakesperes’ Romeo & Juliet enters its London run at The Jack Studio Theatre. Boldly relocating the action to 1980’s England and inspired by the brutality of the Kent miners strike, this tragic story of forbidden love and bitter rivalry promises to be a gritty, visceral and highly accessible spectacle […]
James takes the role of Benvolio in Immersion Theatre’s Autumn 2015 UK tour. An unforgettable adaptation of William Shakespeare’s iconic, Romeo & Juliet. Boldly relocating the action to 1980’s England and inspired by the brutality of the Kent miners strike, this tragic story of forbidden love and bitter rivalry promises to be a gritty, visceral […]
A selection of reviews and comments for BurntOut Theatre’s ‘Muscovado’ Written By MATILDA IBINI, directed by CLEMMIE REYNOLDS, Music by JAMES REYNOLDS Cast: Asa – ALEX KIFFIN Elsie – DK FASHOLA Kitty – CHARLOTTE FARMAR Olive – SHANICE GRANT Margaret – ZELINA ROBEIRO Nanny G – AMEY ST. CYR Parson Lucy/Unknown Fellow – JAMES G. […]
BurntOut Theatre presents ‘Muscovado’ an original play about the British involvement in the slave trade, performed at Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Common where William Wilberforce began his abolition campaign. Set between the abolition of the slave trade act and the abolition of slavery. The story takes place on a sugar plantation in Barbados in 1808. […]
“Go to that room in your mind where your body can’t follow. Lock the door and wait for me there.” Tickets available in person at Holy Trinity Church, or online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/848984 Dates: 1,2,3,6,7,8,9,10 October Time: 7.30pm Venue: Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Common, SW4 0QZ The venue is wheelchair accessible. The production will be BSL […]
Enter Miss Kitty’s parlour on the Fairbranch Plantation of St Lucy, Barbados in 1808; House slaves Nanny G and Asa are preparing for the arrival of an important guest from England; Willa a young slave girl is desperate to be in the family portrait; Parson Lucy is holding religious tuition over tea and sugar biscuits; […]
BurntOut Theatres ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ Receives a 5* review in the Surrey Advertiser. 'Much Ado about quite a lot!' (***** -Surrey Ad). On tomorrow in Russell Square 1.30pm & 6pm @RADA_London @LoveCamden pic.twitter.com/FIfW8lq4HH — BurntOut Theatre (@BurntOutTheatre) July 11, 2014
James will be playing ‘Claudio’ in Shakesperes ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ in an open air tour for BurntOut Theatre. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Part of The Guildford Fringe Festival and RADA Festival 2014 BOOK TICKETS: Performances: 5-6 July 2pm| Clandon Wood Natural Burial Reserve, Epsom Road, Guildford 12 July 1.30pm & 6pm | Russell Square, […]
