2013 annual review - theatre royal stratford east

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April 2013 – March 2014

A PEOPLE’S

THEATRE

A YEAR OF QUOTES AND COMMENT

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4-5 Forewords

6-9 Support Us

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To a year of quotes

and comment Welcome

Theatre Royal Stratford East, Gerry Raffles Square, London E15 1BN t: 020 8534 7374

f: 020 8534 8381 i: 020 8534 0310 e: [email protected] www.stratfordeast.com

Artistic Director: Kerry Michael Executive Director: Mary caws Deputy Artistic Director: Dawn Reid

Board: carol lake (chair), Andrew cowan, Michael eboda, Derek Joseph, Jo Melville,

Paul o’leary (Vice chair), Mark Pritchard, Hazel Province, lady Stratford, Jane Storie, Sabine Vinck

Pioneer Theatres Limited. Reg Office: Theatre Royal

Stratford East, Gerry Raffles Square, London E15 1BN.

Registration Number: 556251. Charity Number: 233801.

VAT Number: 248 9343 27

10-11 APR 2013

MONOLOGUE SLAM UK

12-13 MAY 2013 GUTTED 26 APR – 25 MAY 2013

14-15 JUN 2013 ANGELIC TALES 11 – 15 JUN 2013

16-19 JUL/AUG 2013 YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK

20-21 SEP 2013 LOVE N STUFF 13 SEP – 5 OCT 2013

22-23 OCT 2013 CROWNING GLORY 17 OCT – 9 NOV

24-25 NOV 2013 HOME THEATRE 26 OCT – 10 NOV 2013

26-27 DEC 2013 DICK WHITTINGTON 23 NOV 2013 – 11 JAN 2014

28-29 JAN 2014 STRATFORD EAST SINGERS 8 JAN 2014

30-31 FEB 2014 OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR 1 FEB – 15 MAR 2014

32-35 MAR 2014 OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR SCHOOLS PROGRAMME

April 2013 – March 2014

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2013 –14 has been an exhilarating year during

which we have been working hard to break new

ground and deliver work which is more ambitious

than ever before.

A highlight for us all has been Home Theatre (UK),

a bold international project with partners in Brazil

that saw 30 new, one person shows performed

in 30 homes across the capital. This was a truly

remarkable project with work as diverse as london

itself that challenged traditional notions of theatre-

going and opened up possibilities to experience and

engage with theatre in new ways.

Digital technology was a really important aspect of

the Home Theatre (UK), using it to share our work

and open up discussion about it. In November we

launched www.stratfordeast.tv with a 15-hour

broadcast of the shows in people’s homes filmed by

students from the University of Reading. So far, over

20,000 minutes have been viewed online.

In spring 2014 we staged the olivier nominated

show Oh What A Lovely War coinciding with Joan

littlewood’s centenary and marking 100 years

since the outbreak of the First World War. We knew

that this landmark production would still resonate

with today’s generation and ambitiously set about

inviting every secondary school from across england

to respond to the show and its themes, offering them

the opportunity to perform curtain-raisers on our

stage; the response saw over 200 schools take part

online and over 200 pupils on our stage.

In 2013 we were part of the launch of london

Borough of Newham’s Every Child A Theatre Goer,

a ground-breaking initiative to ensure that all pupils

get the opportunity to see a theatre production

during the academic year. In addition to this over

3,000 young people worked with our team with

performances on our stage, and at a wide range of

venues including the olympic Park and a train!

We continued to place emerging artists and new

writing centre-stage, building on our unrivalled

reputation for talent development. This has included

the ever-popular bi-monthly MonologueSlamUK with

our partners TriForce Promotions giving actors the

chance to take their careers on to the next level. We

have also supported the publication of 2 anthologies

of monologues for Black actors, which were the first

of their kind. This year’s Musical Theatre Initiative

was opened up with calls for artists and writers from

across the UK. We also staged 2 more Angelic Tales

new writing festivals with 17 plays from some of

today’s most outstanding emerging writers.

The olympics legacy continues with the opening of

the new Queen elizabeth Park on our doorstep and

we are immensely excited by the pace of change and

all this means for us; we are placing ourselves at

the heart of it all. Thank you to so many of you for

your continued engagement with us and we look

forward to you playing an active role in our future.

KERRY MICHAEL

Artistic Director

During the last year Theatre Royal Stratford East

has produced a diverse and high quality programme

of work unlike any other venue; the year began with

Gutted, a fast-paced and daring new play by Rikki

Beadle-Blair and ended with the Olivier nominated

Oh What A Lovely War, which was staged as part of

the national First World War centenary.

As the pace of regeneration in east london continues

with immense energy, our commitment to putting

the voices of our community on our stage is more

important than ever before. During our Angelic Tales

New Writing Festival last year Crowning Glory was

so popular with our audiences that we decided to

work with the writer, Somalia Seaton, and develop it

for our main stage. our audiences informed our choice

of Love N Stuff too. Building on the huge success

of Wah! Wah! Girls in 2012’s cultural olympiad, we

brought back the same award-winning writer, Tanika

Gupta, and 2 of the central characters for a hilarious

new comedy that sold out in record time.

Theatre Royal Stratford east continues to strive to

place people at its core by creating work that reflects

the hopes, dreams and concerns of contemporary

life in Britain; and by offering an environment that

welcomes people from every background. Despite

these difficult economic times, we must be bold

and willing to take risks to achieve these goals.

We are immensely grateful to Arts Council England

and to the London Borough of Newham for their

unwavering support. Their recognition and funding

is vital to us.

Alongside our artistic and audience commitment,

we are also building our fundraising capabilities

and seeking to diversify our income streams to enable

us to extend our reach and further the impact of our

work. Those individuals, businesses, trusts and

foundations who currently support us make a real

difference and we thank you all.

Theatre Royal Stratford east is a very remarkable

organisation; unique in what it offers its audiences

and in its contribution to the theatre sector. Thank

you to the executive team, the staff and all those

who are a part of this and work so hard to deliver

the ambitious vision.

Much has changed in Stratford since 1953 when Joan

littlewood brought her Theatre Workshop to be based

at the theatre. While Theatre Royal Stratford east

remains committed to its founding principles, its heart

and vision is firmly driven by the communities of

today and the talents of tomorrow.

We hope you will want to tell Theatre Royal

Stratford east’s story, introduce us to new contacts

and friends, and contribute to us in these exciting

and challenging times.

CAROL LAKE

chair

By Kerry Michael: Artistic Director

of Theatre Royal Stratford east

By Carol Lake: Chair of

Theatre Royal Stratford east

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SUPPoRT US 7www.stratfordeast.com A PEOPLE’S THEATRE

KEEP SEATS

PRICES LOW

We are committed to being as accessible as

possible for our audiences and need your

support to make this possible. Situated in

an area with widespread social deprivation,

it is important for us to be able to offer seats

for as low as £2.50 and to maintain a robust

concessions policy.

REACH NEW

AUDIENCES

We are proud to have an inverse audience

profile compared to other London theatres;

a high proportion of our audiences are

young, ethnically diverse and not wealthy.

Based in the borough which has the lowest

arts engagement in england, we need

your support so we can invest time and

resources to develop relationships with

our community.

ExTEND THE

CONVERSATION

We are committed to democratising the

debate in British Theatre. Audiences are at

the heart of our work and to achieve this

we need to be continuously in dialogue

with them. This can happen in many ways

including innovating with digital technology;

we need you to invest so that we continually

evolve how we do this in response to

audience needs.

US ACHIEVE OUR VISIONHOW YOUR SUPPORT CAN HELP

DEVELOP AWARD-

WINNING SHOWS

Since Joan Littlewood first set up Theatre

Workshop, we have been producing world-

class premieres of plays and musicals. our

productions reflect the dreams and aspirations

of our community and give them a voice on

the international stage. We need your support

to continue to take creative risks to develop

excellent new work that is entertaining,

thought-provoking and challenging.

SUPPORT

EMERGING ARTISTS

As an olivier Award winner with a long

tradition of work that has shaped the history

of British Theatre, we have much to offer new

talent struggling to find a way into the arts.

Your support can help us share our widely-

recognised skills for training and growing

talent for on and off stage with exceptional

artists who have historically been ignored.

WORK WITH

YOUNG PEOPLE

our work with young people is central to

our mission; we believe that theatre has the

power to transform their lives. We work with

over 3,000 young people each year from our

community, many of whom are from deprived

backgrounds. This important work plays a

crucial role in their personal, creative and

social development. We invite you to join us

in investing in the next generation of artists,

leaders, critical thinkers and audiences.

our vision is unlimiTed

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Royal Stratford

east audience

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WHY WE NEED

YOUR SUPPORT

We are a charitable organisation based

in Newham that believes in the ability of

theatre to achieve radical change. In recognition

of the important and ground-breaking work we

do, we are one of the Arts council england’s

National Portfolio organisations and we receive

support from the London Borough of Newham.

We are immensely grateful to them and their

support is crucial to our work. In addition to

our public funding, we also generate income

from tickets sales and other retail.

We still need to raise at least

£300,000 each year.

We would like to say a big ‘thank you’ to the

individuals, trusts and companies who have

supported us to date and hope you may be

inspired to join them.

We are an award-

winning theatre

with an international

reputation, rooted

in our community

for over 50 years.

We are proud of the

positive contribution

we make to people’s

lives and to the

vibrant theatre

sector, producing

new work that

speaks to the people

of Britain and all

their diversity.

For more information, please get in touch at

[email protected]

or call 0208 279 11 24

‘At a time when east london and particularly Newham is going

through vast regeneration, Theatre Royal Stratford east has a

key role to play in supporting our communities and engendering

pride and cohesion through this period of change. Theatre Royal

Stratford east today offers outstanding programmes and creative

spirit that is hard to beat anywhere in london.’

SIR ROBIN WALES, MAYOR OF NEWHAM

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Case Study

Working with East Village

Thanks to support from east Village

(a development of new homes in the olympic

Park by Get living london and Triathlon

Homes) in 2013 – 14, we were able to offer

Newham residents who had never come to

the theatre before a chance to see our

productions for just £2.50 a ticket.

‘We are delighted to offer Newham residents

the opportunity to access top quality theatre

at an affordable price’

Dale Meredith, Executive Director of Triathlon Homes

‘Working with Theatre Royal Stratford east

was a great chance to support an iconic

east london landmark and the fantastic

arts scene the capital has to offer’

Derek Gorman, Chief Executive of Get Living London

INDIVIDUALS

• Join our Vision Collective and receive

exclusive press night invites, free tickets,

backstage access and play your part in

our future.

• Friends’ Collective £250

• Artists’ Collective £500

• Directors’ Collective £1,000

• Become a Pioneer with a donation

of £1,500 or more. Our dedicated

Development team will create a bespoke

package that suits your needs. You can

choose to become a Pioneer of the project

you are most passionate about.

• Name a seat as a gift, in memory of

a loved one or to publicly show your

support to TRSe. You can name a seat

for £500 in our renowned and much

loved auditorium.

• Leave a legacy by remembering us in

your will. You will ensure that future

generations will continue to enjoy

access to TRSe.

• Donate online via our MyDonate button.

It is easy and quick and you can make

a donation at any time at this link:

stratfordeast.com donate-online

TRUSTS AND

FOUNDATIONS

We are immensely appreciative of the

support we receive from Trusts and

Foundations. Their contributions are

vital in supporting our artistic programme,

work with young people and engagement

activity with audiences.

Derek Gorman (centre),

chief executive of Get

living london with

Tony Jayawardena and

Rina Fatania, cast of

‘love N Stuff’

Young People’s Work

Jan and Bill Smith,

Vision collective

members with Marcus

ellard, Assistant

Director of ‘oh What

A lovely War’

WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT US

BUSINESSES

• Sponsor our work and

access unique branding

and visibility opportunities.

• create a Business Partnership

and experience a wide range

of hospitality offers for clients

and staff.

• We will work with you to help

fulfil your Corporate Social

Responsibility objectives

through outstanding cultural

and educational programmes,

community engagement and

work with young people.

contact us at [email protected]

or call 0208 279 1124

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THEATRE ROYAL

STRATFORD EAST IN

ASSOCIATION WITH

TRIFORCE PROMOTIONS.

Apr 13, Jun 13, Aug 13,

Nov 13, Dec 13, Feb 14.

monologueslAm uK

The ulTimATe AcTor’s shoWcAseApril 2013

‘I can’t wait to be there… especially to see the Junior

Monologue Slam section which gives five 11–16 year

olds the opportunity to hold the stage for a minute.

Twitter is already all-a-tweet with anticipation…’

HUFFINGTON POST

‘A six times a year, theatrically entertaining

night, focusing on twenty performers who

have made the final cut from an initial

audition of up to three hundred.. They are

judged by seven industry heavy-weight

agents, producers and casting directors…

The event sells out to a full audience,

often including household names…’

HUFFINGTON POST

‘Actors will be given

the chance to take

their careers to the

next level with a

stint on a Stratford

stage… the 20

selected performers

have the chance to

hone their skills as

part of the Monologue

Slam UK event taking

place at Theatre Royal

Stratford east.’

THE WHARF

‘A gem of a night’s entertainment.’

HUFFINGTON POST

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May 2013

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Fringe Review

everything Theatre

oneStopArts

Remote Goat

Afridiziak

Whatsonstage‘There is an electricity running

through this play, pulsing

through the performances of every

character, make sure you witness

it before ‘lights-out’ on 25th May.’

LIVE THEATRE

‘Beadle-Blair’s supreme

talent is for defying the

expectations of both

characters and audience.’

TIME OUT

‘Beadle-Blair directs with extreme assurance

and an exemplary cast ensures that this play,

arguably the best in the author’s canon, will

stay in common memory for a long time.’

THE STAGE

‘Brilliantly shocking, thought provoking and

funny at the same time, makes Gutted an

unmissable new production.’

SOSOGAY

‘stunning performances…

delivered with passion

and energy and is

written with an

explosion of feeling.’

BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE

‘one of the year’s theatrical highlights.’

THE PUBLIC REVIEWS

‘Beadle-Blair’s writing is razor sharp

and hilarious in equal measures.’

A YOUNGER THEATRE

A FAST-PACED

AND UNFLINCHING

NEW PLAY.

by Rikki Beadle-Blair.

A Theatre Royal Stratford

east Production.

26 Apr – 25 May 2013

louise Jameson nominated

‘Best Female Performance’

oFFIeS

(off West end Theatre Award)


‘..the Q&A session with

the cast, director and

writer of the play was

relaxed and informative

and I would say this was

just as important and

rewarding as the main

event. These Q&A sessions

take place every night

for the other shows in

the ‘Angelic Tales’ season,

so do stay behind after

the shows.’

EVERYTHING THEATRE

‘This year there were submissions from

70 East London writers, all of which were

read and given feedback… some will go on

to further development...’


‘...a week-long festival of new writing... This is the

third ‘Angelic Tales’ Festival and the rest of the week

will see 11 more new plays presented that will range

from ‘laugh out loud comedies’ to ‘city romance’.


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June 2013

Angelic TAles

neW WriTing

FesTivAl

17 POWERFUL NEW

PLAYS BY OUTSTANDING

EMERGING WRITERS.

Theatre Royal Stratford east in

association with Team Angelica.

11–15 Jun 2013

TONIGHT IS YOUR ANSWER

by Sarah Rutherford

SUCKERTASH by

Marcus Yau

THREE by Richard crowest

CHOSEN by Simon Platman

STITCHED UP by Sarah cook

DAYTRIPPERS by

Daniel Brierley

DEMOLITION by

Lucy Beacon

BRILLIANT SHARDS: SEAS

by Katie Miller

STUNTED by Joanna King

I’LL TELL YA by Seray Morka

ABSENT FATHER by

Mark lindow

PUSH by Melody Bridges

3–7 Sep 2013

SUPER SKINNY BITCHES

by olorunfemi Fagunwa

MAGNETIC by edd Muruako

BEYOND SHAME by Sadaf

Qureshi RELEASE by

Fortuna Burke

I HAVE NEVER by

Ben Kettner

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‘They were totally amazing, they had the audience

laughing out loud, sighing and finger-snapping in that

poetry-audience way – topped with a standing ovation.’

KARLOS COLEMAN, YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK PROJECT MANAGER

FUTURE ARTISTS

Youth Theatre

‘The show we did on the train was awesome.’

CAMERON

Poets Platform

‘It’s like being part of a family, we’ve

done shows and slams across london.

The spoken word which comes out of this

group is truly inspirational.’

MICHAEL

Young Artist LAB

‘I really enjoyed myself

and I’m also so proud

of the crew LAB and

thank you for giving us

an opportunity to perform!’

DIAMANTINA

‘Just wanted to say a massive thank-you for last

night’s masterclass. I learned so much and some

great new techniques for approaching text which I

will take away with me. It was great to explore. You

managed to create a really safe and comfortable

environment which is what I love about the LAB.’

ANNA

‘I found this experience extremely intense,

right from the start. I love the way in which

you challenged each and every one of us.

can’t wait for next week.’

YASEMIN

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July/August 13

Young PeoPle’s WorK

FUTURE ARTISTS,

NEW AUDIENCES,

CULTURAL LEADERS

Supported by Gibbs charitable Trust

Scan to watch

a video about

our Young

People’s work.

18 July/August 2013 : YoUNG PeoPle’S WoRK

MICHAEL

‘Something I have learnt from here is the

importance of working as part of a team.

Seeing all the work and preparation that goes

into a performance is something that I never

thought about, and seeing the process was

an exciting experience.’

RICKY

Industry Advice

‘I just wanted to say thank you for all the

opportunities you have been emailing me,

they are very much appreciated and have

given me the confidence to apply for auditions.’

SHAKIRA

‘It was wonderful meeting you this evening

at the Apprenticeship open Day and wanted

to thank you for all your useful advice and

kind words.’

JESSICA

‘It was amazing, I learnt

so much in the time we

spent together and I am

putting in the place the

things you suggested.’

SANDRA

And from some of our partners

‘Thank you for being absolutely brilliant

yesterday. our young crew felt incredibly well

looked after and had an absolute ball. For a lot

of them it was their firsts (being on stage, using

a microphone, performing to an audience that

big!). From the tech team, to the office, to the

Dick Whittington gang you made each one of

them feel incredibly special.

AMIT, JODI AND THE GRAEAE THEATRE

COMPANY YOUNG ARTISTS

‘Thank you so, so much for leading the

session on Friday. You were great and

I really appreciated your help. I hope

you enjoyed it, the student feedback

was really positive. I hope you found it

worthwhile and would be up for doing

it again sometime in the future, we’d

certainly love to have you back.’

NINA, NEWHAM EDUCATION

BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP

‘I am delighted how much difference

this grant made and that the numbers

of young people involved in the project

exceeded your expectations. I would

like to take this opportunity to wish you

continued success in your valuable work

with young people.’

JANE EVANS, JACK PETCHEY

FOUNDATION

‘He said he really enjoyed the

programme, that all the staff were very

nice and friendly. He enjoyed working

an extra shift on Wednesday. He said he

felt more confident in working within a

professional environment.’

GUY CHAUDOIR, SCOPE

‘Many thanks to

you and Marcus for

warmly welcoming our

students and giving

them a real insight

into the theatre and

the production.’

MOUSETRAP THEATRE PROJECTS

CULTURAL LEADERS

Youth Committee

‘I’ve left the Youth committee in safe hands.

I’ve had an amazing time working on it and

learnt a huge amount during my time as chair

and am very grateful for the opportunity!’

KATHERINE

‘We had 5 new members

last night – we have

plans afoot!’

ANNA

‘I thought that they (the youth committee)

were all without exception a real credit to

you and the theatre.’

BIRKBECK LECTURER

Work Experience

‘I can honestly say I loved every minute of it,

I got to experience the job I want to do, in an

environment where I never felt out of place.

I feel proud!’

ALYSSA

‘over the last couple

of days my confidence

has grown I am now

a much happier and

bubbly person. I promise

you this is the best work

experience eVeR.’

HANNAH

Young Assistants

‘Beautiful. I am so glad to be a part of this

theatre. Truly investing in the development

of young artists.’

ERICA

Young Volunteers

‘This is great, you must be very proud of

how it all went. Well done everyone, it was

a pleasure to be a part of.’

NEW AUDIENCES

Every Child a Theatre Goer

‘As Mayor of Newham I am committed to

investing in Newham’s children, young

people and schools. I believe that every

Newham child should have the opportunity

to experience live theatre. As part of the

overall ‘every child’ programme I have

invested in delivering the ‘every child a

Theatre Goer’ initiative to Newham schools.’

SIR ROBIN WALES, MAYOR OF NEWHAM

‘The ecaTG scheme is hugely important.

Giving young people access to live theatre is

so vital in widening horizons and inspiring

young people through the power of live

performance. So many people miss out on

the joy and magic of the arts because of lack

access when they are young. Hopefully this

scheme will introduce a new generation of

artists and audiences.’

SARAH BONNEL

‘The pupils and staff did go to see the panto…

and we all loved it… one of the pupils had

never been to the theatre before… please let

us come next year… we all got so much out

of the visit.’

TUNMARSH PRU

‘Both performances showed the true

nature of the Theatre Royal as being for

the community. The students enjoyed the

audience participation’.

LISTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL

‘Many of our students do not routinely

attend the theatre and this was a wonderful

re-introduction (after the pantomime in

year 7) to a professional production.

PLASHET (ON ‘OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR’)

‘For many of the Year 7’s, Dick Whittington

was their first experience of the theatre.’

LISTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL

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Young PeoPle’s WorK


‘a rich and colourful piece of theatre and the interplay

between husband and wife is as honest as it is

amusing. It’s up there as one of the best performances

that I’ve seen all year – highly recommended!’

LONDONEER

‘a joy to see two wonderful comic actors...

Lovely writing. Beautiful acting.’

WHATSONSTAGE.COM

‘warm-hearted, touching

and hilarious.’


‘laughs and lessons in loVe N STUF, a play

which sees the pair perform 20 characters as

Bindi looks to save her marriage to Mansoor.’

EASTEND LIFE

‘A hilarious and

touching story of love,

attachment and what

we mean by home.’

EVENING STANDARD

‘Strong chemistry

between the leads and

a witty script lifts the

despondency from this

poignant departure

lounge two-hander.’

THE WHARF

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September 2013

love n sTuFF

by Tanika Gupta.


East Production.

13 Sep – 5 Oct 2013

A YeAr on From ‘WAh! WAh! girls’ The

WriTer And members oF The originAl cAsT

reTurn WiTh A hilArious neW comedY


‘Anyone who doubts

that hair is a political

issue should try this

new play from Somalia

Seaton… simply but

strikingly mounted.’

EVENING STANDARD

‘Seaton’s script is strong with bouts of

poetry and humour.’

TIME OUT

‘The diverse ensemble

are brilliant…

a powerful piece’

THE STAGE

‘Angry, provocative,

piercing and funny…

A heartfelt headrush

of a play.’

TIMES

‘wonderfully written and so beautifully

acted… I urge you to go and see it.’

REAL TALK

‘Seven women, seven fine actresses: they handle

Somalia Seaton’s bouncing rap-influenced

verse with fluent skill, work beautifully together

as a chorus and all give striking individual

performances… See it. You won’t be disappointed.’


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october 2013

croWning glorY

by Somalia Seaton.


East Production.

17 Oct – 9 Nov 2013

chosen bY The PeoPle From lAsT YeAr’s

‘Angelic TAles’, An All-FemAle cAsT looK

AT WhAT True beAuTY meAns


‘This is ‘Home Theatre UK’, originally a

Brazilian project… In the Rio version, there

were 50 performances, in homes from Favelas

to grand mansions. Here, 30 free performances

by 30 artists, all bespoke, have just taken place

in 30 sites from a tiny riverboat to a hospital…

Has it worked? Well if one of my friends,

who, after the performance asked whether

the theatre was looking for any more hosts,

is anything to judge by, then yes.’

SUNDAY TIMES

‘Home Theatre (UK) is about staging

performances in people’s familiar

surroundings. In a sense, we will be

serving our audiences and letting them

be our masters. We will create bespoke

work for them. our intention is to involve

at least fifty percent of hosts who have

had no prior experience of seeing theatre.’

KERRY MICHAEL

‘Theatre Royal Stratford east is to produce

a festival of 30 performances that will take

place at the homes of london residents this

autumn. called ‘Home Theatre (UK)’, the one-

actor shows will be created by professional

artists and will include stories from the 30

residents hosting the performances. Ten

performances will take place in london’s

borough of Newham, another ten in

east london and the remaining number

throughout the rest of the capital.’

THE STAGE

Stratfordeast.tv

‘On Saturday 9 November, Theatre Royal Stratford

East released all 30 films on its new web platform,

stratfordeast.tv. From 8am, one film was released every

30 minutes, totalling approximately 15 hours of theatre!’

KERRY MICHAEL, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

November 2013 : HoMe THeATRe (UK) 2524 November 2013 : HoMe THeATRe (UK)

November 2013

home TheATre (uK)

Theatre Royal Stratford East

in association with Festival

Internacional De Cenas Em

Casa, Brazil, and the University

of Reading.

26 Apr – 25 May 2013

30 neW, one-Person shoWs PerFormed

in 30 homes Across london

International Festival

of Theatre, Brazil

Scan here

to see a

video about

the project.


‘Dick Whittington is a gemstone of a

pantomime guaranteed to put a smile

on the faces of even the most hardened

seasonal cynic’

THE STAGE

‘caroline Parker… combining song and

signing as she does the warm up as Fairy of

the Bells is just one of the things that marks

this Theatre Royal panto as very special…

The Theatre Royal at Stratford east has done

it again… one leaves the theatre with a feeling

of sheer pleasure – and it felt as though

everyone in the theatre agreed.’


‘a raucous, rowdy,

inclusive panto’

GUARDIAN

‘What could be more festive than pea-green

aliens living on the Moon – which, it turns out,

really is made of cheese, and has a serious

rodent problem? True to form, Stratford east’s

panto this year doesn’t trouble itself overmuch

with tradition… gleefully, joyously bonkers…’

TIMES

‘There is nowhere better to see a pantomime

than Stratford east.’

WHATSONSTAGE

‘energetic performances; a fantastic colourful

set, the classic tale is presented with plenty

of local flavour.’

EVERYTHING THEATRE

✪✪✪✪✪ Metro

✪✪✪✪ Time out

✪✪✪✪ Guardian

✪✪✪✪ Whats on Stage

December 2013 : DIcK WHITTINGToN 27

December 2013

dicK WhiTTingTon

by Trish Cooke and

Robert Hyman.


East Production.

23 Nov 2013 – 11 Jan 2014

26 December 2013 : DIcK WHITTINGToN

mAgicAl PAnTo WiTh A big heArT

‘I’m in my fifties and have seen dozens

of pantomimes over the years and

this was easily the best. My 11-and

16-year old children loved it too. The

panto is quirky, pacy, very funny and

has lots of modern touches…’

TIME OUT

Metro

Time out

Morning Star

The Guardian

WhatsonStage


‘It is not how we sing that is the primary

concern, it is WHY we sing.’

BYRON GOLD

STRATFORD EAST SINGERS MEMBERS:

‘I really enjoy singing with

my friends of the choir.’

‘All ages and abilities means we can all

learn from each other and be creative.’

‘Great group of people,

Very friendly and

supportive… Byron

teaches how to improve

your voice, pushes

group to excel… picks

beautiful material.’

‘I really enjoy the friends that I have made. I really

enjoy joining in with everyone to make something

beautiful. I really enjoy leaving the worries of the day

behind and being swept up in something different.’

STRATFORD EAST SINGERS MEMBER

January 2014 : STRATFoRD eAST SINGeRS 2928 January 2014 : STRATFoRD eAST SINGeRS

A Theatre Royal

Stratford East

Production.

8 Jan 2014

January 2014

sTrATFord eAsT singers

our communiTY choir PerForm Their oWn shoW


‘It’s time for a new generation to

see this important piece of work.

It changed British theatre and the

untold stories of war are still as

relevant today as they were then.’

KERRY MICHAEL, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

February 2014 : oH WHAT A loVelY WAR 3130 February 2014 : oH WHAT A loVelY WAR

Joan littlewood’s Musical

entertainment.

OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR

by Theatre workshop,

charles chilton, Gerry

Raffles and Members of the

original cast. Title suggested

by Ted Allen. Military Adviser

Raymond Fletcher.


east Production.

1 Feb – 15 Mar 2014

Olivier

Nominated

outstanding

Achievement by

an Affiliate Theatre

February 2014

JOAN LITTLEWOOD’S

LANDMARK MUSICAL

RETURNS.

1 Feb – 15 Mar 2014

oh WhAT A

lovelY WAr

‘this revival pulses with skill and ardour’

EVENING STANDARD

‘the 12-strong cast works

with tireless dedication...

Johnson’s production

has heart and soul and

rightly restores a classic

for a new generation’

GUARDIAN

‘this bursting reminder of the true cost of

war, expertly played by an ensemble of 12...

resonates all over again’

TIMES

‘This is a remarkable revival of the First World

War satire premiered here by Joan littlewood

51 years ago… By turns beautiful and brutal,

poignant and powerful, it offers captivating

nostalgic songs, folded into haunting scenes

from the frontline and trenches of war.’

THE STAGE

‘oh What a lovely War’s message is strong,

powerfully delivered and still relevant, even

in this centenary year of the start of the

‘war to end all wars’.’

METRO

Daily express

Daily Mail

Guardian

evening Standard

exeunt

Financial Times

The Independent

Jewish chronicle

MetroScottish Daily Mail

Sunday express

TimesWhatsonStage


‘The 50th anniversary of ‘Oh What a Lovely War’ provided us with a

unique opportunity to capture the ideas and energy of young people

from across england. We sent ‘Digital Gifts’ to schools, provoking

them into making their own theatre about what war means to them

now. We invited 17 groups to perform their work here, putting their

voices centre-stage, in the spirit of Joan litlewood.’

JAN SHARKEY-DODDS, HEAD OF YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK

‘I have been explaining to anyone with a pair of

ears how marvellous it was to come to a theatre

where the young peoples’ presence and work

is not just an add-on, but integral to the work

you do. To have them valued so much was an

extraordinarily different experience from the

many other professional theatres I have taken

groups to.

SUSANNA BISHOP, IPSWICH HIGH SCHOOL,

EAST ANGLIA

‘We attended tonight’s

curtain Raiser to support

our grand-daughter…

Joan littlewood would

have been proud, both

of the participants and

you for undertaking

this initiative.’

MARTIN AND SUE PRICE

‘We felt really welcome at the Theatre Royal and

inspired by the surroundings. All the staff were

so friendly and supportive that it instantly put

our young people at ease… The whole project

was extremely well planned and executed, giving

students a unique insight into their set text,

‘oh What a lovely War!’ and opportunity to

create and perform on a professional stage.’

JESSICA GILL, ST MARY’S CATHOLIC

SCHOOL, BISHOP STORTFORD

‘can I just say a massive thank you to you

and all staff at Theatre Royal for being so

welcoming and fantastic with our students.

They haven’t stopped talking about it since

they got back and clearly had a wonderful time.’

CLARE HOWDEN, THE KINGS SCHOOL,

CHESTER

oH WHAT A loVelY WAR – National Schools Programme 33

March 2014

oh WhAT A lovelY WAr

nATionAl schools

ProgrAmme

32 March 2014 : oH WHAT A loVelY WAR – National Schools Programme

PuPils inviTed To PerForm curTAin-rAisers on

The mAin sTAge

26 Feb 2014

St Mary’s School, Bishops Stortford:

Join the Army, See the World

Cranbourne Business and

enterprise college: Syria 2013

28 Feb 2014

Chesterton Community College

War is People

Kendrick School: The War Game

2 March 2014

our home-grown Youth Theatre

and Poets’ Platform – a mix of

theatre and poetry, Stratford-style

3 March 2014

9 Newham Secondary Schools –

what war means to them.

5 Mar 2014

The King’s School, Chester:

Follow your leader?

Ipswich High School:

My Dad, a Soldier and Joker.

Assisted by a grant from the lord and lady lurgan Trust.

our Young Volunteers supported by community First:

community Development Foundation

34 Month 2013 : Play Name oH WHAT A loVelY WAR – National Schools Programme 35www.stratfordeast.com A PEOPLE’S THEATRE34 March 2014 : oH WHAT A loVelY WAR – National Schools Programme

‘… the workshop session Jan gave was excellent

and I really appreciated the way the rehearsals

were handled. Jan’s comments focussed so

well on the positive and it was really refreshing

for me, as a teacher, to see her recognising

the young people’s potential. We teachers are

constantly preoccupied with assessing the

students and Jan’s approach brought back to

me the true worth of being involved in drama

activities. I am sure the students felt that too.

I observed her encouraging and positive

attitude with everyone..’

ANGELA STRACH, KENDRICK SCHOOL,

READING

‘Thanks so much, the

pack is fantastic.’

PAUL FERGUSON, THAMESVIEW SCHOOL,

KENT

Feedback for the Digital Gifts:

‘Thank-you so much for all the fab gifts

on ‘oh What a lovely War!’ We are feeling

totally inspired!’

‘I loved the gift idea, and the little gems

they contained. Beautifully produced and

very pertinent...’

‘The gifts have been useful to me, keeping

me on track and inspired.’

‘...a great introduction and stimulus for

them to work from.’

‘Have just read your email and to say that I am

delighted and excited is an understatement. We

are THRIlleD, thank you. I have told some of the

students who are in my tutor group and they are

so excited they’ve asked to go to other tutor groups

during registration to spread the news.’

AMANDA AFFLECK-CRUISE, CRANBOURNE BUSINESS & ENTERPRISE

COLLEGE, READING

continued...

oh WhAT A lovelY WAr

nATionAl schools

ProgrAmmePuPils inviTed To PerForm curTAin-rAisers on

The mAin sTAge

Scan to see a

video about

the curtain-

raisers.

PeoPle : MAKING IT HAPPeN 3736 PeoPle : MAKING IT HAPPeN

ACTORSAdanna Oji (Angelic Tales – ‘I’ll Tell Ya’)

Alan Turkington (Angelic Tales – ‘Three’)

Alex Giannini (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Alice Bailey Johnson (‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Allyson Ava-Brown (‘crowning Glory’)

Amina Zia (Angelic Tales – ‘Stitched Up’,

‘Super Skinny Bitches’)

Anil Goutam (Angelic Tales –

‘Beyond Shame’, ‘Absent Father’)

Ann Akin (Angelic Tales – ‘Super Skinny

Bitches’; Home Theatre UK)

Anna Johnson (Supernumerary,

‘Dick Whittington’)

Anyebe Anteyi (Angelic Tales –


Asha Reid (Angelic Tales – ‘Stitched Up’)

Ashley Campbell (‘Gutted’)

Ashley Gerlach (‘Dick Whittington’;

Home Theatre UK)

Ben Fensome (Angelic Tales – ‘Magnetic’)

Ben Kettner (Angelic Tales – ‘I Have

Never’)

Bethany Muir (Angelic Tales – ‘Beyond

Shame’)

Carleen Beadle (Angelic Tales –

‘Stitched Up’)

Caroline Parker (‘Dick Whittington’)

Caroline Quentin (‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Caron Daly (Angelic Tales – ‘Release’)

Carroll Thompson (‘lover’s Rock

Monologues’)

Charlotte Law (Angelic Tales –


Charlotte Randle (Angelic Tales –

‘Tonight Is Your Answer’)

Che Walker (Angelic Tales – ‘Magnetic’)

Cheska Moon (Angelic Tales – ‘Push’)

Chukwudi Onwere (Angelic Tales –

‘Demolition’)

Ciarán Owens (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Craig Daniel Adams (Angelic

Tales – ‘Three’)

Darren Hart (Home Theatre UK)

David Mumeni (Home Theatre UK)

Dean Logan (Home Theatre UK)

Deanna Rodger (Home Theatre UK)

Debra Baker (Home Theatre UK)

Delroy Atkinson (‘Dick Whittington’)

Denise Black (Angelic Tales – ‘chosen’)

Denise Cecch i (Home Theatre UK)

Divian Ladma (Angelic Tales – ‘Beyond

Shame’; Home Theatre UK)

Dominique Moore (‘Gutted’)

Donovan C. Carey (Angelic Tales –

‘Daytrippers’)

Duncan MacInnes (Home Theatre UK)

Edd Muruako (Angelic Tales – ‘Magnetic’)

Eleanor Lawrence (Home Theatre UK)

Elliott Daley (Home Theatre UK)

Fiona Whitelaw (Home Theatre UK)

Fortuna Burke (Angelic Tales – ‘Release’)

Fran Lima (Angelic Tales – ‘Release’)

Frankie Fitzgerald (‘Gutted’)

Gary Beadle-Blair (Angelic Tales –

‘Suckertash’)

Gavin McCluskey (‘Gutted’)

George Layton (Angelic Tales – ‘chosen’)

Grant Kilburn (Angelic Tales –

‘Suckertash’)

Gurpreet Singh (‘Dick Whittington’)

Hormuzd Todiwala (Angelic Tales –

‘Beyond Shame’)

Huw Parmenter (Home Theatre UK)

Ian Bartholomew (‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Isaac Ssebandeke (Angelic Tales –

‘Absent Father’)

Jack McMillan (Angelic Tales –

‘I Have Never’)

James Farrar (Angelic Tales –

‘Magnetic’, Gutted’)

James Kermack (Angelic Tales –

‘Demolition’)

James Rowland (Home Theatre UK)

Jamie Nicholls (‘Gutted’)

Janet Kay (‘lover’s Rock Monologues’)

Jay Brown (Angelic Tales – ‘Release’)

Jay Thompson (Angelic Tales – ‘Three’)

Jennifer Daley (‘Gutted’; Angelic Tales –

‘Suckertash’)

Jessie Dubieniec (Angelic Tales –

‘Demolition’)

Joanna King (Angelic Tales – ‘Stunted’)

Joanne Sandi (Home Theatre UK)

Jonathan Blakeley (Angelic Tales –

‘I Have Never’)

Jonny Wright (Home Theatre UK)

Joseph Wicks (Angelic Tales – ‘Push’)

Juliet Okotie (Home Theatre UK)

Kamran Darabi-Ford (Angelic Tales –

‘Release’)

Karina Sugden (Angelic Tales –

‘I Have Never’)

Kat Francois (Home Theatre UK)

Kate Steel (Angelic Tales – ‘Push’)

Katie Hayes (‘crowning Glory’; Angelic

Tales – ‘Tonight Is Your Answer’)

Katie Sheridan (Angelic Tales –


Kyle Redmond-Jones (‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Leanne Harwood (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Lena Kaur (Angelic Tales –

‘Beyond Shame’)

Lena Kaur (Angelic Tales –


Lorna Brown (‘crowning Glory’)

Louise Jameson (‘Gutted’)

Lucy Vandi (Home Theatre UK)

Mario Frendo (Angelic Tales –

‘Suckertash’)

MarkField (Angelic Tales –

‘I Have Never’)

Michael Bertenshaw (‘Dick Whittington’)

Michael Brazil (Angelic Tales – ‘Three’)

Michael Lyle (Home Theatre UK)

Michael Simkins (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Michelle Greenidge (Angelic Tales –


Miranda Menzies (‘Dick Whittington’)

Monty Burges (Angelic Tales –

‘Absent Father’)

Natasha Jayetileke (Home Theatre UK)

Nicholas Clarke (Angelic Tales –

‘Daytrippers’)

Nicola Taylor (Angelic Tales –

‘Stitched Up’)

Nicole Abraham (Angelic Tales –

‘Stitched Up’)

Nicole Davis (‘Dick Whittington’)

Nikky Norton (Home Theatre UK)

Oliver J. Hembrough (‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Olorunfemi Fagunwa (Angelic Tales –


Philip Cairns (Home Theatre UK)

Rachael Grace Black (Angelic Tales –

‘Push’)

Rakie Ayola (Angelic Tales –

‘Tonight Is Your Answer’)

Rebecca Howell (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Rebecca Omogbehin (‘crowning Glory’)

Richard Crowest (Angelic Tales – ‘Super

Skinny Bitches’)

Richard Sumitro (Home Theatre UK)

Rina Fatania (love ‘n’ Stuff)

Robbie Taylor-Hunt (Angelic Tales –


Rose-Marie Christian (‘Dick

Whittington’; Home Theatre UK)

Ruth Connelly (Angelic Tales – ‘Stunted’)

Sabina Arthur (Angelic Tales – ‘Super

Skinny Bitches’)

Sadaf Qureshi (Angelic Tales –

‘Beyond Shame’)

Sajeela Kershi (Angelic Tales –

‘Beyond Shame’)

Sarbjot Singh (Angelic Tales – ‘Release’;

Supernumerary, ‘Dick Whittington’)

Sasha Frost (‘Gutted’)

Scarlet Billham (Angelic Tales – ‘Super

Skinny Bitches’)

Seray Morka (Angelic Tales – ‘I’ll Tell Ya’)

Shaun Prendergast (‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Shelley Williams (‘Dick Whittington’;

Home Theatre UK)

Sheri-An Davis (‘crowning Glory’)

Sophie Olivia (Angelic Tales – ‘Seas’)

Sorcha Finch-Murray (Angelic Tales –

‘Demolition’)

Stephen Lloyd (Home Theatre UK)

Suhailya Hippolyte (Home Theatre UK)

Suzanne Mclean (Home Theatre UK)

Tara Fitzgerald (Angelic Tales – ‘Tonight

Is Your Answer’)

Tigger Blaize (Angelic Tales – ‘Super

Skinny Bitches’)

T’Nia Miller (‘crowning Glory’)

Tom Lorcan (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Tom Ross Williams (Angelic Tales –

‘chosen’, ‘Demolition’)

Tony Jayawardena (‘Dick Whittington’;

‘love ‘n’ Stuff’)

Toyin Ayedun-Alase (‘crowning Glory’)

Tyson Douglas (Angelic Tales –

‘Stitched Up’)

Vanessa Mayfield (Angelic Tales –

‘I Have Never’)

Victor Romero evans (‘lover’s Rock

Monologues’)

Vivienne Soan (Angelic Tales –

‘Demolition’)

Will Wheeler (Angelic Tales –

‘Daytrippers’)

Yasmeen Khan (Angelic Tales – ‘Beyond

Shame’)

Yasmeen Khan (Angelic Tales – ‘Push’)

Zoe Rainey (‘oh What a lovely War’)

ANIMATOR

Robin Fuller (Animator, ‘Dick

Whittington’)

ARTISTIC ASSOCIATES

Fred Carl (US)

John Gordon (Team Angelica)

Matthew xia

Rikki Beadle-Blair (Team Angelica)

Robert Lee (US)

ULTZ

BAR PERFORMERS

Alan Weekes

Allyson Ava Brown

Andy Mitchell

Best of Newham

Byron Gold

Claire Woods

Clarity Vocals

Darren Hart/Hartman’s House

Deborah Carew

DJ Funky Dee

DJ Gilly

DJ Hughie

DJ Joe Grimes

DJ Lok

DJ Sparky B

DJ T-Spark

Esta B Daley

Gemma Salter

Kat Francois /Word4word

Lauren Dalrymple

Lex Cameron Trio

Limelight Sessions

Michelle Augustin Trio

Mighty Dukes

Mister J

Red Carpet

Rivershaw

Sheryl Mehmet

Tina T & Simply Smooth

Wayne & Perry

Wayne Hernandez

Will Morgan

BAR PRODUCERS

Abena Adofo

Clarity Vocals

Darren Hart

Kat Francois

Sharleen Fulgence

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Andrew Cowan

Carol Lake (Chair)

Derek Joseph

Hazel Province

Jane Storie

Jo Melville

Lady Stratford

Mark Pritchard

Michael Eboda

Paul O’Leary (Vice Chair)

Sabine Vinck

CASTINGPippa Ailion (‘oh What a lovely War’)

CHOREOGRAPHERS/

MOVEMENT DIRECTORS

Coral Messam (Movement Director,

‘crowning Glory’)

Eleanor Peters-Savva (choreographer,


Jason Pennycooke (Movement Director,

‘love ‘n Stuf

Lynne Page (choreographer,

‘oh What a lovely War’)

COMPOSERS/LYRICISTS

Niraj Chag (composer, ‘love ‘n Stuff’)

Robert Hyman (Writer/Music,


DESIGNERS

Amita Kilumanga (Associate Designer –

costume, ‘crowning Glory’)

Chloe Kenward (lighting Designer,


David Plater (lighting Designer,


Dick Straker (Projection Designer,


Ed Clarke (Sound Designer, ‘Dick

Whittington’)

Hattie Barsby (Stage & costume

Designer, ‘Dick Whittington’)

Ian William Galloway (Projection

Designer, ‘oh What a lovely War’)

Jenny Tiramani (Stage & costume

Designer, ‘Dick Whittington’)

Keith Khan (costume Designer,

‘love ‘n Stuff’)

Lez Brotherston (Stage & costume

Designer, ‘oh What a lovely War’)

Michael Nabarro (lighting Designer,

‘Gutted’)

Mike Walker (Sound Designer,


Nick Barnes (Set & costume Designer,


Paul Pyant (lighting Designer,


Rikki Beadle-Blair (Set & costume

Designer, ‘Gutted’)

Sarah Weltman (Sound Designer,


Theo Holloway (Sound Designer,

‘Gutted’)

DIRECTORS

Adam Spreadbury-Maher

(Angelic Tales)

André Piza (Home Theatre UK)

Dawn Reid (Angelic Tales,


Emma Callender (Angelic Tales)

Kerry Michael (love ‘n Stuff’, Home

Theatre UK, ‘Dick Whittington’)

Louise Jameson (Angelic Tales)

Lynette Linton (Angelic Tales)

Marcus Ellard (Angelic Tales; Home

Theatre UK; Associate Director,

‘Dick Whittington’; Assistant Director,


Marcus Faustini (Home Theatre UK)

Melanie Hillyard (Associate Director,


Paris Erotokritou (Home Theatre UK)

Philip osment (Home Theatre UK)

Rikki Beadle-Blair (‘Gutted’, Angelic

Tales, Home Theatre UK)

Robert Chevara (Angelic Tales)

Shante Campbell (Angelic Tales)

Stella Odunlami (Angelic Tales)

Terry Johnson (‘oh What a lovely War’)

HOME THEATRE

AMBASSADORS

Abena Adofo

Alex Theo

Amaryllis Courtney

Andre Piza

Angela Frost

Angie Wallis

Anna Johnson

Courita Newland

Dawn Reid

Erica

Eyesha Mingo

Felix Mussell

Jess FKaren Fisher

Kerry Michael

Lauren La Roque

Lynette Linton

Marcus Ellard

Mary Caws

Monique Springer

Paris Erotokritou

Phillip Osment

Rita Mishra

Sally Goldsmith

Sarah Sawkins

Serena Robins

Shawab Iqbal

Somalia Seaton

Stella Odunlami

HOME THEATRE FILM-

MAKERS

Amber Rose

Arran Shagall

Bel Williams

Bethan Willaims-James

Caitlin Lees-Massey

Carrie-Anne Simmons

Chloe Driver

Chris Martin

Daisy Skeplhorn

Ellie Dearing

Emily Brady

Emily Tait

Emma Sullivan

Holly Medhurst

Imogen Clayton

James Cross

James Rattee

John Gibbs

John Thornton

Katie McGovern

Katie Throup

Luke Bevan

Miri Buac

Rebecca Cook

Richard Hall

Rose Lovell

Ryan Rees

Tayla Baker

Tom Jordan

Yassmin Carlton

HOME THEATRE HOSTS

Alexi Duggins

Aliceson Robinson

Amanda Murphy

Angie Smith

Ann Pe Win

Asta Dzelzyte

Charlotte Cooper

Chris Cerveza

Claire Swingler

Cora Barrett

Daniel Tuffour

Fiona Quinton

Hajar Barbach

Hazel Goldman

Jacqueline Delventhal

Jane Parish

Julian & Margaret Hilaire

Kat Andreakou

Katie Nicholson

Keisha Murdoch

Khafi Kareem

Kim Detjen

Lucy Beacon

Martha Massaquoi

Sarhan Rahman

Sorella Le Var

Sterre Ploeger

Stuart Fero

Tej Bhavan Care Home

Wolfson Hospital Ward

INTERNATIONAL

CONNECTIONS

Festival Internacional

de Cenas em Casa, Brazil

Tisch School, New York

MUSICAL DIRECTORS

Byron Gold (Stratford east Singers)

Mike Dixon (Musical Supervisor &

Musical Arrangement, ‘oh What a

lovely War’)

Robert Hyman (‘Dick Whittington’)

MUSICIANS

Frazer Snell (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Graham Justin (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Llinos Richards (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Perry Melius (‘Dick Whittington’)

Ryan Martin (‘oh What a lovely War’)

Wayne Nunes (‘Dick Whittington’)

PARTNERS

Arts Council England

Audiences London

Barbican

Birkbeck, University of London

Christopher Malcolm

Create

Garrick Club

Ken Hill Trust

London Borough of Newham

Lyric Hammersmith

National Theatre of Scotland

Newham Chamber of Commerce

Pachamama Productions

Playful Productions

Reading University

Richard Jordan Productions Ltd

Stratford Renaissance Partnership

Stratford Rising

Team Angelica

Triforce Promotions

Zupakat Productions

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Daniel Allen

Anthony Charlton

Phil Clarke-Hill

Jose Farinha

Jane Hobson

John Hyam

Richard Lakos

Johnny Munday

Nobby Clark

Robert Day

Sharron Wallace

PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS

Kingston Smith (Auditors)

Linda Potter at Wrightsure Services ltd

Maria Maltby at Wilkins Kennedy llP

Neil Adleman at Harbottle & lewis llP

STAFF

Aaron Dinnall Front of House

Aaron James Bar Staff

Adam Llyod Bar Staff

Ryan Bradley Bar Staff

Alexander Livermore-Marshall

Front of House

Ali Fellows General Manager

Alison Pottinger Deputy Stage

Manager

Altan Reyman Deputy Stage Manager

Amaryllis Courtney

Box Office Assistant

Amber O’Brien Front of House

Amy Bridges Front of House

Ana Gizelda Burke Box Office

Assistant

Andrew Gene Front of House

Angela Frost Box Office Manager

Beryl Warner Box Office Supervisor

Asha Bhatti Box Office Assistant

Asma Hussain Development Officer

Bérengère Ariaudo De Castelli


Bridget Dube Front of House

Carolina Artegiani Development

Administrator

Caroline Wilson Front of House

Charles Leanson Front of House

Charlotte Mayhew Follow-spot

operator

Chris Murray Deputy Head of

electrics

Chris Musgrave Production Manager

Christine Matando Front of House

CJ Mitchell Deputy Stage Manager

Cleo Maynard Assistant Stage

Manager

Corinne Linton Front of House

Darren Spencer Building

Maintenance Technician

Ed Parry costume Supervisor

Edoardo Mulato Bar Staff

Elinor Jones Finance Officer

Elizabeth Acquah Domestic Assistant

Emily Samways Front of House

Emmanuel Akwafo Front of House

Eyesha Mingo Box Office Assistant

Felix Mussell Press and

Marketing Manager

Genevieve Smithson Front of House

Glen Edwards Bar Staff

Grace Hall Front of House

Graeme Bright, MBII Building and

Facilities Manager/DPS

Haarus Shah Front of House

Hannah Pharoah Bar Staff

Heather Walker Front of House

Holly Cooper Front of House

Holly Owst Wardrobe Manager

Itoya Osagiede Front of House

Iuliana Toma Bar Staff,

Domestic Assistant

Jake Orr Freelance Digital

Communications Officer

Jan Sharkey-Dodds Head of Young

People’s Work

Jen Davey Deputy Stage Manager

Jenna Theodore community Arts

Apprentice

Jess Glaisher lighting Programmer/op

Jessica Carroll Front of House

Jordanna Phillips Front of House

Julie Lee Box Office Assistant

Karen Fisher Associate Producer

Karen Taylor Bar Staff

Karlos Coleman Project Manager

Katie Aldous Wardrobe Manager,

Dresser

Kemisha Plummer


Kerry Michael Artistic Director

Krystal Popo Front of House

Kyle MacPherson Head of electrics

Lara Perez Urriza Bar Staff

Laure Liarcou Bar Staff

Leanda Linton Bar and Front of

House Manager

Leeam Francis Front of House

Leighton Lewis Bar and Catering

Manager

Lenox Kambaba Front of House

Leonard Headlam Bar Staff

Liyah Summers Front of House

Lizzie Chapman Stage Manager

Luke Derbyshire Front of House

Luke Elmes Bar Staff

PeoPlemAKing

iT hAPPen

Pioneers

Andrew Cowan

Carol Lake

David Baddiel

Derek & Elizabeth

Joseph

Martina Cole

Sabine Vinck

Scrutton Estates Ltd.

Terry Brown

and all those who

wish to remain

anonymous

The Vision Collective

Angela & Stephen Jordan

Barbara Ferris

Carol Murphy

Derek Paget

Edd Ross

Emma & Leigh Joy-Staines

Hazel Province

Hedley G Wright

Jan & Bill Smith

Lady Stratford

Mansell Bouquet Ltd

Murray Melvin

Nick & Wendy Jakob

Rachel Potts for Jon Potts

Sofie Mason

Stefano Nappo

Toni Palmer

and all those who wish to

remain anonymous

Trusts and Foundations

ACT Foundation

Andrew Lloyd Webber

Foundation

Aspers Good Causes Fund

Heritage Lottery Fund

Jack Petchey Foundation

Swan Foundation

The Co-operative Membership

Community Fund

The Gibbs Charitable Trust

The Lord and Lady Lurgan Trust

We would also like to

express our thanks to the

Avis Bunnage Estate

Business Partners

and Sponsors

Adam Street, Private

Members’ Club

Adnams Brewery

Bloomberg

Devonshires Solicitors

East Village

Get Living London

Newham Chamber of

Commerce

Tate & Lyle Sugars PLC

SUPPORTERS

Thanks to the generous support of individuals, sponsors, business partners and trusts and

foundations, there have been many highlights in 2013-14. We would like to say a thank

you to the following supporters.

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Lynsey Murdoch Digital Officer and

Admin Assistant (oh What A lovely

War National Schools’ Programme)

Manjit Kaur Babbra Domestic

Assistant

Marcin Zawistowski Bar Staff

Marie Costa Prop Buyer,

Stage Manager

Marius Rønning Production Manager

Marjorie Walcott Domestic Assistant

Marta Noguera-Cuevas

Front of House

Mary Caws executive Director

Mary Ling Assistant Archivist

Matt Fletcher Technical Apprentice

Maya Crute-jones Front of House

Michael Salami Front of House

Monique Springer

Marketing Assistant

Murray Melvin Theatre Archivist

Dawn Reid Deputy Artistic Director

Mutsa Mandeya Bar Staff

Natasha Freeman

costume Supervisor

Natasha Gooden

Deputy Stage Manager

Oyin Balogun Front of House

Paul Canova Head of Finance

Peter Rodriguez Bar Staff

Rachael Pierre Front of House

Renu Mehto Bar Staff, Front of House

Richard Bullimore

Production Manager

Richard Parr Head of Stage,

Production Manager

Rickie Leyton Front of House

Rita Mishra Assistant to

Artistic Director

Robert Eames Front of House

Rose-Marie Christian Front of House

Rupert Drew Bar Staff

Russeni Fisher Front of House

Sally Goldsmith Head of Marketing,

Director of Strategic communications

Shawab Iqbal Producer

Sarah Buik company &

Stage Manager

Sarah Sawkins Head of Development

Serena B. Robins Project Manager,

Schools and colleges

Shreya Ukil Front of House

Simeilia Hodge-Dallaway

Associate Producer

Simon Sturgess

Production Manager

Stuart Saunders IT Systems

Manager

Surenee Chan Somchit

Assistant Stage Manager

Sydney Weise Bar Staff

Tamimma Kirk Dresser

Tanoh Danso Front of House

Titilayo Onanuga Finance

Officer

Tosin Alabi Front of House

Tre Ramos Front of House

Trina Keane Head of Marketing

Unique Spencer Bar Staff

Vee Kim Front of House

Velma Fontaine operations

coordinator

William Humphrey chef

STRATFORD EAST

SINGERSAbena Adofo

Abigail Asante

Alisha Joseph

Alison Holt

Amanda Murphy

Amer Saad

Angel Morrison

Angela Ayemoba

Angela Tuliyama

Ann Pe-Win

Anna Johnson

AnneMcCarthy

Annica Babla

Anthony Curtis

Antoinette Brown

Ashley Moise

Asmita Naik

Beatrice Owusu-Ansah

Bernadette Lewin

Beulah Edwards

Brain O’Flynn

Brenda Cassel

Carla Lowe

Carmel Lewin

Carol Ann White

Caroline Le Barbier

Catherine Allen

Charmaine Lewin

Cherlynn Andrew-Wilfred

Chris Curley

Christina Pace

Cynthia Jacobs

Danielle Collen

Danielle Inkster

Daphne Crooks

Debra Wallace

Ellie Cowan

Emma Cole

Emma Baker

Emma Quinn

Fay Minty

Geoff Archer

Henry Tredinick

Jack Matthew

Jacqui Adeniji-Williams

Janette John- Matthews

Jasmin Gooding

Jay Muir

Jean Ludlam

Jennifer Webb

Joanna Yamah

Jody Williams

Julia Statman

Julie Rickwood

Karen Jones

Kate Fallan

Katrina Jeffrey

Kerry Scott

Laura Beswick

Laura Fernhouse Davis

Laura Mulholland

Laura Purling

Lauren Haidar

Laurie Allen

Lorraine Sebata

Lucia Devine

Marcella Kaikai

Maria Peters

Marjorie Koko

Marti Jones

Maueen Stevenson

Michelle Lowe

Nalika Gunarantne

Nick Hanover

Patricia Williams

Patrick Mahbeer

Paulette Maxwell

Phyllis Grant

Preth Rao

Rachel Davis

Radhika Bynon

Rafe Smallman

Rasthy Delosreyes

Rene Akinson

Rhea Babla

River Shaws

Robert Beber

Rose Crawforth Miller

Rose Echauz

Rosemarie Collins

Rosemarie Sutherland

Sabi Khaur Bhatti

Sade Salami

Selma Piro

Sharnie Kayode

Sheila

Shirleyann Jones

Stacie Notice

Sterre Ploeger

Steve Bynon

Sue Ah-Chung

Sue Cay

Suzanne Widdup

Tam’ra Lee

Tanya Edwards

Temitope Raheem

Teresa Carpenter

Terry Bennett

Tom Moore

Tracy Neveille

Tricia Paton

Vicky Gunning

Vicky Peppitt

Victoria Kotun

Wenona Elie

Yvonne Wade

Zainab Shofolohan

Zhenreenah Muhxinga

Zuri Warren

WRITERS

Ben Kettner (Angelic Tales)

Daniel Brierley (Angelic Tales)

Edd Muruako, (Angelic Tales)

Fortuna Burke (Angelic Tales)

Joan Littlewood, Theatre Workshop,

Charles Chilton, Gerry Raffles &

Members of the original cast

(‘oh What a lovely War’)

Joanna King (Angelic Tales)

Katie Miller (Angelic Tales)

Lucy Beacon (Angelic Tales)

Marcus Yau (Angelic Tales)

Mark Lindow (Angelic Tales)

Melody Bridges (Angelic Tales)

Olorunfemi Fagunwa (Angelic Tales)

Richard Crowest (Angelic Tales)

Rikki Beadle Blair (‘Gutted’)

Robert Hyman (Writer/Music,


Sadaf Qureshi (Angelic Tales)

Sarah Crook (Angelic Tales)

Sarah Rutherford (Angelic Tales)

Seray Morka (Angelic Tales)

Simon Platman (Angelic Tales)

Somalia Seaton (‘crowning Glory’)

Tanika Gupta (‘love ‘n Stuff’)

Trish Cooke (Writer/book,


YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK:

‘5B Festival’

Darien Charles

Isaiah Prescod


Kwaku Kyei-Manu

Mohammad Baseer

Omar Bynon

Russeni Fisher

Suhaiyla Hippolyte

Swarzy Macaly

Taguma Mpofu

Tamara Camacho

Yvonne Eba


‘Along The Lines’

Alex Uzoka

Alya Harding

Angelina Chudi

Anna Johnson

Anyebe Anteyi

Aye Marie Conteh

Cameron Mutale

Caroline Wilson

Darian Charles

Diamantina Osmani

Feargal Carty

George Hastrup

Isabel Cromwell

Jacklyn Adeniji-Williams

Jade Ward Mcfarlane

Joana Nastari

Kezia Atta-Panin

Kwaku Kyei-Manu

Kyron Freeman

Marijana Lucic

Megan Duffield

Michael Elcock

Mohammad Baseer

Olivia Ndila

Omar Bynon

Robbie Shaw

Russeni Fisher

Ryell Williams

Tianna Mullings

Zafran Ahmed


Audition Boot-Camp Actors

Adam Khaliq

Alex Jarrett

Aubrey Hamilton-Jack

Bradley Peter

Charlotte Law

Diamantina Osmani

Dilip Bansal

Dillon Ashford-Quaye

Elliot Borremann

Harris Jhonson

Ife Oyerinde William

Jade Ward Mcfarlane

Kamal Imafidon

Michael Elcock

Naila Ma

Natalia Gandhi

Ndukuba Chiagorom

Olivia Ndila

Omar Bynon

Ose Egbejale

Patrycja Siuda

Rima Ali

Robbie Shaw

Ryell Williams

Tyler Whelan

Zafron Ahmed


‘Birkbeck Connects’

Joana Nastari

Michael Elcock

Natalie Weston

Omar Bynon

Russeni Fisher


BLITZ project

Alex Uzoka

Alice Hickson

Co Jack Drummond-Joy

Elloise Cooke

Gracey Ojoku

Jasmine Elcock

Lucas Santos

Oliver Dudley


Creatives and Facilitators

Jacklyn Adeniji-Williams:

‘oh What a lovely War’ National

Schools Programme, composer

Jan Sharkey-Dodds: Young Artists

LAB Facilitator/Dramaturg

Karlos Coleman: Youth

Theatre Director

Kat Francois, Director and Mentor,

Poet’s Platform

Lynsey Murdoch: ‘oh What a lovely

War’ National Schools Programme,

Digital Artist

Michael Dennehy, ‘oh What a lovely

War’ National Schools Programme,

Resource Writer and Designer

Philip Hedley, Facilitator, Audition

Technique Workshops

Serena B Robins: Newham and east

london Schools ‘oh What a lovely War’

Festival, Producer/Dramaturg


Education partners

Bedford University

Birkbeck University of London

Brampton Academy

Buxton School

Central School of Speech and Drama

Chobham Academy

City University

Cumberland School

E15Eastbrook

Education Links

Forest Gate Community School

Gallions Primary School

George Tomlinson Primary School

Goldsmiths

Guildhall School of Music and Drama

Guilford School of Acting

JFKKingsford

Langdon Academy

Lincoln University

Lister School

Little Ilford

London Academy of Excellence

New Directions

Newham College

Oxford University

Plashet School

RADARokeby School

Royal Docks

Sarah Bonnell

School 21

St Bonaventure’s

St. Angela’s

Stratford School Academy

Tunmarsh

University of East London

University of Exeter

Walthamstow School for Girls

Walton Road

Wanstead High School


HE and FE Placements

Angelina Angeline, University of

east london

Casey Bryan, city University

Charlotte Cox, lewisham college

Daniel Roach Williams, Bedford

University

Euan Pickering, lincoln Minster School

Holly Cooper, Bishop Challoner

Sixth Form

James Myner, E15

Leah Podzimek, Goldsmith’s

Michael Dennehy, Royal central

School of Speech and Drama

Nick Weightman, University of

east london

Paris Erotokritou, RADA

Ray Dunbar, University of east london

Rebecca Felix, New Vic Sixth Form

Shannon Martin, Guildhall School

of Music and Drama

Stephen Freeman, E15

Will Felton, oxford University


Junior Monologue Slammers

Alex Jarrett

Diamantina Osmani

Harris Jhonson


Michael Elcock

Omar Bynon

Patrycja Siuda

Tyler Whelan


‘Open East Festival’

Darien Charles

Isaiah Prescod


Natalie Weston

Tamara Camacho


OWALW: National

Schools programme

Participating groups

Chesterton Community

College, Cambs

Cranbourne Business and

Enterprise College, Hants

Ipswich High School, Ipswich

Kendrick School, Reading

Rhythm of Men: Spoken

Word crew

St Mary’s Catholic School, Bishop

Stortford, Herts

The King’s School, Chester

Theatre Royal Stratford East Youth

Theatre

Participating Newham and East

London schools

Adanna Lawrence

Alexus Tibby

Alin Rus

Amalia Hetea

Andre McCarthy

Ben Shinkwin

Buxton School - Ms Palumbi

Denisa Dobos

Dylan Bull

Elizabeth Trojan Alcantara

Erika Vasiliauskaite

Foster Antwi Boasiako

Jake Whyman

Jocelyn Ampofo-Manu

Josh Fenton

Melody Adebisi

Rares Fage

Rosemary Alebiosu

Samira Rehman de Almeida

Simona Todorova

Taylor Lee

Viktorija Kolvianec

Cumberland School – Ms Hodgkiss

Aman Basha

Andzelika Morkunaite

Bogdan Pistian

Daniel Hussain

Divine Yowane

Donne Boison-Appiah

Harvey Simms

Maximus Hammond

Natalia Arajuo

Sammy Nelson

Yasmina Diabate

Chobham Academy - Ms Stanton

Aliyah Malik

Andrea Ngoka-Williams

Ashan Marie-Louise

Beth Dawson

Brook Miller

Elyas Abaris

Ezekiel Famuwera

Faiza Abdi

Farhana Rahman

Farooq Ismail

Jaydee Hervey

Justine Franco-Okedigun

Lauryn Ajufo

Lola Foy-Sutherland

Mahamadou Camara

Milad Miah

Miski Sharif

Phillipos Sebouh

Qamar Ismail

Rachel Luke

Shaydon Ismond-Dufeal

Sulliman Farooq-Thomas

Forest Gate Community School – Ms

McGuigan

Abu Baker Chikhalia

Chanel Ekwa

Daniel Edobor

Davon Osbourne

Ellie Howett

Golden Igbineweka

Hannah Aremu

Malachi Bellot-Hodges

Maya Ochieng

Mehdi Malik Chowdhury

Michael Ogunseye

Nadia Craven

Raheem Elly Kalule

Shernay Adolph

Tasnia Islam

Viana Fraser

Stratford School Academy – Mrs

Dargyte

Ahad Khan

Anindita Khondakhar

Ashfer Al-Hussainy

Deepika Chamedal

Eilis Mullholland

Hammid Miah

Hamza Rana

Hamzah Choudhury

Ioana Balabasciuc

Khizer Muhammed

Larissa Laite

Marcio Pereira Dapresentacao Viana

Maxine Overson

Mudhir Sharif

Pratheesan Kugarajah

Ruhaan Ahmed

Yogita Chandal

Lister School - Ms Oladele

Adam Malik

Alex Jarrett

Elisha Harper

Folake Mobolaji

Jake Swan – Walters

Jervelle Grant

Joshua Kanu

Kiranniya Kamara-Kulasingam

Lianca Murphy

Misha Djmaili

Mohammad Alam

Sam Mvemba

Tyrese Koroma

William Ironside

Rokeby School – Mr Canning

Airidas Ramanauskas

Akbar Pokkakkillath

Alex Lacatus

Bamidele Madamidola

Brandon Vella

Callum Vella

Carl Nerona

Emmanuel Fashiku

Ishaq Howell

Jorge De Almeida

Karim El-Houssami

Nikita Svyetov

Plashet School – Mr Dowell

Amina Ahmad

Aminah Tassawar

Aysha Saifrideen

Deanna Mascrene

Hira Ahmed

Iram Farooqui

Jasmina Hoxha

Jerin Karim

Madeeha Sharif

Maesha Yasmin

Maharun Uddin

Nailah Rafiq

Pavithra Sabu

Rabia Naveed

Shazia Ismael

Sresta Gangasan

Tahira Khanom

Zoeyanna Molton


PartnersACT Foundation

Arcola Theatre

Barbican

CREATE

East Thames

Frantic Assembly

Free2B youth project

Graeae Theatre Company

Imperial War Museum; 1914.org

Jack Petchey Foundation

Lincolnshire One Venues

London Borough of Newham:

Every Child a Theatre Goer

London Borough of Newham:

Spring Festival

London Theatre Consortium:

Young People’s Forum

London Transport Museum

Mousetrap Foundation

National Express

National Theatre

New media networks

Newham Education Business

Partnership

SCOPE

Scriptreaders

Stage Studio

Stratford Renaissance Partnership

Stratford Rising

Swan Foundation

The Challenge

The Globe

Tri Force Promotions

Young Mayor’s Office, Newham


‘Playground Festival’

Holly Cooper


Marvolous Fayose

Omar Bynon

Yolanda Mercy


Poet’s Platform Company

Angelina Chudi

Caroline Wilson

Darien Charles

Elliot Edusah

Harriet Olins

Isaiah Prescod


Joden Bowen

Kwaku Kyei-Manu

Marvellous Fayose

Michael Elcock

Mohammad Baseer

Omar Bynon

Russeni Fisher


‘Stratford Spring Festival’

Darien Charles

Isaiah Prescod


Kwaku Kyei-Manu

Mohammad Baseer

Russeni Fisher

Suhaiyla Hippolyte

Taguma Mpofu


Summer School

Anisa Farhan Abdullahi

Dillon Ashford-Quaye

Holly Cooper

Maria Joseph

Maryum Bhatti

Naomi Cooper

Ndukuba Chiagorom

Onecia Bollars

Ose Egbejale

Tamara Barrett

Toni Tsaera


Supporters

Aspers, Good Causes Fund

Co-op Community Fund

Gibbs Trust

Lord and Lady Lurgan Trust

Mr Ian Allcock

Mr Tony Rudd

National Express Foundation


Trainee Workshop Assistants

Chichi Nwokocha

Daisy Ohara

Dwayne Hutchinson

Erica Jeffrey

Keren Chaukria

Lynette Linton

Shawab Iqbal


Year 10 Work Experience

Alicia Alvrez, Highams Park School

Alya Harding , cumberland School

Amy Borchard, Highams Park School

Chloe Lashley, oaks Park High School

Clivet Ayisi-Ansah, Stratford School

Academy

Damien Olszewski, eastlea

community School

Ella Harget-Dash, Anglo

european School

Georgia Stableford, Anglo

european School

Ife Oyerinde, lister community School

Janki Makwana, Morpeth School

Jesse Dike, little Ilford

Secondary School

Jessiac Borges, Kingsford

community School

Jordon Torres, The Palmer

catholic Academy

Katy Annand, Haberdashers’

Aske’s Hatcham college

Lauara M-F Bowles, Walthamstow

School for Girls

Munotida Chaya, little Ilford

Secondary School

Ngachung Lai, The city of

london Academy

Ray Sims, Walthamstow School for Girls

Rebecca Stanford, Plashet School

Rihad Uddin Ahmed, eastlea

community School

Tamanna Hoque, Plashet School

Tamar Zarah Blythe, Highams

Park School

Thomas Philips, The Fitzwimarc School

Tia Lewis, cumberland School

Zac Macgrath, Stratford School Academy

Zarah Tate, Forest Gate

community School


Young Artists LAB

Angelina Chudi

Anna Johnson

Anyebe Anteyi

Bolaji Alakija

Christopher Babolou

Diamantina Tina

Franziska Haberlach

Holly Cooper

Indra Van Derploeg

Jasmin Anderson

Jonathan Luwagga

Ken Birk

Kwaku Kyei Manu

Lauren King

Nicky Nweze

Ray Dunbar

Robbie Shaw

Sandra Wilson

Shivon Watson


Young Volunteers

Angelina Angeline

Anna Johnson

Anya Harding

Casey Bryon

Charles Lockwood

Daisy O’hara

Daniel Roach Williams

Dilip Bansal

Erica Jeffrey

Franky Atoro

Holly Cooper

Janki Makwara

Jason Jayawardena

Kathryn Glyde

Maa-Yarkor Addo

Maddy Kludje

Maya Crute-Jones

Michael Dennehy

Paris Erotokritou

Rachel Croft

Ray Dunbar

Rebecca Felix

Ricky Lee loblack

Shreya Ukil


Youth Committee

Adem Holness

Angelina Chudi

Anna Johnson

Brenda Kaitesi

Caroline Wilson

Ceylan Yorganci

Darien Charles

Deborah Oyelade

Dilip Bansal

Ella Harget-Dash

Frank Atoro

Georgia Stableford

Holly Cooper

Humaira Wadiwala


Indra Van Der Ploeg

Jack Mathews


Joana Nastari

Jordan Ramsey

Katherine Glyde

Kylie Slevin

Lauren La Rocque-Simpson

Mark Ramsey

Marvolous Fayose

Maya Crute Jones

Naomi Money

Nicole Abraham

Olivia Murray

Rae Levine

Robbie Shaw

Shreya Ukil

Teniola Ashini

Zafran Ahmed


Youth Theatre Members

Abidur Rahman

Abigail Jankoic

Abigail Mhaki

Adam Khaliq

Aisling Kanara

Alex Jarrett

Alex Uzoka

Alexandra Sitaru

Alya Harding

Anita Adjei-Sarfo

Ashanti Demba

Aye-Maria Conteh

Caleb Ogunjuyigbe

Callum Carr

Cameron Mutale

Claudia Igbokwe

Elsiha Powell

Feargal Carty

George Hastrup

Haya Awad

Hayley Obioma


Isabel Cromwell

Isatou Jallow

Jack Mathews

Jake Swan-Walters

Jude Paul

Kaydeen Wilson

Kaylen Newell

Kennady Bailey

Kezia Atta-Panin

Kyron Freeman

Lee Remmington

Marcia Moraise

Maria Nieweglowska

Marijana Lucic

Maya Frazer Hall

Megan Duffield

Monica Calkute

Munotida Chaya

Olivia Ndila

Omar Carrete

Patrycja Siuda

Rihad Ahmed

Robbie Shaw

Ryell Williams

Shante Stephenson

Sonia Ubong

Tia Dunworth

Tianna Mullings

Timeka Seikegba

Tommy Robinson

Zafran Ahmed

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