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Timothy
Hughes
- Artistic
Director
Tim has recently directed Pebbles on
the Beach, which premiered at this year's Edinburgh
Festival Fringe, where his successful production of The
Six Wives of Timothy Leary also played, following its
revival at Riverside Studios in June. Pebbles
on the Beach will transfer to London in November.
Training: as an actor, a Diploma in Theatre from Manchester
Polytechnic School of Theatre and as a director, a Master
of Arts in Theatre Direction from Goldsmiths College, London.
For WHen. as a director: The Six Wives
of Timothy Leary, The Importance
of Shoes, The Flats, The
Smashed Blue Hills, Solace,
Sara, Unlucky
for Some, The Silent Time
and Duck Hunting.
Other directing credits: The Promise
and A Place with the Pigs.
Other producing credits: Broken Voices,
Wilde Tales and Scotch
& Water / Ponies.
Other experience: Has led workshops at the Market Theatre
in Johannesburg and also co-ordinated Storming
the Net at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs in 1997,
which brought together five international playwrights on the
internet to collaboratively write a play for performance.
He has also been Press Officer on Sunay’ha
and Gaffer! and Production Manager
for The Biggleswades and The
Chimes.
Julia
Stubbs - Artistic Director
Julia has recently directed the West End transfer of
In My Name by Steven Hevey for
Yaller Skunk Theatre Company at the Trafalgar Studios. Her
next project sees a return to South Africa to begin developing
a new play with South African and UK actors for 2009/2010.
Julia is currently collaborating with the writer Nick Harrop
in the next of WHen's Writers Ensemble programmes.
Training: as an actor, a Diploma in Theatre from Manchester
Polytechnic School of Theatre.
For WHen. as a director: Thin Toes,
Remembering You like something I'd Forgotten
and It's A Girl.
For WHen. as an actor: Mrs. Taylor in The
Flats, Kathy in English Journeys,
Marlene in The Smashed Blue Hills,
the title role in Sara and Laura
in The Silent Time.
Other acting credits include: the title roles in Berenice
and Hedda Gabler, Nora in A
Doll's House, the London premiere of The
Lament for Arthur Cleary and tours of King
Lear and The Taming of the Shrew
(playing Kate). At the National Theatre, several platforms
for both the NT2000 and NT25
seasons, including Plenty (with
Paul Freeman and Stephen Moore), Long
Day's Journey into Night (with Susannah York) and Robert
Lepage's The Seven Streams of the River
Ota.
Acting credits in readings of new work include: the UK premiere
of Desire by Josep Maria Benet
i Jornet, The Diagnosis by Steve
Waters and the title role in Thatcher
by Keiron Butler.
Go here for more on
Julia's West End directing debut - In
My Name
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