HANNAH CLARK DESIGNER
Hannah trained in theatre design at Nottingham Trent University and Central School of Speech and Drama. She was a winner of the 2005 Linbury Biennial Prize for stage design. Designs include: Motor Show (Requardt & Rosenberg); And No More Shall We Part (Hampstead Theatre); Angus, Thongs and Even More Snogging (West Yorkshire Playhouse); The God of Soho, As You Like It and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre); Pericles (Open Air Theatre, Regents Park); Episode, Roadkill Café, Pequenas Delicias, and Jammy Dodgers (Frauke Requardt & Company); The Talented Mr Ripley and Under Milk Wood (Northampton Theatre Royal); Behud and Gambling (Soho Theatre); Eigengrau and 2nd May 1997 (Bush Theatre); The Boy on the Swing, Light Shining in Buckinghamshire, Knives in Hens, Thyestes and Torn (Arcola Theatre); Be My Baby (Derby Live); Nocturnal and Big Love (Gate Theatre); nabokov’s Bunny and Terre Haute; Billy Wonderful (Liverpool Everyman); The Snow Queen (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Company and Hortensia and the Museums of Dreams (RADA); Proper Clever (Liverpool Playhouse); Paines Plough’s House of Agnes; Breakfast with Mugabe (Theatre Royal Bath); As You Like It and We That Are Left (Watford Palace Theatre); The Cracks in my Skin and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Manchester Royal Exchange); Othello (Salisbury Playhouse); Wuthering Heights (Aberystwyth Arts Centre & UK tour); Death of a Salesman, What the Butler Saw, Blue/Orange, A View from the Bridge, I Just Stopped By To See The Man, and Two (Bolton Octagon) and The Taming of the Shrew (Bristol Old Vic).
JACK KNOWLES LIGHTING DESIGNER Trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama. Recent credits include: Mark Thomas: Bravo Figaro (Traverse & UK tour); In a Pickle (Royal Shakespeare Company/Oily Cart); Thin Ice (Shams, UK tour); The Riots (Tricycle Theatre); Ring-A-Ding-Ding (Oily Cart/Unicorn Theatre/UK tour); Young Pretender (Watford Palace/UK tour); Victoria (Arts Ed); The Boy on the Swing (Arcola Theatre); Imperial Fizz (Edinburgh Festival Fringe); Room (Tron); One Thousand Paper Cranes (Imaginate Festival); My Name Is Sue (Soho Theatre/UK tour); If That’s All There Is (UK/International tour); Red Sea Fish (59E59 New York); Hanging By A Thread (UK tour); Love’s Labyrinth (Opera Restor’d); The Dragon of Wantley (Potsdam Schloss Theater) and A Guest for Dinner (Arts Depot). Recent Associate credits include: Al Gran Sole CaricoD’Amore (Berlin Staatsoper); The Bomb (Tricycle Theatre); Salt, Root and Roe (Donmar at the Trafalgar Studios); Die Wellen (Waves) (Shauspielhaus Cologne); After Dido (English National Opera/Young Vic); Something in The Air (Oily Cart/UK tour); ...Sisters (Gate Theatre) and How Long is a Piece of String (Oily Cart/UK tour).
ISOBEL WALLER-BRIDGE MUSIC AND SOUND
Music for theatre includes as Composer and Sound Designer: The Girl with the Iron Claws (Soho Theatre); Head/Heart (Tobacco Factory, Bristol); The Bloody Chamber.
As Musical Director: A Christmas Carol (Manchester Library Theatre) and A Woman Killed with Kindness (National Theatre).
As Music Associate, and musician: The Children’s Hour (Comedy Theatre); Tribes (Royal Court); Rocket to the Moon (National Theatre) and Welcome To Thebes (National Theatre).
Music for film, TV and radio includes:
As Composer: The Frozen Planet: Freeze Frames (BBC); Gilead (BBC Radio 3); Physics; Ellie; Disaffected; Beautiful Enough; Hometown and Meeting Mr Tiller.
As Orchestrator/Arranger: The Imposter (Film 4); Life (BBC); Planet Earth Live! (BBC); The Bounty Hunter (Columbia Pictures); Route Irish andThe Day of the Flowers.
JOSH ROCHE
ASSISTANT DESIGNER
Josh Roche is the Resident Assistant Director at Soho Theatre and the Artistic Director of Fat Git Theatre Company (The Nose and Uninvited). He has previously worked in various roles with the Tricycle Theatre, Ian Rickson and Flabbergast Puppetry Company.
Bang in the creative heart of London, Soho Theatre is a major new writing theatre and a writers’ development organisation of national significance. With a programme spanning theatre, comedy, cabaret and writers’ events and home to a lively bar, Soho Theatre is one of the most vibrant venues on London’s cultural scene.
Soho Theatre owns its own central London venue housing the intimate 150-seat Soho Theatre, our 90-seat Soho Upstairs and our new 1950s New York meets Berliner cabaret space, Soho Downstairs. Under the joint leadership of Soho’s Artistic Director Steve Marmion and Executive Director Mark Godfrey, Soho Theatre now welcomes over 150,000 people a year.
‘Soho Theatre was buzzing, and there were queues all over the building as audiences waited to go into one or other of the venue’s spaces. I spend far too much time in half-empty theatres to be cross at the sight of an audience, particularly one that is so young, exuberant and clearly anticipating a good time.’
Lyn Gardner, Guardian
SOHO THEATRE BAR
Soho Theatre Bar is a vibrant, fun bar where artists and performers can regularly be seen pint in hand enjoying the company of friends and fans. Open from 9.30am until 1am, with free WiFi, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a £5 express menu available from 12-5pm, Soho Theatre Bar is the perfect place to meet, eat and drink before and after our shows.
SOHO THEATRE ONLINE
Giving you the latest information and previews of upcoming shows, Soho Theatre can be found on facebook, twitter and youtube as well as at sohotheatre.com.
HIRING THE THEATRE
An ideal venue for a variety of events, we have a range of spaces available for hire in the heart of the West End. Meetings, conferences, parties, civil ceremonies, rehearsed readings and showcases with support from our professional theatre team to assist in your events’ success. For more information, please see our website sohotheatre.com/hires or to hire space at Soho Theatre, email [email protected] and to book an event in Soho Theatre Bar, email sohotheatrebar@sohotheatre.
Soho Theatre is supported by Arts Council England and Westminster City Council.
Registered Charity No: 267234
SOHO STAFF
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Steve Marmion
Executive Director Mark Godfrey
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Nicholas Allott (chair)
Sue Robertson (vice chair)
David Aukin
Oladipo Agboluaje
Norma Heyman
Shappi Khorsandi
Jeremy King
Lynne Kirwin
Neil Mendoza
David Pelham
Carolyn Ward
Roger Wingate
Christopher Yu
HONORARY PATRONS
Bob Hoskins – President
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