Jacob Grunberger graduated with a Degree in Theatre and Performance from the University of Bristol in 2021. He then went on to complete his MA in Acting at Mountview in 2023, graduating with Distinction. In 2023, he performed in Caryl Churchill’s Serious Money and appeared in the TV show, We Are Lady Parts. Not one to shy away when it comes to difficult and demanding … Continue reading Interview: Jacob Grunberger
Giulia is an Italian-born actor-ballet dancer and a trained singer who speaks Italian, Spanish, and English.Giulia started in Rome’s theatre in different disciplines: dancing, singing, and acting. She mastered acting skills at the prestigious Susan Batson Studio in New York and Stella Adler Academy of Acting in Los Angeles. Giukia believes that success is made of discipline, strength, and courage. She lives in London and … Continue reading Interview: Giulia Asquino
Delia is an actress-writer based in Rome. At thirteen, she won a national contest for young writers with a detective story. She started her acting career in theatres and refined her skills at Susan Batson’s studio and Lee Strasberg Institute in New York. She also attended Robert McKee’s seminars at Regent’s University in London. Having completed a master’s degree in screenwriting at IULM University in … Continue reading Interview: Delia Morea
Jodie Tyack trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and has appeared in TV shows such as Wreck, The Window and Noughts and Crosses. She had a recurring role on Agatha Raisin as junior detective Toni Gilmour and recently wrapped on Odyssey, her first feature film. Tyack will soon be taking the stage as Dr Denyse Kim in the European premiere of Van Badham’s acclaimed black … Continue reading Interview: Jodie Tyack
Maja Simonsen, is an international Danish model who has appeared in Harpers Bazaar, Vogue, Costume, L’Officiel and campaigns for Piaget among others. She is swapping the runway for the stage with her theatre acting debut in the European premiere of Van Badham’s acclaimed black comedy, Banging Denmark at the Finborough Theatre. Seen anything lately?Since moving back to London, I’ve made a point to really explore … Continue reading Interview: Maja Simonsen
Sadie Clark is a queer, bisexual, neurodivergent actor, writer and improviser based in London, with a base in Greater Manchester and South Norfolk. She gained a first in Natural Science from the University of East Anglia in 2012 before doing what any sensible girl would, and moving to London to train as an actor. Her debut play, Algorithms, sold out at the Edinburgh Fringe (2019), where it was a ‘Best … Continue reading Interview: Sadie Clark
Madelaine Moore is a freelance director, working mainly in professional text-based theatre, and in participatory settings particularly within the male prison estate. She is also Artistic Director of female-focussed theatre company The Thelmas. Moore’s work disrupts traditional gendered narratives and tackling big ideas through a feminist lens. She works within a minimalistic, contemporary aesthetic with a naturalistic, psychologically detailed performance style. Seen anything lately?I saw … Continue reading Interview: Madelaine Moore
Growing up in the East End to Irish immigrants, Joann Condon never thought she could become an actor because of her social background, weight and an inability to sing. After seeing Boy George & Culture Club on Top of the Pops at twelve years old, Condon came to the realisation that it was okay to be different and that maybe she could become an actor. … Continue reading Interview: Joann Condon
Kay Michael is a freelance theatre-maker and creative producer in the arts and culture sector. She connects people, facilitates expression and inspires while creating new ways of being, for the collective good. In 2018, she stepped into environmental movement building, campaign directing and activism for national and international platforms. Kay is the festival producer of Arcadia, a weekend of climate conscious performances and events at … Continue reading Interview: Kay Michael
Sierra is a CHamoru/ Filipina multidisciplinary theatre-maker in London, originally from the island of Guam. She is an ESEA artist who has worked in theatre as a facilitator, director and now writer and performer. Sierra dreams of creating and touring theatre about the diasporic Guamanian & Filipino experience. She wants to use her unique experience growing up in Guam to showcase injustices and political issues in the East, … Continue reading Interview: Sierra Sevilla
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