Anah Ruddin is just back from three glorious weeks on location with director Chris Columbus shooting the much anticipated adaptation of Richard Osman’s bestseller, The Thursday Murder Club. Starring Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kingsley and Celia Imrie, the film follows a group of elderly amateur detectives as they attempt to solve a murder.
Abi sports a new chic look as the French Woman in Gabrielle Scobie’s new feminist comedy short, currently in production.
Congratulations to former client David Ajayi, who booked and filmed his Supacell job when he was still with Alpha. We wish him all the best!
Julie Neubert will be playing the central role in a 3-part drama documentary 'The Body Next Door'. Julie plays Leigh Sabine, an outrageous and glamorous eccentric with a very shady past. The first episode can be seen on Sky Documentaries on August 11th.
Mark Fletcher features as Mary’s father, Richard Anning in the new film ‘Mary Anning and the Dinosaur Hunters’ co-starring Jenny Agutter. It premiered in June this year at The Mermaid in Lyme Regis.
Jordan Gardner is on tour again, this time around the UK as Demetrius in TIMT’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. To catch him, book tickets now!
Charlotte Chiew plays leading role, Amy, in this upcoming feature film directed by Oliver Jolliffe and written by Tom Jolliffe.
Charlotte Chiew playing Amy
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Marie and Amy's long-term relationship, living in an isolated cottage, is fraying with both struggling to deal with the realities of being neurodivergent. With Marie chasing long-held dreams, Amy is close to giving up on hers.
More information about the film can be found here
Laura Shipler Chico is “gloriously acidic” (The Reviews Hub) in the leading role of Annie in the UK’s debut production of The Work We Do at London’s White Bear Theatre.
In case you missed it, Anah Ruddin appears as the stern Aunt Joanna in the long awaited Season 3 of Bridgerton, now on Netflix.
Greg Donaldson and his co-star Kate Alderton shine to rave reviews in this revival of Constellations at Brighton’s New Venture theatre.
Photo by Strat Mastoris
Constellations by Nick Payne is a play about free will and friendship; it’s about quantum multiverse theory, love and honey.
It follows Roland, a beekeeper; and Marianne, a quantum physicist. Their lives are set in a multiverse, a construct that contains an infinity of different possible futures.
They meet, go home together – or do they? They marry – or do they? Marianne’s life disintegrates, but over how long?