
★★★★★ - One 4 Review ★★★★ - The Scotsman
★★★★ - What's On Stage
★★★★ - Edinburgh Evening News
★★★★ - Three Weeks ★★★★ - Fringe Review
Constance & Sinestra and the Cabinet of Screams is a musical I co-created with writer/director/producer/genius Alexandra Spencer-Jones. It appeared in its first incarnation at the Edinburgh Festival 2011 as part of Action To The Word's 3-show rep. After garnering several enthusiastic reviews and winning Alex the MTM:UK Emerging Artist award, the show transferred to the New Wimbledon Studio, and then had a brief outing in 2012 in Alaska. In 2013 it was performed at Latitude Festival and the Camden People's Theatre. It is currently in development.
A dark story of bonbons, taxidermy, and spooky little girls, the piece draws heavily on gothic and fairytale influences, and is unsuitable for those adults and children who scare easily...
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Action To The Word is a UK theatre company that primarily produces Shakespeare. I have composed, arranged, recorded and performed music for their shows since 2005, including: A Midsummer Night's Dream (London and Latitude, 2016), Dracula (London and Edinburgh, 2014 - present), Eumenides (Camden People's Theatre, 2013), A Clockwork Orange (International Tour, 2009 - present), I'd Kill For You (Etcetera Theatre, 2013), Romeo & Juliet (Camden People's Theatre, 2012), Titus Andronicus (The Space, 2010 / C Venues 2011), Agamemnon (Camden People's Theatre, 2010) and The Merchant of Venice (Camden People's Theatre, 2010) .
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Eye Spy Arts is a London-based theatre company that specialises in puppetry and creative learning.
I have worked as composer and sound designer for two Eye Spy Arts shows - Jew(ish), an exploration of the imagery and culture of Judaism through dance and puppetry; and Zoo Hullabaloo, a children's puppet theatre show.
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It started off as a piece of theatre. Then it became a band. Then it became an online, multimedia novel. Now I'm not sure what The Clockwork Quartet is, but along the way I wrote a series of narrative songs for it, some of which were recorded and put online, and which gained a small but loyal fan following.
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A rare revival of Kurt Vonnegut's only published play, Happy Birthday Wanda June was put on by Act Up at the Old Red Lion in the autumn of 2012. I was brought onboard as composer and sound designer, tasked with writing entr'acte and underscore music that would complement the chaotic, discordant dark comedy of the script.
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