TOD EINES HANDLUNGSREISENDEN (Death of a Salesman)
Staatstheater Mainz - Germany
Written by Arthur Miller (1949)
German translation by Volker Schlöndorff and Florian Hopf
Directed by: Claire O'Reilly
Set and Costume Design: April Dalton
Music : Jenny O'Malley
Lighting : Nadja Klinge
Movement Coaching : Jennifer Fletcher
Dramaturgy: Jörgvorhaben
Willy Loman : Klaus Köhler
Linda : Andrea Quirbach
Biff : David T. Meyer
Happy : Benjamin Kaygun
Charley / Uncle Ben / Stanley : Johannes Schmidt
Bernard / Howard Wagner / Waiter : Sabah Qalo
Woman / Miss Forsythe : Diana Storozhuk
Photos: Andreas Etter
Wildworks, Carlyon Bay
Associate director & choreography
A large scale promenade outdoor production with a professional cast and community chorus. Also made into a feature film (trailer below) '“spine-tingling” - The Guardian
Written by; Hannah McPake & Mydd Pharo
Director; Mydd Pharo
Composer; Banjo Bower
Sound design; Daniel Balfour
Design; Amy Pitt & Ellie Williams
Lighting & Video designer; Josh Pharo
Stage Manager; Kylie Sullivan
Movement director; Rob Manner
Costume; Meier Williams & Sara Rose Whetherly
Storyhouse, Chester
★★★★ Theatre Reviews North ★★★★ Chester Chronicle
Director; Hannah Noone
Design; Jacob Hughs
Composer; Samuel Barnes
Lighting; Ceri James
Images; Mark McNulty
Movement director
“They are ably supported by the commanding choreography of Laban trained Jennifer Fletcher” - LGBT Poet Laureate
“…while movement (Jennifer Fletcher) fans a roaring flame of intensity between performers.” - Three Weeks
“With powerful movement direction by Jennifer Fletcher, the moments of physical connection between the two are electric.” - The Queer Review
🏆 Summerhall Lustrum Award 2022 WINNER
🏆 SoHo Playhouse Medal of Excellence 2022 WINNER
🏆 Holden Street Theatre Award 2022 FINALIST
🏆 OffFest Edinburgh Award 2022 NOMINEE
🏆 The Stage Edinburgh Award 2022 WINNER - JESSICA CLARK
★★★★★ Three Weeks 'ferocious veracity'
★★★★★ Theatre Reviews
★★★★★ Broadway Baby 'Marcus’ 70 minute debut play flew by.'
★★★★★ The Queer Review 'Funny, dark and impactful...full of surprising twists.'
★★★★★ The Spy In The Stalls 'luminous'
★★★★★ Liam O'Dell 'absolutely astonishing'
★★★★ The Guardian ‘A glorious tapestry of a play.’
★★★★ Lyn Gardner, The Stage‘Marcus’ play takes an ancient story and makes it box fresh.’
★★★★ The Scotsman ‘It’s exceptionally rare to encounter something that blends genres so skilfully – and enjoyably – as
this.’
★★★★ The FT 'a thriller in miniature'
★★★★ Broadway World ‘An extraordinary, mythical, intricate piece of new theatre.’
★★★★ British Theatre 'A confident, funny, disturbing and unsettling play well worth your Fringe time.'
★★★★ Theatre Weekly 'a thrilling rollercoaster'
★★★★ WhatsOnStage 'A top-notch hour'
★★★★ Stagewire 'a powerful piece of storytelling'
★★★★ Voice Mag 'a dark and modern reimagining'
2023 Soho Theatre, London & UK National Tour
2022 Paines Plough Roundabout at Summerhall, Edinburgh
2020 Vault Festival, London
A co-production with Ellie Keel Productions and MAST Mayflower Studios, in association with 45North
A contemporary thriller with ancient roots.
Whena woman tells a lie to her girlfriend, a seed is planted that starts to grow in the darkness. Now roots are cracking up through the pavement and branches are coming in at the windows, and – as she starts to see things that no one else can - she becomes the focus of some seriously unwanted attention.
Atticist and Ellie Keel Productions collaborate again with a new play based on an old myth, about passion, power, and photosynthesis.
After a critically-acclaimed sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2022, Rafaella Marcus's multi-award-winning debut play returned for an extensive UK Tour and London run in 2023.
Written by Rafaella Marcus
Roundabout Cast Jessica Clark, Rebecca Banatvala
Vaults Cast Jessica Clark, Louisa Hollway
Development Cast Amanda Wilkin, Emma D'Arcy, Jessica Clark
Director Jessica Lazar
Movement Director Jennifer Fletcher
Associate Director Charlotte Vickers
Set & Costume Designer Rūta Irbīte
Lighting Designer David Doyle
Composer & Sound Designer Tom Foskett Barnes
Stage Manager (Edinburgh) Jordan Littlewood
Stage Manager (Tour) Max Juan-Balch
Production Manager (Edinburgh) Lucy Mewis-McKerrow
Production Manager (Vaults) Jennifer Lunn
Producers David Doyle, Tom Ford, Ellie Keel for Ellie Keel Productions
PR & Marketing Chloe Nelkin Consulting
Image David Montieth-Hodge
Movement director
The Elixir of Love- English Touring Opera- Autumn Tour.
Director: Martin Constantine
Set and Costume designer: April Dalton
Lighting designer: Jamie Platt
Conductor: Alice Farnham
Movement director: Jenifer Fletcher
Photographs: Richard Hubert Smith
Movement director
A New Earth, Arcola and North Wall Production at The Arcola.
★★★★ The Telegraph
★★★★ The Evening Standard
★★★★ Theatre Weekly
★★★★ London Theatre Reviews
Seoul, 1991. Priyanka is beginning the UN investigation into the ‘comfort women’ of the Second World War. Yuna is about to learn the family secret her father has shamefully concealed for her whole life. And Sun-Hee, having kept her silence for over forty years, speaks out – an act which will ignite a fire that could spread across the world.
Three women’s lives intertwine as they campaign for the truth against those who would rather it remain forgotten.
Based on true accounts by survivors, The Apology is a play about what it takes to forgive.
The Apology was developed with support from the National Theatre.
Written By: Kyo Choi
Directed By: Ria Parry
Set design by: TK Hay
