We aim to bring real Theatre to a new generation of Theatre goers. Exploring and connecting with the world around us through improvisation and interactive Theatre – We will use relevant subjects and street level experiences.
Our work will not be traditional
We will be BREAKING THE RULES.
If Theatre isn't really your thing...
now it will be.
DJs Sammy and Polio on the decks mixing R and B, Hip Hop and Funky House...A raw Theatrical experience that is so close to reality you wont be sure that it's not.
Expect sex, drugs and dancing as we kick of your weekend with a powerful tale of friendship and growing up. Anything does happen as the early hours of the morning roll on...
The Trafalgar Arms in Tooting,
148 Tooting High Street, Tooting Broadway, SW17 0RT
– Wednesday 27th August at 7:30pm
– Saturday 30th August at 8:00pm
– Wednesday 10th September at 7:30pm
– Saturday 13th September at 9:00pm
Cavendish Arms in Stockwell
128 Hartington Road, Stockwell, SW8 2HJ
– Thursday 18th September at 7:30pm
– Friday 19th September at 9:00pm
Following the great response we have had, we are currently applying for funding to develop this one and do a bigger tour in Lambeth and Wandsworth.
Therefore we would appreciate your feedback.
If you saw the show or would like to see the show,
please email us your comments.
The Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, 1508: the blockbuster project of the Renaissance world.... but this time the Pope has surely backed a loser. The man he’s put in charge is simply not up to the job, so who has to cover up for him? That’s right – it’s the little guys! Fast moving comedy packed with sarcasm, satire and the underlying tones found on any of the building sites around the world! A play to be enjoyed by everyone from all walks of life! 23rd April – 3rd May 7.30pm - (no performances Sun/Mon – Matinee Performance Sat 3rd May 2:30pm)
Landor Theatre. 70 Landor Rd, London SW9 9PH. (2 mins from Clapham North Tube station, 20 mins from Leicester Sq)
Tickets: £10 £8 Concessions - Box Office: 020 7737 7276 - Book online at www.landortheatre.co.uk
Simon Naylor - Simon, originally from Manchester, trained on the Italia Conti Acting Course, leaving with a BA Hons. in 2006. Since leaving, Simon’s Theatre credits include Les in ‘Bouncers’ at the Lichfield Garrick and Gary in ‘Unleashed’ at the acclaimed Hull Truck Theatre Company.
Short films include ‘A Yorkshire Rapper’ which was short-listed for the Channel 4 ‘Straight8’ award in Cannes 04’. Simon has also worked for Rebellion Productions’ on ‘Fiends Of The Eastern Front’ and Jeff Wayne’s ‘War Of The Worlds Musical Tour’.
Television credits include Tom in ‘Eastenders’, Security Guard in ITV’s ‘Primeval’, A role in BBC 3 comedy ‘Trexx and Flipside’, and BBC’s ‘Days That Shook The World’, in which he played Isaac Clark.Film credits include Private Alexander Bay in Channel 4’s controversial ‘The Mark of Cain.
Jack Fairies - Originally from the wilderness of Buckinghamshire, Jack graduated from the BA Acting course at Italia Conti in 2005. Since then he has toured pantomime with Hurricane Theatre, playing Cheeky Charlie. Roles with the Globe Players include Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing, Macduff in Macbeth and Francis Flute in the adaptation, ‘Bottom’s Dream.’Most recent work has been with the Young Shakespeare Company, with tours of Romeo and Juliet, playing Romeo, and Midsummer Night’s Dream, playing firstly Oberon and then Lysander and Snug the Joiner. Film work includes a corporate film with Reel Stories and Are You Ready? for DSA.
Natasha Campbell - As an Actor primarily, my training at Italia Conti has stood me in good stead; not only for the Theatre work I have done, but also the ability to devise and manage my own work. I enjoy working physically; developing characters through exploring gesture. Theatre for children has taught me a great deal about interacting with the audience and I'm interested in involving the audience in a much more dynamic way than is often seen in today’s industry. After I graduated I spent a lot of time in an improvisation group led by Ken Campbell, taking part in regular shows, including one at the Royal Court. This developed my desire to work without text and use my instinct as well as my stage craft to make innovative theatre.With Crow Theatre, I intend to develop the performance types within my community and reach new audiences. I am particularly interested in site specific pieces and non-traditional format. The first piece, “On The Ceiling” at the Landor Theatre; a down to earth play portraying the hopes and dreams of the underdog, has received great reviews thanks to the talents of the Actors and Director. Although future productions are set to be more stylised and experimental, it is the same truth in the acting that will be at their heart.
Matthew Blacklock - I have been working as a director for three years. Previously I worked as an actor and gained much experience in the world theatre from this background. I have joined the Young Vic Directors forum which offers opportunities for emerging theatre directors to participate in various workshops and tutorials. Much of my work to date has been in education. I teach jive and lead drama workshops for various age groups from 10 – 20 years old. I have an ongoing relationship with Bermondsey College and helped run a number of events for Newham Youth Inclusion Project. As well as being a proficient jive and ballroom dancer I have experience in puppetry and physical theatre.