Plays 

Summer Camp for Broken People | Pleasance Islington, Summerhall Ed. Fringe 

Summer Camp for Broken People by Emily Beecher was an autobiographical show about sexual violence, motherhood, mental health and, ultimately, love. This one-woman show, based on writings while Emily was at a psychiatric hospital, shines a light into the darkest of places.

The show ran at Summerhall for the whole of the Edinburgh Fringe 2023, and was nominated for an OffFest Award. 

Performer: Emily Beecher
Alternate Performer: Charlie Coletta 

Set & Costume Design: Libby Todd | Sound Design: Nicola T Chang | Video & Projection Design: Dan Light | Lighting Design / Stage Manager: Stacey Nurse | Associate Director: Michelle Payne | Associate Designer: Ana Webb Sanchez | Vocal Coach: Julie Stirman | Produced by Reece McMahon, The REcreate Agency & Grace Dickson, Grace Dickson Productions | Associate Producer: Bobby Harding, The REcreate Agency

The Hole | NYT, Old REP

The Hole was an R&D production with National Youth Theatre.

The piece explored the impact of the internet on young people, and how they can create fictional worlds and become whoever they want to be online - so much so, that they may lose sense of themselves.

Writer: Rachel DeLahay
Set & Costume Design: Libby Todd
Sound Design and Music: Hugh Sheehan
Lighting Design: Arnim Friess
Cast: Troy Marcus-Richards, Faye Campbell, Seb Young, Matthew Heywood, Doyin Ajiboye, Zak Douglas
Produced by National Youth Theatre

FREAK | The Space, VOLTA

Freak by Anna Jordan was the debut play from Volta theatre company (a female lead arts collective). A sell-out show starring Megan Prescott and Sarah Hooppell as Leah and Georgie who deliver their monologues about female sexuality - from first-time experiences to lap-dancing orgies.

A YOUNGER THEATRE - 'undeniably provocative'

Writer: Anna Jordan
Movement Director: EM William
Costume Design: Ronan Morrow
Produced by: Sara Hooppell, Lauren Buckley and VOLTA theatre

Kiss Me Quickstep | New vic Theatre and UK tour

[Resident, Assistant Director]

Kiss Me Quickstep was a UK tour of a new play by Amanda Whittington, which explored the drama behind the glamorous ballroom dance competitions of Blackpool. My role was as a Resident Assistant Director.

Writer: Amanda Whittington
Director: Theresa Heskins
Choreographer: Beverley Edmunds 
Set Design: Dawn Allsopp 
Sound Design: Alex Day 
Musical Supervisor: James Atherton
Assistant Choreoographer: Marissa Crain 

THE GUARDIAN ★★★★ - 'it smoulders and shudders with tempestuous, simmering sensuality'

THE STAGE ★★★★ - 'a joy from start to finish...'

REVIEWS HUB ★★★★ - '...clever and witty

A Third | Finorough Theatre [Assistant Director]

A world premier of Laura Jacqmin's play directed by Josh Roche. The piece, intimately, saw audience members sitting within the set. 

THE LONDONIST - '...a daring and refreshingly honest play that explores a modern relationship dynamic in flux'

THE GUARDIAN - '...a risque, rueful comedy that suggests there is no sensual gain without emotional pain'