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At present I am appearing in Go See by Norris Church Mailer at the Kings Head until November 29th 2014.In 2013 I appeared in a 3 hander in the West End called American Justice by Richard Vergette and directed by Lisa Forrell.After that I did my one man show at an International Festival at the Baltic House in St Petersburg where I was awarded the special prize for my performance.In 2012 I performed the same show at the Khan Theatre in Jerusalem.I have also performed Odd Man Out in Germany,Poland,Lithuania,Ukraine,Kosovo,Macedonia and in Dublin.I am also continuing work with the very interesting Lithuanian director Saulius Varnas on an Inesco play Hunger and Thirst.I had the great fortune to work with one of Polands great directors-Henryk Baranowski at my organisation The Playground.He invited me a few years ago to play the title role in Macbeth with his company in Poland and I was there ,on and off,for a year.It was a bilingual production.Prior to that I did Tabloid Caligula by Darren Murphy directed ,again,by Lisa Forrell at the Arcola Theatre and for the Brits Off-Broadway Festival in NYC.

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The Playground Studio creates opportunities for artists across all theatrical disciplines to explore their creative ideas. With an emphasis on process rather than product, we offer artists a unique opportunity to access the three most essential assets required by those working within the performing arts: space, time and people.We support the search for the unique voice within so whatever tangents,gut instincts and impulses appear we encourage you to follow them.The Playground Studio provides the conditions that are essential to the creative theatre making process: the investment of time, passion and commitment,a spirit of enquiry, and the space to find it in. We have a vibrant space(2500 sq ft) in which performers and artists can play, create, explore and develop ideas from the wilder shores of their imaginations.We cultivate relationships with our artists by providing a home for their works in progress, each year supporting a number of development workshops.How long these are for and over how long a period will depend on understanding the artists working processes and the nature of the project.We do not wish to prescribe the same formula to every artist.Van Gogh worked very quickly but Balthus could take as long as 10 years to complete his work.Two great artists,two very different ways of working.Productions that have been born at the Playground include The Lemon Princess by Rachel McGill (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Dostoyevski’s The Idiot (The Riverside Studios), the Samuel Beckett award winner Terrific Electric (part of BITE at the Barbican 2007), Reminiscence (Jackson’s Lane Theatre, September 2008),and Madame Ida (2010)which started life as a theatre piece at the Playground and will be seen at the London Short Film Festival in January 2012.‘The feeling that you give the artist is of total friendship and understanding.The Playground is unique in that.You love theatre and we thank you for it.’Marcello Magni and Kathryn Hunter,actors

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