Reason Six-Hundred and Sixty-Six.
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THE CAST
Alice's debut theatre performance 'Flashes' was at London's Young Vic theatre in 2012 and has repeatedly worked with them throughout the years. Since then she has performed with The Pascal theatre, UAL, and most recently worked on new writing directed by John Hoggarth at The Northwall Arts Centre in Oxford.
Some of Alice' skills include being fluent in Portuguese, singing/dancing. She's also a keen musician who plays various instruments inc. Flute, Brazilian drums and Steel Pans which has led her to travel abroad for performances.
Later this year Alice will commence her 9 months training with The National Youth Theatre and is vey excited and hopeful about the future
A classically trained singer, George began his performing life on the stages of the English National Opera and Royal Opera House as a treble, appearing as a caterpillar, a street urchin, and a cherub.
Nowadays he performs as the cabaret chanteur Lord Hicks who is an old fashioned aristocrat navigating the 21st century armed only with cut-glass diction and a ukulele. He performs regularly on the London cabaret circuit and is due to appear in Dante or Die Theatre’s Take On Me, creating the sound design and music for an immersive and interactive piece to be performed in leisure centres around Surrey.
Sophie’s first big debut was at the tender age of seven in which she played ‘The Lion’ in Androcles and the Lion. This vital role required lots of psychological preparation especially as her face was concealed by a mascot head for the duration of the performance.
Fifteen years later, Sophie graduated from The Arts University Bournemouth and has continued to pursue her acting career, appearing in short films and fringe performances. She is particularly fond of comedies and has enjoyed playing parts such as Belinda in 'Seasons Greetings' and Adriana in 'The Comedy of Errors.' She makes regular trips to the theatre and can often be found at anything Shakespearian trying to sneak on stage in full costume.
aLICE aMORIM
gEORGE hICKS
sOPHIE oLIVER
ciaran duce
Ciaran has trained with the Birmingham Theatre School, National Youth Theatre and most recently at The Birmingham Rep as part of their actors foundry under Director Alex Zeldin (Beyond Caring, National Theatre). Recent credits include Meditations on Love at Barons Court Theatre and playing Creon in Oedipus at The Almedia Theatre as part of there 2015 Greek season.
THE CREW
WRITER/ CHOREOGRAPHER: MATT COLYER
DIRECTOR/ COMPOSER: FLORENCE ODUMOSU
MUSICAL DIRECTOR: BERTIE ATKINSON
PRODUCTION MANAGER: SIAN KELLY
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: ALEXANDER GOMEZ
Ever had a day from hell and wondered why?
There may be more going on behind your cracked iphone screen than you think. “Reason Six-Hundred and Sixty-Six” is a modern farcical folley with a hint of faust that follows Chris, and the lengths he goes to for revenge when his life comes crashing down around him.
Expect rousing comedy, tantalising live music, and some intense cringing....