Soon to star in a new BBC drama alongside Bumblewitch Cucumberpatch.
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Soon to star in a new BBC drama alongside Bumblewitch Cucumberpatch.
Tonight I will unleashing Lady B in Wilde’s sparkling comedy of manners with a peculiar array of facial expressions for this part of Buckinghamshire!
Coming up this Friday (6 March) at Queens Park Arts Centre...
tickets.queensparkarts.com/event/763:33...
#TellGreatStories #WildeWords #Handbag
"Love is how I fight back. It’s how I refuse to be erased."
Do not miss 'This Blasted Place' - a powerful new play from Jo Pratt - when it debuts at Queens Park Arts Centre and Wycombe Arts Centre this March.
Info / Tickets: unboundtheatre.co.uk/whats-on
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Actors: we need you!
We're looking for enthusiastic volunteer performers to help with our various half-hour 'Frantic Fables' shows, being performed out and about this spring-summer season.
Info: unboundtheatre.co.uk/news/f/casti...
#TellGreatStories #CastingCall
Erika Sanderson in white tie and tails standing in front of a microphone. Her hair is slicked and side parted. Her eyes look up and out to the audience with a pensive expression, and her hands are held raised slightly in front of her while singing a Victorian ballad.
Had a wonderful weekend as MC and singing some music hall alongside a talented group of young performers for a fundraising event with @unboundtheatre.bsky.social
Looking rather dapper, if I must say!
This was a very special production to have been a part of 🏳️🌈
Community casting call for the Buckinghamshire Shakespeare Festival.
I am directing The Tempest.
It is truly a privilege to be able to work with such a dedicated and talented cast for this production.
Haiku for Pancake Day!
Stack them on my plate
A mountain fluffy and warm
Pancakes bring me joy
ICYMI, my short story "After The Tone" was included in this week's NoSleep episode!
You might want to check your voicemail. 📲
S24E02 Enter the dark waters of the Cape Fear River as we present tales about the occult.
"The House of Flies" ✍🏽Sam Riding
"Musical Souls"✍🏽 Liam Hogan
"Ferals" ✍🏽 A.T. Blackwater
"Cast Iron Clot" ✍🏽 Travis Walters
"In the Neighbor's Corn" ✍🏽K.L. Gergen
🎧 www.thenosleeppodcast.com/episodes/s24...
Tickets are now on sale for the evening performances of 'This Blasted Place'. Do not miss this powerful new piece of theatre.
Queens Park Arts Centre | 20 & 22 Mar
tickets.queensparkarts.com/event/763:388/
Wycombe Arts Centre | 21 Mar
wycombeartscentre.com/events/this-...
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We're so thrilled to be working with SDSD and The Performers Hub on this very special show raising vital funds for our beloved home venue, Queens Park Arts Centre
Join us for 'Music Hall & Musicals', running 27-28 Feb at QPAC.
Tickets: tickets.queensparkarts.com/event/763:384/
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Auditions for this year's Buckinghamshire Shakespeare Festival are fast approaching! We've four fantastic shows and we want you to be part of them!
Full info available here: unboundtheatre.co.uk/news/f/casti...
#TellGreatStories #BucksShakespeareFest
I'm directing this new show by Jo Pratt. Wonderful to meet the cast and production team last night.
A great start to a powerful play.
Sunday, 4th of October. Celebrating 100 years of the publication of ‘These Old Shades’.
Thank you! And don’t worry, we’ll keep being our marvellous selves! 🙂
Many, many years ago I was nearly cast in a production of Godot, but Beckett and the rights stipulate that a woman can NOT play any of the roles.
We're back! After a short break we're hitting the ground running with a busy week getting the first four project of 2026 underway.
Not only that, we've received delivery of the script books for 'Apple Pips'. If you want to grab a copy they're on sale at Queens Park Arts Centre.
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A glass case exhibit titled “Dancing with Austen”. Inside the case can be seen a pair of Regency ladies dancing slippers, a pale blue Regency dress and a Regency gentleman’s outfit in dark green and blue. In front of the case, Helen Davidge stands as Emma. She has dark hair in curls. She wears a white Regency dress with long white gloves and a necklace with a red jewel. Her arm is linked through with Erika Sanderson’s as Knightley. Erika wears a dark blue Regency tailcoat, with white shirt and cravat, and a green jacquard waistcoat. Her beige trousers are tucked into knee high black and brown riding boots.
Many thanks to the @bodleian.ox.ac.uk for inviting Helen Davidge and myself to perform scenes from Jane Austen’s Emma today.
We’ll be back in October, performing excerpts from Georgette Heyer!
Watch closely and you can see a snippet of me performing “Scenes from Emma” at the Dress Up Day last summer.
Catch me at the Bodleian Library tomorrow!
Sometimes it feels selfish being an actor, existing for ‘entertainment’ when so much of the world is hurting.
Art is important. Creativity is at the heart of humanity and can soothe the soul.
Here’s a photo of us together at Chawton.
Yes! We've known each other for years, and she asked me to work with her on some dramatic scenes/readings for Austen's 250th anniversary to compliment her historical dance group. They were received well, so we're continuing this year.
She's a wonderful Emma to play opposite.
I had a wonderful summer performing these scenes at various places, including Jane Austen's house at Chawton. It's lovely to be back at it!
Looking forward to donning the Regency outfit this Sunday playing Knightley in selected scenes from Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’ at the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford. The 20 minute free performance will be repeated at 12, 1 and 2pm.
visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/event/2026/j...
Bicester? Milton Keynes? I’d suggest Aylesbury, but there are some reet dodgy actors round those parts…
The Discord AI survey is quick and simple and (unlike a lot of similar surveys) does actually let you clearly state that you don't want it. Shall we do that?
For any #AudioDrama creators out there. 👀
