By William Shakespeare

06 December 2013 - 13 February 2014

When an old adversary threatens Rome, the city calls once more on her hero and defender: Coriolanus. But famine threatens the city, the citizens’ hunger swells to an appetite for change, and on returning from the field Coriolanus must confront the march of realpolitik and the voice of an angry people. Josie Rourke directs Shakespeare’s searing tragedy of political manipulation and revenge, with Tom Hiddleston making his return to the Donmar in the title role. This production is generously supported by Clive and Sally Sherling, Radisson Blu Edwardian, London and Giorgio Armani. Coriolanus was broadcast live in cinemas around the world on the 30 January 2014 (and varying dates internationally) in partnership with National Theatre Live.

Run time: 2 hours and 40 minutes including an interval

Reviews

"Exciting and intense"

Daily Telegraph

"A fast, witty, intelligent production"

Guardian

"Super-intense…[Tom Hiddleston] is a tremendous Caius Martius"

The Sunday Times

• Jacqueline Boatswain - Read bio

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  VALERIA
  
  Theatre: includes Adult Supervision (Park Theatre), The Amen Corner (NT), One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show (Tricycle), Doubt (Galway/Cork), To Kill A Mockingbird (York Theatre Royal), The White Devil (Colchester Mercury), A Chorus Line (Derby Playhouse), Gone with the Wind, Cats (New London), Sophisticated Ladies (Gielgud), Soul Train (Victoria Palace), Fosse (Prince of Wales), Chicago (Adelphi), Jesus Christ Superstar (Lyceum), Carousel (Shaftesbury), Carmen Jones (Old Vic), Anything Goes (Prince Edward), Kiss Me Kate (Old Vic/Savoy/RSC).
  Film: includes London Voodoo, Golden Eye, Showtime, A Ticket to Glory.
  Television: includes Shameless, The Importance of Being Whatever, Silk, E20, Torchwood, Mistresses, The Royal, Little Devil, Life on Mars, Casualty, Doctors, Grange Hill, Anything’s Possible, Eastenders.

• Peter De Jersey - Read bio

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  COMINIUS
  
  Theatre: includes Sixty-Six Books (Bush), Vernon God Little (Young Vic), House of Games (Almeida), Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (Novello), Darker Faces of Earth, Troilus and Cressida, War and Peace (NT), Hamlet (Cheek by Jowl), Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet (US tour), Richard II (Regent’s Park), Someone to Watch Over Me (Clwyd Theatr Cymru), The Illusion (Manchester Royal Exchange), Wuthering Heights (UK tour), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet, Believe What You Will, Sejanus, A New Way to Please You, Last Days of Don Juan, King Lear, Troilus and Cressida, Richard II, As You Like It, The Odyssey, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Antony and Cleopatra (RSC).
  Film: includes Out of Depth, The Bank Job.
  Television: includes Doctor Who, The Smoke, The Bible, Lightfields, Broadchurch, The Hollow Crown: Richard II, Silk, Sugar Rush, Dalziel and Pascoe, The Bill, Waking the Dead, Holby City, Trail and Retribution, Urban Gothic, The Choir.

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  TITUS LARTIUS
  
  Theatre: includes Timon of Athens, Antigone (NT), Happy New (Old Red Lion), The Ballad of Salomon Pavey (Shakespeare’s Globe).
  Film: includes Harry Potter film series.
  Television: includes Mount Pleasant, Sherlock, Broadchurch.

• Deborah Findlay - Read bio

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  VOLUMNIA
  
  For the Donmar: Moonlight, Madame de Sade (Wyndham’s), John Gabriel Borkman, The Cut, The Vortex.
  Theatre: includes The Winslow Boy (Old Vic), Timon of Athens, The Winter’s Tale, The House of Bernada Alba, The Mandate, Mother Clap’s Molly House, One In A While (NT), Stanley – Olivier Award (NT/New York), The Glass Menagerie (Young Vic), Like a Fishbone, Keyboard Skills , Commitments (Bush), Separate Tables (Chichester Festival), The Way of the World, The Crucible (Sheffield Theatres), Tom and Viv, The Overgrown Path, Top Girls (Royal Court/New York), Tongue of a Bird, Hedda Gabler (Almeida), The Beaux’ Stratagem, The Seagull, The Clandestine Marriage (UK tour), As You Like It, King Lear (Oxford Stage Company), Macbeth (Nuffield, Southampton), The Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night, The New Inn, Three Sisters, School for Scandal (RSC).
  Film: includes Summer, Vanity Fair, Me Without You, The End of the Affair, Jack and Sarah, Truly Madly Deeply.
  Television: includes Leaving, Poirot, Torchwood, Gunrush, Lewis, Midsomer Murders, Cranford, Wives and Daughters, Silent Witness, Anna Karenina, The Family Man, Foyle’s War, State of Play.

• Hadley Fraser - Read bio

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  AUFIDIUS
  
  Trained: Royal Academy of Music.
  For the Donmar: The Machine (Manchester International Festival/New York).
  Theatre: includes The Pajama Game (Chichester Festival), Les Misérables (Queen’s/Palace), The Fantasticks (Duchess), A Christmas Carol (Birmingham Repertory), The Last Five Years (Colorado), The Pirate Queen (New York), My Fair Lady (Larnaca), Pacific Overtures (Leicester Haymarket), Assassins (Sheffield Theatres), Longitude (Greenwich), Far Pavilions (Shaftesbury), Putting It Together (Harrogate Theatres), The Shaughraun (Abbey, Dublin), The Pirates of Penzance, Peter Pan (Savoy), Little Shop of Horrors (Royal & Derngate).
  Film: includes Les Misérables, Convincing Clooney, The Lost Tribe, Shackled.
  Television: includes Fresh Beat Band, Doctor Who, Missing Moscow.

• Mark Gatiss - Read bio

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  MENENIUS
  
  For the Donmar: The Recruiting Officer.
  Theatre: includes 55 Days (Hampstead), The Gospel According to St Luke, Season's Greetings (NT) ,All About My Mother (Old Vic), The League of Gentlemen are Behind You,  A Local Show for Local People (UK tour/ Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Art (Whitehall).
  Film: includes Starter for Ten, Wallace and Grommit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, The League of Gentlemen’s Apocalypse, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Bright Young Things.
  Television: includes Game of Thrones, Pyschobitches, Sherlock, Being Human, Horrible Histories, The Crimson Petal and the White, Worried About the Boy, The First Men in the Moon, Midsomer Murders, The Forgotten Fallen, Crooked House, Psychoville, New Town, Poirot, Sense and Sensibility, Consenting Adults, Doctor Who, The Worst Journey in the World, The Wind in the Willows, Fear of Fanny, Funland, The Quatermass Experiment, Nighty Night, The League of Gentlemen.

• Tom Hiddleston - Read bio

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  CAIUS MARTIUS CORIOLANUS
  
  Trained: RADA.
  For the Donmar: Ivanov (Wyndham’s), Othello.
  Theatre: includes Cymbeline – Olivier Award (Barbican/World tour/Cheek by Jowl), The Changeling (Barbican/European tour/Cheek by Jowl), Yorgjin Oxo: The Man (Theatre503).
  Film: includes Thor: The Dark World, Only Lovers Left Alive, Exhibition, The Avengers, The Deep Blue Sea, War Horse, Midnight in Paris, Thor – Empire Award, Archipelago, Unrelated.
  Television: includes Robot Chicken, The Hollow Crown - Henry V, Henry IV Parts I & II, Return to Cranford, Wallander, Miss Austen Regrets, Victoria Cross Heroes, Darwin’s Secret Notebook, Galapagos, Casualty, Suburban Shootout, A Waste of Shame, The Gathering Storm, Armadillo, Conspiracy, Nicholas Nickleby.
  Radio: includes Words and Music, Othello, The Leopard, Cyrano de Bergerac, Dracula, Caesar III: Empire Without End, Another Country, The Angry Brigade.

• Birgitte Hjort Sørensen - Read bio

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  VIRGILIA
  
  Theatre: includes GNAGS (Holstebro), Slutstrand (Copenhagen), Bornholmerrevyen (Rønne), Chicago (Cambridge Theatre/New Theatre, Copenhagen).
  Television: includes Borgen.
  Film: includes Automata, Someone You Love, Marie Krøyer, Love is in the Air, Julie, Truth About Men, At World’s End, Anja & Viktor, The Candidate.

• Elliot Levey - Read bio

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  BRUTUS
  
  Theatre: includes Canvas (Chichester Festival), Much Ado About Nothing (Wyndham’s), Danton’s Death, The Habit of Art, All’s Well That Ends Well, England People Very Nice, Henry IV Parts 1&2, His Dark Materials (NT), Three Sisters on Hope Street (Hampstead/Liverpool Everyman), Take Flight (Menier Chocolate Factory), How Much Is Your Iron, Monkey (Young Vic), On Religion, On Ego (Soho), Beasts and Beauties (Bristol Old Vic), Tonight We Fly (Trestle), The Tempest (UK tour), Loves Work, Perdition (Gate), Macbeth (Piccadilly), The Comedy of Errors (RSC), They Are Dying Out (Lyric Hammersmith).
  Film: includes Philomena, The Wall, The Queen, Filth and Wisdom, Songs of Songs, An Hour in Paradise, Book of John, Dominoes, Judas and Jesus, Jason and the Argonauts, Jesus.
  Television: includes Jamaica Inn, Truckers, Silent Witness, Da Vinci’s Demons, Parade’s End, A Touch of Cloth, Casualty, Hotel Babylon, Robin Hood, Sex and the City, Eastenders, Holby City, Beau Brummel, Amnesia, Lump in my Throat, Sirens, Fat Friends, Lovejoy.

• Rochenda Sandall - Read bio

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  ENSEMBLE
  
  Trained: RADA.
  Theatre: includes workshop for Shakespeare in Love (Sonia Friedman Productions), Thursday (English Touring Theatre/Adelaide Festival), workshop for The Equality Illusion, Scenes from an Execution (NT), workshop for Almost Here (Finborough).
  Television: includes Doctors.

• Helen Schlesinger - Read bio

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  SICINIA
  
  Theatre: includes Bracken Moor (Tricycle), Fireface (Young Vic), Skåne, The God’s Weep, Comfort Me With Apples  (Hampstead), Blue/Orange (Arcola), The Stone, Wild East, Bear Hug, The Weather (Royal Court), Whipping It Up (Bush/Ambassadors), The Crucible (RSC/Gielgud), Uncle Vanya, A Moon for the Misbegotten, King Lear, The Illusion, The Road to Mecca (Manchester Royal Exchange), The Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night (RSC), The Oresteia, War and Peace, Inadmissible Evidence (NT), An Inspector Calls (NT/Garrick), The Mill on the Floss (Shared Experience), Becket (Theatre Royal Haymarket), The Winter’s Tale, The Second Mrs Tanqueray (Salisbury Playhouse), Wild Oats (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Design for Living (Harrogate), Hamlet, The Winter’s Tale, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest (Compass).
  Film: includes Dirty War, 24 Hour Party People, Persuasion.
  Television: includes Eastenders, The Hour, Merlin, Nativity, Criminal Justice, Trial and Retribution, Waking the Dead, Sensitive Skin, The Playground, Rose and Maloney, The Way We Live Now, Bad Girls, The Greatest Store in the World, Devil’s Advocate, Between the Lines, The Cormorant, Bad Girls.

• Mark Stanley - Read bio

  Mark Stanley - Biography

  

  ENSEMBLE
  
  Trained: Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
  Theatre: includes Events While Guarding the Bofors Gun (Finborough), ‘Tis A Pity She’s A Whore (Yorkshire Playhouse).
  Film: includes an Untitled Mike Leigh Project, How I Live Now.
  Television: includes Air Aces, Game of Thrones.

• Dwane Walcott - Read bio

  Dwane Walcott - Biography

  

  ENSEMBLE
  
  Trained: Italia Conti Academy.
  Theatre: includes Titus Andronicus, A Mad World My Masters, Candide (RSC), Damned by Despair (NT), Romeo and Juliet (Stafford Open Air), Shorts Shattered: First Kiss (Landor), Angelica Tales (Theatre Royal, Stratford East), Blood, Sweat and Fears (Extant), The Three Loves of Lucie Cabrol (Edinburgh Fringe), The Fiddler (Unicorn), Life on the Stairs (UK tour).
  Film: includes Oneway Film, Flashmob.

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• Rudi Goodman - Read bio

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  YOUNG MARTIUS
  
  Theatre: includes Billy Elliot (Victoria Palace), Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Palace).
  Television: includes Breathless, Chickens, The White Queen, Parade’s End, The Last Weekend.
  

• Thomas Harrison - Read bio

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  YOUNG MARTIUS
  
  Thomas trains the Susan Roberts Academy of Performing Arts in Surrey and is making his professional theatre debut.
  Film: includes Wasser, Waiting for Santa, Benny and Jack’s Flying Machine.
  Music Videos: include Andrew Burrow’s Light the Night for The Snowman and the Snowdog, Lilygreen & Maguire’s Given Up Giving Up.

• Joe Willis - Read bio

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  YOUNG MARTIUS
  
  Opera: includes The Death of Klinghoffer (ENO), The Magic Flute (London Coliseum).

Director

Josie Rourke - Read bio

Josie Rourke - Biography

JOSIE ROURKE
DIRECTOR
Josie is Artistic Director of the Donmar Warehouse and was Associate Director of Sheffield Theatres and Artistic Director of the Bush Theatre.
For the Donmar: Les Liaisons Dangereuses (also broadcast live in cinemas with National Theatre Live); The Vote (also broadcast live on More4 on the night of the general election); City of Angels – Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival; Privacy; Coriolanus; The Weir (also Wyndham’s); The Machine (Manchester International Festival/NY); Berenice; The Physicists; The Recruiting Officer; Frame 312; World Music; The Cryptogram.
Theatre includes: Much Ado About Nothing (Wyndham’s); Men Should Weep (NT); Twelfth Night, (Chicago Shakespeare); Crazyblackmuthafuckin’self, Loyal Women (Royal Court); King John (RSC); The Long and
the Short and the Tall, Kick for Touch (Sheffield Theatres).
As Artistic Director of the Bush Theatre: If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet; Apologia; 2,000 Feet Away.

Designer

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Lucy Osborne - Biography

For the Donmar: Coriolanus, The Machine (Manchester International Festival/Park Avenue Armory, New York), Berenice, The Recruiting Officer, Huis Clos (Trafalgar Studios).
Theatre: includes In The Vale of Health: Japes, Blue Heart Afternoon (Hampstead), An Intervention, Jumpers for Goalposts (Paines Plough/Watford Palace/Hull Truck/Bush), Translations, Plenty (Sheffield Crucible Studio), Love, Love, Love (Royal Court/Paines Plough UK Tour), The Roundabout Season 2012 (Paines Plough/Sheffield Theatres), Twelfth Night – Jeff Award, The Taming of the Shrew (Chicago Shakespeare), Peter Pan (Sherman Cymru), Here (Sky Arts), Anderson’s English, Dreams of Violence (Out of Joint), Precious Little Talent (Trafalgar Studios), Shades (Royal Court’s Young Writers Festival), Where’s My Seat, The Aliens, Like a Fishbone, The Whisky Taster, If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet, Wrecks, Broken Space Festival, Sea Wall, 2,000 Feet Away, Tinderbox, tHe dYsFUnCKshOnalZ! (Bush), Artefacts (Nabakov/Bush), The Long and the Short and The Tall, The Unthinkable (Sheffield Theatres).

Lighting Designer

Mark Henderson - Read bio

Mark Henderson - Biography

LIGHTING DESIGNER
For the Donmar: Temple; Coriolanus;
The Machine (Manchester International
Festival/NY); The Real Thing (also NY);
Enter the Guardsman; Design for Living;
Here.
Theatre includes: Chitty Chitty Bang
Bang (Palladium/NY); The Iceman
Cometh (Almeida/Old Vic/NY);
The Judas Kiss (Duke of York’s/NY);
Copenhagen (Duchess/NY); Democracy
(Sheffield/Old Vic/NY); The Sound of
Music (Palladium/UK tour); Our House
(Cambridge/UK tour); Up for Grabs
(Wyndham’s/UK tour); Grease
(Piccadilly/UK tour); West Side Story
(Prince Edward/Prince of Wales/UK
tour); Spend Spend Spend (Piccadilly);
Neville’s Island (Duke of York’s); Follies
(Royal Festival Hall); Passion Play (Duke
of York’s); Enron (Royal Court/Noël
Coward/NY); The Rise and Fall of Little
Voice (Vaudeville); Sweeney Todd
(Chichester/Adelphi); The Bodyguard
(Adelphi/UK tour); Gypsy (Chichester/
Savoy); Kate Bush: Before the Dawn –
Kate Bush (Hammersmith Apollo);
Racing Demon, Les Parents Terribles,
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The History Boys
– Tony Award (NT/NY); All My Sons
(also Apollo), Mourning Becomes
Electra, The Habit of Art, Emperor
and Galilean, One Man, Two Guvnors
(also Adelphi/Haymarket/UK tour),
The Hard Problem (NT).
Mark was an Associate at the National
Theatre and has won 5 Olivier Awards
for Lighting Design. He has designed the
lighting for productions for Rambert
Dance, The Royal Ballet, Glyndebourne,
The Royal Opera and English National
Opera.

Sound Designer

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Emma Laxton - Biography

SOUND DESIGNER 

For the Donmar: Berenice, The Promise, The Physicists, Making Noise Quietly, The Recruiting Officer.
Theatre: includes Nut, Men Should Weep, Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat (NT), Henry V (Unicorn) All My Sons, A Doll’s House, The Accrington Pals, Three Birds, Lady Windermere's Fan (Manchester Royal Exchange), Much Ado About Nothing (Old Vic), Mrs Roosevelt Flies to London (RADA), The Sacred Flame (ETT), Black T-Shirt Collection (UK tour/NT), #aiww: The Arrest of Ai Wei Wei, Lay Down Your Cross, Blue Heart Afternoon (Hampstead) Invisible (UK tour/Luxemburg), The Westbridge, The Heretic, Off the Endz!, Faces in the Crowd, That Face (also Duke of York’s), Gone Too Far!, Catch, Scenes from the Back of Beyond, Woman and a Scarecrow, My Name is Rachel Corrie (also Playhouse/New York/Galway Festival/Edinburgh Festival), Terrorism, Food Chain (Royal Court), One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show (Sheffield Theatres/Eclipse), Much Ado About Nothing, Precious Little Talent, Treasure Island (West End), Where’s My Seat?, Like a Fishbone, The Whisky Taster, If There is I Haven’t Found It Yet, 2nd May 1997, Apologia, The Contingency Plan, Wrecks, Broken Space Season, 2,000 Feet Away, Tinderbox (Bush), Charged (Clean Break/Soho), Travels with My Aunt (Royal & Derngate), Sisters, My Romantic History (also Bush),The Unthinkable (Sheffield Theatres), Ghosts, The Gods Are Not to Blame (Arcola), A Christmas Carol (Chichester Festival), Pornography (Birmingham Rep/Traverse/Tricycle), Europe (Dundee Rep/Barbican Pit), Other Hands (Soho), My Dad’s a Birdman (Young Vic).

Video Designer

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VIDEO DESIGNER

For the Donmar: The Machine (Manchester International Festival/New York).
Theatre: includes From Morning To Midnight (NT), Relative Values (Theatre Royal, Bath), Othello (Singapore Repertory), Peter Pan (Shermyn Cymru), Amadeus (Maltz Jupiter, Florida), Mass Observation (Almeida), DNA (Hull Truck/UK tour), Enlightenment (Hampstead), The Last Witch (Lyceum, Edinburgh), Speed the Plow (Old Vic). As Video Animator includes Ghost the Musical (Manchester Opera House/Piccadilly/UK tour), Love Never Dies (Adelphi), Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (Royal Opera House). As Assistant/Associate Set Designer includes Ghost the Musical (Manchester Opera House/Piccadilly/UK tour), Matilda the Musical (RSC/Cambridge/New York), The Lord of the Rings Musical (Toronto/Theatre Royal, Drury Lane).
Opera: includes Joshua (Opera North), Carousel (Barbican/Théâtre du Châtelet), Silent Night (Philadelphia Opera/Minnesota Opera), Maria (Wexford Opera House), Varjak Paw (Royal Opera House).
Dance: includes Groove on Down The Road (ZooNation)

Composer

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Michael Bruce - Biography

COMPOSER
Michael is Composer in Residence
at the Donmar.
For the Donmar: The Vote; Privacy;
Coriolanus; Trelawny of the Wells;
Berenice; Philadelphia, Here I Come!;
The Physicists; The Recruiting Officer.
Theatre includes: Tipping the Velvet
(Lyric Hammersmith/Royal Lyceum);
The Beaux’ Stratagem, Man and
Superman, Strange Interlude, Men
Should Weep (NT); Other Desert Cities
(Old Vic); The Winslow Boy (Old Vic/
NY); Noises Off (Old Vic/Novello);
The Two Gentlemen Of Verona,
Candide (RSC); Hay Fever, A Little
Hotel on the Side, Relatively Speaking
(Wyndham’s/Theatre Royal, Bath);
Sixty-Six Books (Bush); Much Ado
About Nothing, Michael Bruce at
The Apollo (West End); Ed: The Musical
(Trafalgar Studios); The Great British
Country Fete (UK tour/Bush).

Movement

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Jonathan Watkins - Biography

MOVEMENT

For the Donmar: The Machine (Manchester International Festival/New York).
Theatre: includes People (NT).
Film: includes Sofa (also Director),Bunker, Route 67.
Dance: includes Diana and Actaeon for Metamorphosis: Titian 2012, As One, Stop Me When I'm Stuck, In the Presence of Others, Silent Vision, INALA (Royal Opera House), Eventual Progress (Ekaterinburg Ballet Theatre), Together Alone (Ballet Black), Free Falling, Beyond Prejudice (Curve Foundation), NOW (New York Choreography Institute).

Fight Director

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Richard Ryan - Biography

FIGHT DIRECTOR
For the Donmar: Coriolanus.
Theatre includes: Treasure Island
(Washington, DC); Red Light Winter
(Theatre Royal, Bath); The Royal Family
(Haymarket); Don’t Look Now
(Sheffield Lyceum); The Three
Musketeers (Bristol Old Vic); Dolly
West’s Kitchen (Old Vic); The Colleen
Bawn, The House, The Tempest, By the
Bog of Cats, Saint Joan (Abbey,
Dublin); The Three Musketeers,
Macbeth (Theatre Royal, York); Sing
Yer Heart Out for the Lads, Beautiful
Thing, The Beauty Queen of Leenane,
Lord of the Flies (Pilot); Our Country’s
Good, The Seagull, The Resistible Rise
of Arturo Ui, Twelfth Night, To Kill A
Mockingbird (Mercury, Colchester);
Major Barbara, Myth, Propaganda
and Disaster in Nazi Germany and
Contemporary America (Orange Tree);
A Streetcar Named Desire (Clwyd
Theatr Cymru); Billy Budd (ENO);
Angels in America (Headlong);
Romeo and Juliet (Liverpool Playhouse);
Loyal Women (Royal Court).
Film includes: as 2nd Unit Director,
Let’s be Frank; as Fight Coordinator,
Fallen; Sherlock Holmes: A Game of
Shadows; Hammer of the Gods;
Ironclad; Anna Karenina; Gulliver’s
Travels; Sherlock Holmes; The Golden
Compass; Stardust; Solomon Kane;
The Dark Knight; The Eagle; The Last
Legion; Faintheart; Troy.
Television includes: Vikings; Turn;
Revolution; Homeland; Shadow of the
Gunman; Treasure Island; Iphigenia
at Aulis; Pirates; Going Home.

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• Rehearsal