London Bites July 2007 - Biographies
Amy Carpenter in “Ring Round the Mood” by Jean Anouilh.
Amy studied at Queen Margaret, Edinburgh. Credits include ‘It’s a Girl’, ‘Blue Remembered Hills’, ‘As You Like It’, ‘Three Birds Alighting on a Field’, ‘No Exit’ and has recently appeared in ‘Pieces of Eight’ (The Venue). Amy can be contacted at Pat Lovett Associates or at amscarpenter@yahoo.co.uk.
Eleanor Oxberry-Breakwell in “Ring Round the Mood” by Jean Anouilh.
Eleanor studied at Queen Margaret’s University College, Edinburgh. Credits include ‘To Quote the Bard’, ‘Prostitutes Padre’ (Greenwich Playhouse), ‘Pieces of 8’ (The Venue), ‘Sexual Perversity in Chicago’and ‘Cuttin’a Rug’. Eleanor has worked for BBC and for Channel 4. Currently rehearsing for a ‘Taking Care of Sonny’ @ Hampstead Theatre in July. eleanoroxberry-breakwell@homail.co.uk
Emily Fellows in ‘A Memory of Water’ by Shelagh Stephenson.
Emily trained at DSL. Credits include: ‘The Visit’ (Stolen Theatre-Edinburgh festival), ‘Undone’ (BBC), ‘Swinging Lessons’ (Red Bee Media). Roles whilst training include: ‘King Lear,’ ‘Closer,’ ‘The Merchant of Venice,’ ‘Hedda Gabler’ and ‘A Bright Room Called Day.’ Emily can be contacted via spotlight or at fellowsemily@hotmail.com.
Adam Mendlesohn in “Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens” by Janet Hood & Bill Russell.
Adam trained at Central School of Speech and Drama. Roles whilst training include Dooby the Dwarf/Prince Charming in ‘Twice Upon a Time’ (Embassy Theatre) and Agitator/Policeman in ‘The Decision’ (Embassy Theatre).
Film includes ‘Adam’s First Day’, ‘Trapped’ and ‘Dead’. Adam can be contacted at Frances Phillips Management or at arm433@hotmail.com.
Helen Blitho in “Catch” by April de Angelis, Stella Feehily, Tanika Gupta Chloe Moss & Laura Wade.
Helen graduated from Birmingham School of Speech & Drama in July 2006, where she enjoyed playing roles including Loretta in ‘The Strip’. She has a range of experience in film, television, theatre & voice over. Edinburgh Guide said of her Fringe show: ‘Devised by three exceptional young performers... A true contender for a Fringe First‘ Further information: http://www.helenbolitho.com
Vickie Holden in “Not with a Bang” by Mike Harding
After suffering the torment of a law degree (!!), Vickie has been a working comedy character actress for 8 years now. She trained at the Actors Institute and has built up experience in Fringe, Street Theatre, TIE, Film and Standup Comedy. She can be contacted through Spotlight or at vickieholden@aol.com
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Katy Townsend in “Shopping and Fucking” by Mark Ravenhill.
Katy trained at Queen Margaret's in Edinburgh: Recent Scottish credits include ‘Hansel and Gretel’ (Hopscotch Theatre Company), ‘Dante’s Inferno’ (The Arches), ‘The Babel International Theatre Festival ’ (Collusion Theatre Company), ‘ Detached’ (Life of Him Films). Katy has also performed with a diverse range of companies such as Melting Pot Arts, Radio Theatre Group, Theatre Workshop, SpartaKi, Poorboy and Radio Clyde. Contact: info@katytownsend.me.uk / 07962812123
Chloe Read in "Ghost City" by Gary Owen.
Chloe studied at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts and now continues her study through classes and workshops at The Actors Centre. Her debut television performance is in the current series of "Dalziel andPascoe". Chloe can be contacted via Cassie Mayer Ltd or at chloeread@gmail.com.
Oliver Messenger in “One for the Road” by Harold Pinter.
Oliver trained at East 15, Oliver's credits include; the award winning ' The
Interview'- Assembly Rooms - Edinburgh Festival / Pleasance Theatre -
London, Antonio in 'Twelfth Night'- Bedlam Theatre, appearing as Prince
Andrew in 'Andrew, The Fergie Years'- Channel Four and the lead role in
'Room 45'- Cannes Film Festival 2006.
Dionne Bromfield in “Love and Money” by Dennis Kelly.
Dionne has recently completed her training at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts (acting strand) and has previously trained at The New York Film Academy, Los Angeles and TVI Studios, Los Angeles. Recent credits include: ‘Epsom Downs’ (Landor Theatre), ‘Three Sisters’ (Landor Theatre) and ‘Royal Masonic Variety Show’ (Prince Edward Theatre). Dionne is currently seeking representation and can be contacted directly at: dionneb_actress@hotmail.co.uk
Rob Benson in his own piece “In The Tank”.
Rob trained at Drama Studio London. His theatre Credits include ‘Macbeth’ (Oxford Shakespeare Company, Hampton Court Palace), ‘King Lear’ (Culturecated Theatre Company, The Brockley Jack) La ronde (Act provocateur, Lion and Unicorn) His film credits include ‘Bollocks’ (The Video College) And is soon to appear in his own one-man show ‘Borderline’ (Barons Court). Rob can be contacted at robbensonuk@aol.com.
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