CORONET RADA LAB WORKS
CORONET RADA
LAB WORKS
The Coronet Theatre and RADA have formed a new partnership to present RADA’s MA Theatre Lab’s Lab Works.
This week-long project combines workshops and scratch nights, and culminates in a series of original ‘theatre-shorts’, enabling artistic development, public visibility, and new networking opportunities for these emerging artists.
“We’re thrilled to continue this collaboration with RADA MA Lab, one of the only courses in London that truly champions experimental, laboratory, practice.” Anda Winters, Artistic Director, The Coronet Theatre.
“We hope that this partnership between RADA’s MA Theatre Lab and the Coronet team will continue to offer graduates the time and space to continue exploring collaborative and experimental approaches to performance, in a ‘brave’ and playful environment.” Ian Morgan, MA Theatre Lab Course Leader.
Wed 17 July
Running Order:
CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM
Producer
Ian Morgan
Light & Sound Technician
Tom Simpson
Stage Manager on the book
Molly Healy
Assistant Stage Manager
Martin Wright
M(OTHER)
Written and performed by
Tiffany King
“I can no longer tell the difference between my arse and my face, now that I am the CEO, if you will, of a small human that was dragged out of me!”
Inspired by real experiences, m(other) reveals an exhausted new mother at breaking point, dealing with her birth trauma with as much humour and grace as she can muster with milk stains and goodness knows what else plastered down her shirt! You either laugh or you cry and this woman is determined to do both!
m(other) is a funny, tender exploration of what it means to be a mother in this modern age.
OUT!
Written and performed by Valeriia Poholsha
Midnight Mist coming through cracked bricks
A silent echo
A soul eclipse
OUT! is an introspective, poetic, and physical one-person show that explores the psychological archetypes and human psyche, inspired by the works of Carl Jung. The story revolves around a mysterious encounter with one ’ s own shadow and ego. What is this mysterious dark presence that follows us like a beast’s tail, constantly pursuing us through the realms of our minds? Do we know all the corners of our mind and its intentions?
You can close your eyes but remember that the hidden never goes away…
The Jellyfish Enigma
Created by Sharan Atwal, Ellie Iley, Marilou Tamvaki, Matéo Troianovski and Francis Thurstun-Crees as graduates of RADA’s MA Theatre Lab course
Five strangers trapped in a room. No memory of who they are or why they’re there. What happens when the mind fails, but the body retains the echoes of the past?
The Jellyfish Enigma is a poignant, other-worldly mystery about memory loss and interminable love. With jars of jam.
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THE CORONET THEATRE
“For me, the artist is at the heart of the programme, and I work closely with the makers of the pieces I bring to London, sometimes watching and encouraging them for years. In this increasingly fractious world, I feel strongly that one of the greatest uniting forces is the international language of and desire of all of us to engage with art, whether as a maker or spectator.
My goal is to fill the theatre spaces – the Main House, Print Room Studio, and bar – with diverse and wonderful arts from across the world, celebrating all its many forms and the audiences who enjoy them”
Anda Winters Artistic Director & CEO
The Coronet Theatre is a risk-taking, international arts venue in a restored and re-imagined Grade II listed building in Notting Hill. Both its programme and the building’s restoration are curated by Artistic Director, Anda Winters.
Our year-round multi-disciplinary programme of world-class drama, dance, music, poetry and visual arts in our main auditorium and studio space welcomes our own productions as well as visiting artists, including many UK and World Premieres.
We offer memorable and often unexpected experiences to audiences, while supporting established artists and nurturing new talent Our mission is to entertain, educate and excite UK audiences with the art and cultures beyond our borders.
THE CORONET THEATRE TEAM
ArtisticDirector&CEO
AndaWinters
GeneralManager
AndyMcDonald
SeniorProducer
HettyShand
FinanceManager
AndrewMichel
Company&ProductionCoordinator
EmmaSmith
Producer
DaphneSeale
AssistantProducer/PAtoArtistic
Director
LolaGabellini
AssociateProducer
CathyLewis
DigitalMarketingOfficer
RiccardoTitoPescini
MarketingManager(Freelance)
ElliotHall
PressRepresentative
SharonKean
PoetryCoordinator
MarionManning
AudienceExperienceManager
AmeliaCampbell
BoxOfficeAssistant
IvanaDieli
Duty Managers
Francesca Battinieri, Adrielle
Feliciano, Maria LisbergJonasson, Sofia Bitelli
Front of House Staff
Brian Maitland, Andreane
Rellou, Ewa Emini, Sua
Tsubokura-Aguiriano, Maya
Giulivi, Hazel Townsend, Daniel Camou, Elias Giulivi, Kelsey
Moebius, Thea Gavanski, Aishani Ghosh, Eugénie
Bakker, Emma Laird-Craig, Daniel Timoney, Cooper
Tweedie, Dominika Jarečná, Hamza Mullick, Dong Ting
Huang
Trustees
Linda Bernhardt, Mike Fisher, Mimi Gilligan, Jane Quinn, Anda Winters, Bill Winters (Chair)
