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★★★★1/2 "Wonderfully skillful acting, stagecraft and choreography" Guildford Dragon
★★★★ "Terific" Daily Mail
★★★★ "Masterful" London Theatre 1
"Perfection" British Theatre Guide
"Magnificent" Medium
"Elegantly Choreographed" Muddy Stilettos
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Amy joins the team at Stafford Shakespeare Festival in its 32nd year for Twelfth Night at the Stafford Gatehouse this Summer, directed by Sean Turner.
Amy will be movement directing on Pride & Prejudice for Guildford Shakespeare Company this Spring, directed by Abigail Pickard Price.
Amy returns to The Roses Theatre to choreograph Beauty and the Beast this Christmas. Written by Miranda Walker and Directed by Hannah Philips.
Amy will be joining Director Abigail Pickard Price again on Mountview’s 2nd Year Actor-Muscian in-house project, Our House this June.
Amy will be choreographing The Little Mermaid at Mountview this spring, directed by Dan Herd. Tickets on sale soon.
This year’s pantomime at The Roses Theatre in Tewkesbury has broken its box office records with sell-out performances that will help to ensure the future of the theatre in 2023.
The classic tale of Snow White, brought up-to-date by BAFTA-winning writer, Maurice Gran (Birds of a Feather, The New Statesman) and Nick Wilkes (the Almost series), has amused generations from across the county over the last month, with a clever, laugh-out-loud script featuring an over-talkative interactive mirror, a troupe of high-spirited children toiling in Queen Malvinha’s silver mines and a joyous romance between IT guru Ted and eco-warrier Jim.
"Will have you tearing up one minute, and chuckling away the next!" ★★★★ Broadway World
"Timely, hilarious & poignant, In PurSUEt was one of the finest one-actor shows I've seen" ★★★★★ - Lothian Life
"Not to be missed!" ★★★★★ FunnyBird.com
"Talented writing, raw emotion." ★★★★ - Broadway Baby
"A tragic, comic depictions of the complexities of humanity which is captivating & heartbreaking" ★★★★ - The Wee Review
"One woman show about addiction & obsession" ★★★★ - The Scotsman
A new staging of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons heads to Latitude Festival this Summer!
Trailer below:
Amy will be joining director Julia Locascio and musical director Tom Self on an Actor-Musician adaptation of Flaherty and Ahren’ A Man of No Importance this Summer at Mountview.
Amy is assisting director Anna Morrisey on Trinity Laban’s Collab project this spring. Devised by conductor Nic Pendlebury, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons is a collaboration between 23 spring musicians and 3 contempory dancers. Heading to Greenwich Martime Museum, Chetham School of Music and Latitude Festival this Summer.
Photographer - Briony Campbell
Amy is joining again with creative team Ahmet Ahemt and Jody Robinson for Suuessical The Musical at Trinity Laban this Spring.
Amy is currently choreographing Pinocchio for Chichester Festival Youth Theatre directed by Bobby Brook. Pinocchio will run from the 18th December to the 1st January. Tickets here.
Amy will be joining Director Ahmet Ahmet and Musical Director Jody Robison on Trinity Laban’s 2nd Year Musical Theatre project: Madagascar - The Musical. We’re all very excited to be getting back in the rehearsal room after the last year!
Inspired by the small spaces we now find ourselves existing in, The Wardrobe Sessions explore narrative and creativity within strick spatial limitations. Amy is working alongside music producer Dom Goldsmith to create a new series of work.
Amy was delighted to be working again with Orla Sanders (Purged, Her Not Him) on Twelfth Night: In Lockdown, directed by Danae Cambrook. This one woman, hour-long adaptation of Shakespeare’s funniest play was first performed live via Facebook and raised over £700 for Brighton and Sussex Univerity Hospitals, before heading to the Bright and Camden Fringe Festivals.
Amy has been working alongside director Glenn Tillin with Mountview’s Actor-Muso students this term to recreate Alan Menken’s A Christmas Carol. Next term she will be choreographing Guys and Dolls for SMA and movement directing Mountview’s 3rd year Musical Theatre students in Assassins, directed by Marie Crocker.
Amy will be joining Theatrical Niche again this Summer as Movement Director for their Autumn tour of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya. Directed by Nadia Papachronopoulou, new adaptation by Venetia Twigg.
Isolated and seemingly beyond help, the weary inhabitants of one country household plunge head over heels in lust when a beautiful stranger arrives. As the owner announces the estate sale for his own gain, the strains of repression and a chaste rural life begin to bubble among the hard-working occupants, until Uncle Vanya himself hits boiling point.
Theatrical Niche's acclaimed physical theatre team collaborate with rural artist Lily Hunter Green, creating a unique showcase of art intertwined with this Russian masterpiece of desperation and the undeniable need for affection, at all costs.
Amy is trilled to be joining female-led puppetry company Certain Dark Things for their upcoming R&D this summer!