Pride & Prejudice is heading to Off-Broadway!

Amy will be heading to New York with Guilford Shakespeare Company’s Pride & Prejudice as it opens 59e59’s Brits on Broadway festival.

This "uproariously funny" and "pleasingly faithful" new adaptation of Jane Austen’s much-loved tale of Ms. Bennett and Mr. Darcy’s courtship comes to New York with the original cast after sold out runs in London and on tour in the UK.

Pride & Prejudice is the quintessential British romantic comedy and a blueprint for so many other stories. A cast of three effortlessly brings to life 18 unforgettable characters in this “sparkling” 5-star production.

Aladdin at Norwich Theatre Royal

Amy will be joining director Chris Cuming to choreograph Aladdin at Norwich Theatre Royal.

A magic lamp and three wishes… What would you wish for? A ticket to Norwich Theatre’s 2024 pantomime, of course!

Starring Norwich favourite Joe Tracini, back for his fifth year on our pantomime stage. Joe will be back in the centre of the comedy action and is joined by the wonderfully talented Lisa Maxwell (The Bill, EastEnders, Hollyoaks, Casualty, Loose Women) in the role of our Evil Aunt.

West End musical theatre star Tarik Frimpong plays our good guy and title character, Aladdin, with Jazz being played by Meesha Turner (SIX the musical and the West End stage show Stranger Things).

And it wouldn’t be panto without a dame! Introducing Owen Evans, best known as one half of the Norfolk favourite comedy duo, the Nimmo Twins!

Follow Aladdin in our Genie-us production as he dreams of finding love and making his fortune. Will it be that simple? Of course not, it’s pantomime!

Boo at the baddies, cheer for the heroes, laugh, sing and join in as we  delve into the cave of wonders and turn it into a Christmas delight for the whole family.

Expect colourful costumes, singing, dancing and more glitter than you could shake a magic carpet at.

You couldn’t wish for a better panto!

Jack and The Beanstalk at Chipping Norton Theatre

Amy is heading to Chipping Norton Theatre this Autumn to choreograph Jack and the Beanstalk.

Join us on our adventures to the Viking kingdom of Smorgasbord with young Jack, a talking cow and a band of musical horned helmets in search of true love and world peace!

Directed by John Terry, written by Stephen Mitchell with original music by tony award winning Sarah Travis, Jack and the Beanstalk is set to be a Giant adventure you don’t want to miss!

Reviews for Pride & Prejudice at Jermyn Street

★★★★★ ‘Witty, romantic, stylish’ - London Theatre 1

★★★★★ ‘The choreography is detailed and beautifully orchestrated’ - London Pub Theatres

★★★★ ‘Great care is taken to give each character a clear physicality and unique vocal quality. Movement director Amy Lawrence masks these shifts with swirling dance steps, keeping the performers breezing about the compact stage as they whip costumes on and off: riding jackets, silky ribbons, elaborate bonnets.’ - The Stage

★★★★ ‘sparkling’ - West End Best Friend

★★★★ ‘A rather herculean feat’ - Theatre and Tonic

★★★★ ‘Funny, well-staged and genuinely sweet’ - All That Dazzels

Reviews for Twelfth Night

★★★★★ ‘Don't miss it!’ - What’s On Live

★★★★★ ‘Mesmerising’ - West End Best Friend

★★★★ ‘Spectacular’ - Reviews Hub

★★★★ ‘Satisfying and sumptuous’ North West End

★★★★ ‘Cleverly crafted’ - Theatre Twittic

Guildford Shakespeare's Pride and Prejudice heads to Jermyn Street ahead of 2025 tour

“I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine.”

The Bennet family’s peaceful world is upended when a host of eligible bachelors descend upon the neighbourhood. Hearts race, tongues wag, and passions and possibilities swirl all around the Hertfordshire Hills. At the centre of the storm, the meeting of Lizzie Bennet and Mr Darcy sets off one of literature’s most iconic love stories.

Abigail Pickard Price returns to Jermyn Street Theatre with her hilarious, inventive adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved romantic comedy. Three actors bring a host of Austen’s unforgettable characters to life in the London premiere of Guildford Shakespeare Company’s sparkling production.

On until 7th September 2024

Tickets here

Reviews for Pride & Prejudice

★★★★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

Mark Dean

Our House

Amy will be joining Director Abigail Pickard Price again on Mountview’s 2nd Year Actor-Muscian in-house project, Our House this June.

Snow White - The Roses Theatre

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.

In PerSUEt - Edinburgh Fringe

"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 Man of No Importance

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.

Vivaldi's Four Seasons

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