Flossie Joseph Writer

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1 Flossie Joseph Writer Flossie has been writing for 5 years since her first play was nominated for New Writing South's Best New Play Award at the Brighton fringe festival. She has also had plays of hers performed at The Hawth Theatre and Greenwich Theatre. Flossie has loved being a part of this collaboration with sixth space and hopes it won't be her last. Charlotte Ive Director Charlotte is a freelance director and co-founder and Artistic Director of Scrawny Cat Theatre Company. Charlotte's previous credits include 'DNA' by Dennis Kelly and 'The Shape of Things' by Nel La Bute for Backpocket Productions at The Courtyard Theatre Hoxton, 'Music Impossible' for The LSO St Lukes and 'Olly's Prison' by Edward Bond at The Cock Tavern Kilburn. For Scrawny Cat, she has written, directed and produced 'Unacknowledged Acts of Desire' at The V&A Museum, 'This Could Be the Last Time' at The Crypt St Andrews Holborn and The Roundhouse, and 'What You Risk' at the Blue Elephant Theatre. Charlotte adapted and directed Scrawny Cat's four women production of Shakespeare's 'Richard III'AT The Rose Playhouse Bankside and returned there to direct her adaptation of 'The Ghost Sonata' by August Strindberg, gaining her an Off West End Award nomination for Best Director. Most recently, Charlotte directed an open air production of 'The Taming of the Shrew' at Cannizaro Park Wimbledon, a new writing play by Naomi Westerman,

2 'Des Res', that was commissioned for The Wandsworth Fringe and 'The Basset Table' by Susan Centlivre as part of The Rose Playhouse's Salon Season, a celebration of female Playwrights from the Restoration with six female writers, six female directors and all female casts, which she also co-produced. Sophie Baker Charlie Sophie started dancing ballet at a young age before going in to acting in her early teens, which then lead her on to study Performing Arts and Production at Sussex Downs College, Lewes and after graduating she played both Juliet and Benvolio in 'Romeo and Juliet' at Lewes Little Theatre and then went onto play Mrs Barry in 'Playhouse Creatures' by April da Angelis, at the All Saints Theatre, also in Lewes. Later that year she went on to study Shakespeare at Lamda for the summer, before heading off to New York to study at The New York Conservatory of Dramatic Arts. She returned to London to attend RADA after graduating she co-founded 6th Space Theatre and then in August she co-directed an adaptation of Strindberg's 'Creditors' with 6th Space. Rebecca Hyde Jamie

3 Rebecca grew up as a member of the Princes Theatre youth company in her hometown Clacton-on-Sea in Essex and took part in many productions. In 2012 she joined A.C.T Theatre Company and played Mrs.Kay in Willy Russell s Our Day Out. She has also worked with the Kevin Spacey Foundation. Rebecca s previous roles include Mephistopheles in Marlowe s Doctor Faustus and Hermia in A Midsummer Night s Dream. In 2014 she worked for a year in Nairobi, Kenya where she performed theatre for education and directed a cast of young adults in Tennessee Williams Cat on A Hot Tin Roof. Rebecca graduated in March from the RADA foundation course where she played Lady Macbeth in her final production on the course, this was shortly before co-founding 6 th Space and playing Gwen in their debut production in August 2016 BORDERLINE. Sam Mitchell Ashley Sam has been acting from a young age. He has performed on stage in many school productions and has played twp minor parts in the films Glorious 39 and "The Wolfman. He gained a drama scholarship to Bedes Senior School where roles include Fizzy in 'Bugsy Malone' and several parts in 'Mother Courage. He later attended music collage at BIMM Brighton. Sam graduated from the RADA Foundation in March last year where he played the roles of Oswald in 'Ghosts' and Macduff in 'Macbeth'.

4 Isabella Caley Robyn Isabella studied on the foundation course at RADA along with all the actors you see on stage today. Her proudest moment, co-playing Macbeth alongside Hannah. After graduating she starred in her first feature role in the film Plan Z directed by award winning Stuart Brennan. Since then she has taken an interest in writing short films and plays along with Hannah and Ailema, their first film titled Shut Up, I Love You. Hannah Owen Bobby Hannah has been a member of the national youth theatre since She was a member of The Little Angel Theatre Youth group and took part in the National Theatre Connections Season. She completed the foundation course at RADA in March of 2016, playing Macbeth in her final performance. Since graduating Hannah has worked on personal projects including short films and writing.

5 Martin Hojeburg Alex Martin studied for 3 years at Sodra Latins Gymnasium in Stockholm, leading acting college where he performed in four full plays and many other projects, such as short films, sketches and scenes. In 2012 wrote, directed, acted in a scene for Worlds AIDS day at the House of Culture in central Stockholm. In 2013 Martin directed and acted in a scene for the Tomas Tranströmer Society. In London he has worked with the Woodhouse Players and the KDC Theatre Company before attending RADA. Since then he has worked with and co-founded 6 th Space, co-directing BORDERLINE. Jordan Gallagher PJ Jordan was raised in the West of Ireland. At a young age he was heavily involved with theatre. At 15 he was introduced to French Physical theatre, and worked with theatre company's across Ireland including Blue Raincoat Theatre company. After this he and likeminded friends formed their own theatre company "Endless Theatre Company" and ventured to Australia where they produced three production seasons at The State Theatre Centre of Western Australia. Jordan along with his other 5 co producers spent last year training at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Co-founding 6 th Space in early 2016, Jordan went on to play Theo in BORDERLINE.

6 Ailema De Sousa - Vic Ailema has been acting from a young age. She has taken part in classes with Sylvia Young, and performed in the West End with Dreamarts. Last year in March she graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. In the past she has also attended the Lee Strasberg Theatre& Film Institute and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama summer school. In addition to spending four years with Wac Arts in Belsize Park. Ailema has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and is still currently a part of the National Youth Theatre. Caroline Menton Mo Caroline grew up in Dublin. She was heavily involved in the arts growing up and was an active member in the drama society and continued this at university level until moving to London to attend the foundation course at RADA. Having graduated, herself and the five others co-founded "6th space". She played Ava put up their first production "BORDERLINE" in August 2016.