Rachel will be playing Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing at The Ludlow Festival(www.ludlowfestival.co.uk) directed by Charlie Walker-Wise which sees the action transported to WW2 Britain on VE Day. It plays from June 23rd to July 7th. Please call office for Tickets

Isabelle will be appearing as Ariel in ‘The Tempest’ and Feste in ’12th Night’ at the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival from 9th July -18th August, please call our office to arrange tickets.

Madeleine has started rehearsing with Danny Boyle for the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics due to be viewed by a billion people on 27th July. She is also still performing in the sell out production of ‘The Great Gatsby’ at Wiltons Music Hall (5 star review in The Times)

Charlie appears in DogOrange’s revival of JM Barrie’s classic fantasy until 28th April.

Mary Rose is a supernatural story of love, lost innocence and the parallel world where our departed ones are still present, just beyond reach.

A scrupulously detailed, gripping, genuinely goose-bump inducing vision of this high Victorian ghost story … director Matthew Parker’s sterling cast, and his sure, hugely inventive dramatic touch generate an impressive, lingering impression of real loss and longing. – Time Out

Elizabeth is just about to start a three week workshop for The National Theatre on the long awaited Tori Amos Musical directed by Marianne Elliott with movement by Steven Hoggett. Until March 16th.

Kieron Jecchinis joins Patrick Stewart in the cast of “Bingo – Scenes of Money and Death” by Edward Bond at The Young Vic until 31st March.

The glory years of London behind him, William Shakespeare finds himself in an overwhelming moral dilemma. Like his greatest creation King Lear, he has to decide: what shall he do with his money and his power?

‘Bond’s magnificent play excellently revived… changes forever one’s perspective on Shakespeare.‘ The Guardian

Rachel Donovan is currently on tour in Original Theatre’s revival of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s “Our Country’s Good”. The production tours nationally from January 25th to April 27th. The cast also includes Aden Gillett and Philip Whitchurch and is directed by Original’s Artistic Director Alastair Whatley.

“Rachel Donovan’s three parts include a wonderful Dabby, the homesick mouthy Devon girl, and Emma Gregory, as the roughest of the lot, rises to extraordinary dignity in the shadow of the gallows.” Libby Purves, The Times.

Charlie appears in Brad Birch’s ‘Resolutions’, as part of Theatre 503′s visual storytelling project ‘This Year It Will Be Different’. It plays from the 3rd to the 7th of January.  To find out more and to book tickets, follow the link below.

Theatre 503

Madeleine Bowyer and Joyce Veheary are appearing in “Execution of Justice” at Souwthwark Playhouse from 11th January to 4th February 2012. Joyce plays Joanna Lu, a journalist. Madeleine plays Carol Ruth Silver.

November 27th 1978: Dan White shoots and kills Harvey Milk, the first openly gay American to hold elected office and George Moscone, mayor of San Francisco. May 21st 1979: Dan White is found not guilty of murder. Execution of Justice is the story of how and why it happened.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all from Actors Alliance.

We’re closed over the Christmas and New Year Bank Holidays. The office will be lightly manned in between.  Our normal working hours will resume 3rd January 2012.