Paul Giles goes on tour with King Arthur
Paul Giles is performing in King Arthur with Box Tree Productions touring open air venues in Southern England playing the infamous Sir Ector and Sir Pellinore…
Arthur is fed up! He is tired of his knuckles being rapped by his teacher, being ignored by his parents and bullied by his brother Kay. However, little does he know that there is prophecy of a hero, destined to pull the sword from the stone and unite Britain, it couldn’t possibly be little Arthur could it? With Merlin and his knights by his side, will Arthur be able to reunite Britain and thwart the evil plans of Morgan Le Fay?
Boxtree Productions invite families to pack up a picnic and join us in the open air to enjoy this classic tale of Arthur, a sword and the Knights of the round table. With inventive staging, original songs and magical storytelling we will give you and your family an experience you will be talking about for years to come!
Alexandra Reimer-Duffy shooting for MSC on the Mediterranean
Alexandra Reimer-Duffy plays a featured role in the upcoming MSC Cruise Commercial
Congratulations to Alexandra who has been filming on location in the Mediterranean this month.
Neil Frost wins Best Comedy Award 2019 at the Adelaide Fringe
Congratulations to Neil Frost who’s critically-acclaimed double act The Establishment, which was a New Act of the Year Finalist 2017 at the Leicester Square Theatre, has just won the 2019 Best Comedy Adelaide Fringe Weekly Award.
Neil’s non-verbal children’s show Captain Cauliflower and Marvin the Mischievous Moose also had great success in Adelaide winning the 2019 Best Children’s Event Adelaide Fringe Weekly Award.
WINNER 2019 Best Comedy Adelaide Fringe Weekly Award
★★★★★
“The best show I’ve seen this Fringe”
Advertiser, Adelaide
★★★★★
“Comic geniuses”
Glam Adelaide
★★★★★
Matthew Bunn in Fast Love
Matthew Bunn gives a dazzling and heart breaking performance of protagonist Rory in new show Fast Love at Theatre 503.
Fast Love follows Rory, a 28 year old cis-male gay/queer bartender, whose struggles with mental health are just bubbling to the surface. The play specifically surrounds mental health within the LGBTQ+ community, as Rory navigates London attempting to connect with his community through sex, Grindr and ‘pockets of intense human contact that act like anaesthetic.’
Mental health is a huge problem amongst queer young people, with over half of the LGBTQ+ population suffering from depression last year. LGBTQ+ people are 6 times more likely to attempt suicide than others. Rory’s story is important.
Paul Giles
Height 5’11”
Eyes Blue
Hair Blonde
Playing Age 26-38
Accents: American-California, American-New York, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Australian, Cockney, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Irish-Northern, Irish-Southern, Liverpool, Manchester, RP*, South African, Welsh-Standard, West Country, Yorkshire
Paul has been a professional stage and screen actor since the age of 11. His adult career has seen him specialise in Shakespearean roles playing MacDuff in Macbeth, Jaques in As you Like it, Cassio in Othello and even multi-roled an ageing Henry IV and bawdy Mistress Quickly in Henry IV. In recent years, he has started writing his own projects. His debut film The Fated Dinner which he wrote and stars in, is making the rounds at festivals this year, while his play We Are United had great success in June this year.
Hannah Cresswell
Height 5’2″
Eyes Blue-Green
Hair Blonde
Playing Age 35-45
Accents: American-Standard, Birmingham, Cockney, Dorset, English-Standard, French, Hampshire, Lancashire, London, Yorkshire.
Hannah has had a wealth of experience in acting on stage and screen, and in life itself raising her twins. Through her career she has played a diverse range of roles from Shakespearean heroines on stage to Miss Pike in BBCs Basil Brush. Most recently Hannah was cast as the lead role in short film Kindling in which she played an emotionally complex character struggling through a very difficult time in her life. This film is currently doing the festival circuit and recently won a Bronze Remi Award and is being screened at the London Independent Film Festival.