Rebecca trained at ALRA following a degree in English Literature at Cardiff University, continuing her training in physical theatre with Sachi Kimura (student of Philippe Gaulier). Finding herself increasingly interested in theatre-making, she became General Manager for Guy Masterson's Theatre Tours International, learning the art of theatre producing to run alongside performance work, founding Dyad Productions in 2009.
For Dyad, as writer & performer: Austen's Women: LADY SUSAN, A Room of One's Own, Christmas Gothic, I, Elizabeth, Female Gothic, Austen's Women. Performer: Orlando, Jane Eyre: An Autobiography, Dalloway, The Diaries of Adam & Eve. Director: A Christmas Carol. She also produced The Time Machine and The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe for Dyad both at the Edinburgh Festival and their subsequent UK & international tours.
Other theatre includes: Jeepers Creepers (Leicester Square Theatre), The Picture of Dorian Gray (Bill Kenwright No1 tour), Room 24 (Nuffield Theatre); Havisham (BAC), and voiceover work for the Olivier Award-winning Morecambe. As associate artist with Lanternfish Theatre Company she played Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Mrs Hawkins in Treasure Island. Film and television work includes Grace's Land (Fearnort Films), The Interview (BBC), The Dead (Channel 4), and an array of short films.
Training with Complicite and Frantic Assembly, he performed with Frantic Assembly in their acclaimed production of Fatherland at Lyric Hammersmith. He played Fabian in Twelfth Night at the Rose Theatre, London, and in the title role of Macbeth for both the Roman Theatre at Verulamium and Maltings Theatre productions for OVO, as well as The Bosun in Lucy Kirkwood's Mosquitoes at Maltings Theatre, St Albans and The Duke's, Lancaster.
He directed Dyad's Stephen Cunningha in Seawall and T5 by acclaimed playwright Simon Stephens at Maltings Theatre, St Albans, and Rebecca in Dyad's Austen's Women: LADY SUSAN. He is also the performer of Dyad's A Christmas Carol and writer/performer of That Knave, Raleigh.
Kate graduated from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama with a BA Honours in costume construction. Work for Dyad Productions include Costume Designer/Maker on Orlando, The Time Machine, Christmas Gothic, Dalloway, Female Gothic, I, Elizabeth and Austen's Women, and Costume Supervisor on The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe and The Diaries of Adam & Eve. Selected costume maker credits include Les Miserables (Delfont Mackintosh) Young Men (Ballet Boys / BBC Films), Showboat (New London Theatre), Gypsy (Savoy Theatre), Dangerous Games (Lord of the Dance), Bill (BBC Films), The Lightning Child (Shakespeare's Globe), Julius Caesar (Royal Shakespeare Company).
Kate is also a costume maker for Evolution Productions. Kate was Head of Wardrobe on Les Miserables the Concert and Les Miserables when it was relaunched at The Sondheim Theatre in 2019. Kate has been Head of Wardrobe at Garsington Opera for nine years. kflanaghan@btopenworld.com Twitter: @KateFlanaghan
Danny is a sound designer, composer, recordist and sonic manipulator working across the fields of music, performance, installation, theatre and media. His work has appeared on Channel 4, at the Hatton Gallery, V&A, Prague Quadrennial, Borealis Festival, NYCEMF, Semaine des Arts, British Science Festival, Brighton Festival, Edinburgh Fringe, BDF, and toured the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and the USA.
Credits include A Room of One's Own, Orlando, The Time Machine, Jane Eyre: An Autobiography, Christmas Gothic, and Dalloway for Dyad;
Scored in Silence and Passages of Time (Chisato Minamimura); The Viewing (Ninth Life); Poppa Plock's Wonky Workshop (Handmade Mysteries); Escape from the Planet of the Day that Time Forgot! (UK & international tour); Fall of the House of Usher(Central Standard Theatre, Kansas); Metamorphosis (Redbridge Drama Centre); Richard III: The Reburial(DSP); Nelson: A Sailor's Story (UK & international tour); Crusoe (UK & international tour); Mata Hari: Female Spy (UK & international tour); Bond (UK & international tour); Woyzeck (Redbridge Drama Centre); and Oh What a Lovely War (South Hill Park). Commissions and supporting organisations include Arts Council England, Canada Council for the Arts, British Council, Catalyst Arts, Heritage Lottery Fund, Arts and Humanities Research Council, New Music Players, Octopus Collective, and MAGNA.
Martin became involved with performing arts at the age of 10 when he joined an amateur theatre company. From there he went on to study a BTEC ND in Performing Arts at West Herts College where he took a keen interest in technical theatre. To support his studies he also worked at The Dacorum Pavilion as a casual technician. After college Martin attended the University of Central Lancashire to study Music Theatre.
After University he started working at the Maltings Arts Theatre, St Albans. Here he started working with various theatre companies to relight and to come up with new designs for their shows. In 2010 Martin started working at the Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead where he continued to expand his knowledge of design.
Since 2013 Martin has worked closely with Dyad Productions coming up with original designs for their shows The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe, Dalloway, Christmas Gothic, Jane Eyre: An Autobiography and The Time Machine. Contact Martin at martintucker@live.co.uk
His clients have included a diverse range of famous brands from Sony and BMW to Harrods, Debenhams, Christies and Sotheby's. Photographing all of Dyad's productions, since their inception, he creates striking imagery that embellishes their ethos.
Contact Ben at: benguest.com.
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