michaeljwoodman

Our first show spent a year in development before going on a sell-out Edinburgh run where we worked to invite as many programmers and reviewers as possible to see the work. The response was great and we have since embarked on a national tour with the show on the back of this. We worked closely with a crowd psychologist, Dr. Clifford Stott, to ensure the integrity of the work. The show itself uses torches and manual lighting to unpick the presumed causes of civil unrest.

This piece of devised work by Listed Theatre was part of a regeneration project centered on Plymouth's Lido. The Lido is a seawater pool, jutting out of the cliffs, and the piece told the history of the city and pool to re-engage the community with a jewel in the heart of their city.

I played the role of Max in The Bike Shed Theatre's in-house production of 'Bunnies'. The show won a 2011 Peter Brook Empty Space Award before going on a tour of London, Salisbury and Bristol. The show told the story of a farmer and his family whose lives are turned upside down when they discover that 'foreign' animals have been eating their crop..

Worklight Theatre are currently developing our new piece, I think I'm a Feminist. We have scratched the show at the Tobacco Factory, Bristol and the BAC, London. After further showings at two South West festivals we are looking to develop the idea to become a full-length piece.