Sarah
Bedi

3rd year BA Acting Grad Show

One woman’s journey in history; a woman who was largely defined by her relationship to an infamous man

Co-directed with Federay Homes

These exuberant, life-affirming plays offer an extraordinary panorama of England as they tell the story of the reign of Henry IV, Hotspur’s enraged rebellion, Falstaff’s escapades and pranks, and ultimately Hal’s reign as King Henry V as he leads the English ‘band of brothers’ into battle at Agincourt.

Luke, Cassandra and Mary are sitting. They sit weekly for their portraits and in a series of revealing sessions end up sharing their funny and moving tales of love, longing and loss.
‘Sitting’ is the debut play by BAFTA award-winning actress Katherine Parkinson.

A collection of fleeting and intimate encounters with Shakespeare’s drama, poetry and song beneath the soaring ribs of London’s tremendous Westminster Abbey.

Laura Moody’s song-based drama, set within Clay Gold’s soundscape of crackling devices, presents an intimate tale of alienation, connection and transformation.

Lucy and Jim are on their own. To the rest of the world they seem to be doing OK: they have jobs, friends, ambitions (well sort of).
Until their chance meeting on the number 12 night bus causes them to spiral into a world of love, pain and mis(communications).

3rd year BA Acting grad show

3rd year BA Acting grad show.

When Darren gets his final recall for The Hostage, a new television show, he thinks he is one step closer to fame and fortune. All he has to do is be brave, and not lose his bottle, but how far will he go?

Diploma grad show

An interactive promenade adventure for young people with special needs, leading audiences on a multi-sensory journey through space which included a silent disco, storytelling and games.

Jo’s winning at life. Her business is going brilliantly. She’s Cost Positive. She’s even on the telly. She’s a Deaf woman turning the hearing world on its head. Until the system turns on her.

A malevolent bureaucracy, the rise of alt-right politics, and the human lives caught in the middle all ask: what happens if you believe 'it'll never happen to me'?

A response to Strindberg’s ‘A Dream Play’.
A mysterious woman arrives on Earth, intent on uncovering the truth about human suffering. Her dreamlike quest leads her through shifting landscapes and into contact with a host of disturbing characters as she searches for the ever-elusive Door, behind which she is certain the answer lies ...

Helen, aged 12, has a strange man come to stay. 10 year old Paris returns home, a stranger in his own family. When both are told what the future has in store, neither child can imagine the terrifying effect this will have on their worlds.