Rose English
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performances + exhibitions + film + talks + selected writings + bibliography + acting + choreography & dramaturgy + upcoming + contact rose english
acting
performances + exhibitions + film + talks + selected writings + bibliography + acting + choreography & dramaturgy + upcoming + contact rose english
2011
The Salon Project (Salonnière), devised by Stewart Laing, Untitled Projects, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
2006/7
Here, As if They Hadn’t Been, As if They are Not: The Invisible Dances Act 3 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi, nottdance, Nottingham; KunstenFESTIVALdesArts, Brussels; Laban Theatre, London; La Condition Publique, Roubaix.
2005
L’Altrove: The Invisible Dances Act 2 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi., Teatro alla Tese, International Theatre Festival, Venice Biennale.
2004
Prelude: The Invisible Dances Act 1 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi. Clore Studio, Royal Opera House, London.
2001
London’s Burning (Coroner), London Weekend Television.
2001
From Morning to Midnight (the Empress), by David Sawer, directed by Richard Jones, designed by Stewart Laing. English National Opera, London.
2000
The Remains of Foley and McColl (Yvette), written by John Foley and Hamish McColl; produced by Lissa Evans. BBC Radio 4.
1999
The Tempest (Prospero), by William Shakespeare, directed by Nick Philippou. Actors Touring Company; Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith and UK tour.
1999
The Escort (Anne’s Mum), directed by Michel Blanc. Pathé Productions.
1998
Our Mutual Friend (Mrs Vaneering), directed by Julian Farino. BBC 2 television.
1997
Surviving Picasso (Plummy/Peachy), directed by James Ivory. Merchant Ivory Productions.
1994
Third Movement, choreographed by Matthew Hawkins, costume design by Mr Pearl, directed by Deborah May. Channel 4 television.
1994
Interview with the Vampire (the Seamstress), screenplay by Anne Rice, directed by Neil Jordan. Warner Studios.
1993
Fresh Dances for the Late Tchaikowsky, choreographed by Matthew Hawkins, costume design by Mr Pearl. Hackney Empire, London.
1992
Cracker (Pathologist), directed by Andy Wilson; Granada television.
1991
Die Fledermaus (Champagne), by Richard Strauss, directed by Richard Jones, designed by Nigel Lowry. English National Opera, London.
1990
The Witches (Dora), directed by Nic Roeg, written by Allan Scott/Roald Dahl, produced by Mark Shivas, a Jim Henson Production.
1989
A Flea in Her Ear (Lucienne), directed by Richard Jones, décor by the Brothers Quay, costume design by Sue Blane. Old Vic, London.
1989
The Brooch Pin & The Sinful Clasp, directed by Joanna Woodward, produced by the National School of Film & Television.
1989
As You Like It (Hymen), by William Shakespeare, directed by Tim Albery, designed by Anthony McDonald, Old Vic, London.
1988
Burning Ambition, devised by Theatre de Complicité, directed by Roger Bamford, Screenplay, BBC 2 television.
1979
Thriller (Mimi/Musetta) written & directed by Sally Potter. Berlin Film Festival and Channel 4 television.
The Salon Project (Salonnière), devised by Stewart Laing, Untitled Projects, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
2006/7
Here, As if They Hadn’t Been, As if They are Not: The Invisible Dances Act 3 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi, nottdance, Nottingham; KunstenFESTIVALdesArts, Brussels; Laban Theatre, London; La Condition Publique, Roubaix.
2005
L’Altrove: The Invisible Dances Act 2 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi., Teatro alla Tese, International Theatre Festival, Venice Biennale.
2004
Prelude: The Invisible Dances Act 1 (The Medium), directed by Bock & Vincenzi. Clore Studio, Royal Opera House, London.
2001
London’s Burning (Coroner), London Weekend Television.
2001
From Morning to Midnight (the Empress), by David Sawer, directed by Richard Jones, designed by Stewart Laing. English National Opera, London.
2000
The Remains of Foley and McColl (Yvette), written by John Foley and Hamish McColl; produced by Lissa Evans. BBC Radio 4.
1999
The Tempest (Prospero), by William Shakespeare, directed by Nick Philippou. Actors Touring Company; Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith and UK tour.
1999
The Escort (Anne’s Mum), directed by Michel Blanc. Pathé Productions.
1998
Our Mutual Friend (Mrs Vaneering), directed by Julian Farino. BBC 2 television.
1997
Surviving Picasso (Plummy/Peachy), directed by James Ivory. Merchant Ivory Productions.
1994
Third Movement, choreographed by Matthew Hawkins, costume design by Mr Pearl, directed by Deborah May. Channel 4 television.
1994
Interview with the Vampire (the Seamstress), screenplay by Anne Rice, directed by Neil Jordan. Warner Studios.
1993
Fresh Dances for the Late Tchaikowsky, choreographed by Matthew Hawkins, costume design by Mr Pearl. Hackney Empire, London.
1992
Cracker (Pathologist), directed by Andy Wilson; Granada television.
1991
Die Fledermaus (Champagne), by Richard Strauss, directed by Richard Jones, designed by Nigel Lowry. English National Opera, London.
1990
The Witches (Dora), directed by Nic Roeg, written by Allan Scott/Roald Dahl, produced by Mark Shivas, a Jim Henson Production.
1989
A Flea in Her Ear (Lucienne), directed by Richard Jones, décor by the Brothers Quay, costume design by Sue Blane. Old Vic, London.
1989
The Brooch Pin & The Sinful Clasp, directed by Joanna Woodward, produced by the National School of Film & Television.
1989
As You Like It (Hymen), by William Shakespeare, directed by Tim Albery, designed by Anthony McDonald, Old Vic, London.
1988
Burning Ambition, devised by Theatre de Complicité, directed by Roger Bamford, Screenplay, BBC 2 television.
1979
Thriller (Mimi/Musetta) written & directed by Sally Potter. Berlin Film Festival and Channel 4 television.