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A sad goodbye to Greg but a huge hello to Nic!

Having been a great addition to our agency over the last two years we’re very sad to say goodbye to Greg Lockett who has moved on to Scott Marshall Partners. We wish him all the best for the future.

However we are delighted to welcome new Alpha member Nic Lamont to the fold. A great comedy actress (check out her website for The Twins Macabre) and improviser she is going to be a great addition to the team.

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What’s up, Doc? ‘Confessional’ is back!

Having completed a successful run in 2015 at the Edinburgh Festival Tramp are back with a London run of Tennessee William’s ‘Confessional’ at The Southwark Playhouse. Returning to the role of Doc is Alpha’s Abi McLoughlin and the great reviews have been coming in thick and fast! Try to get along to Monk’s Bar before the 29th October.

The Londonist ****

The Reviews Hub ****

Everything Theatre ****

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Patsy transports us back to WWII in ‘Somewhere in England’!

Running this week at Wimbledon Studios is Theatresque’s new musical ‘Somewhere in England’, all about the impact a group of American GI’s have on a rural English community during World War II. Alpha’s Patsy Blower puts on her dancing shoes and lends her considerable singing voice to the proceedings. However if you’re looking to attend I have bad news folks…it’s already a sell-out! Never mind, check out the promo video.

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Can you beat Greg in a staring contest?

To advertise their new product Optrex called on Greg Lockett (a.k.a Roderigo) to put the viewer to a little test! Can you outstare him?

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Peter delivers a ‘stand-out performance’ in a fresh take on the Frankenstein legend.

Based on ‘true’ events that inspired the Frankenstein story Golden Age Theatre presented ‘The Resurrectionist’ at the Etcetera Theatre from the 27th September – 9th October with Peter Dewhurst shining as the misguided creator Victor Darvell. Check out some of the reviews below:

The Reviews Hub – ‘…in Peter Dewhurst’s standout performance, the audience understands the loneliness and deliberate isolation that leads him to dabble in necromancy, while Dewhurst emphasises the scientific passion and rigour that while emotionally cold, make him a compelling figure.’

Everything Theatre – ‘Peter Dewhurst’s depiction of Victor Darvell was brilliant’

West End Wilma – ‘Peter Dewhurst plays the misguided doctor Victor Darvell, in a strident, passionate fashion.’

London Theatre 1 – ‘Dewhurst gets the balance just right between scientist/philosopher/father and student… He drives the production forward’

Last Minute Theatre Tickets – ‘A stand-out performance from Peter Dewhurst’

What’s Hot London – ‘Peter Dewhurst captures [Darvell’s] pain, conflicts and career passion in one of the stand out performances.’

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Welcome to new member Jessica.

A recent Poor School graduate Jessica Flood spent the summer performing at the Edinburgh Festival with fellow Alpha and Poor School alumni Tiannah Viechweg in their production of Debbie Tucker Green’s ‘Hang. Receiving stellar reviews and praise we are delighted to welcome Jessica to the Alpha family.

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