What's New 2015

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                                                       Rehearsal Week Pictures

Old Vic New Voices Festival

Friday 3 July 14.00
Serious Heroes by Jon Barton
Directed by Richard Fitch
Producer: Kaya Stanley-Money

Cast
Marc Elliot: Copsey
Rebecca Scroggs: Kendrick
Anyebe Godwin: Leon
Robert Gilbert: Spudgun
Samantha Pearl: Michaela

SERIOUS HEROES is a new comedy that explores the fault line between race and revolt. In a garage in Hackney Wick, Leon brings his mates together to form a vigilante group. A series of brutal attacks has sparked disturbance on the East London streets. Now they’re taking the fight to the roads, in helmets bought off a car boot.

http://www.oldvictheatre.com/oldvicnewvoices/old-vic-new-voices-festival-2/
https://www.thestage.co.uk/opinion/2015/mark-shenton-kevin-spacey-saved-best-idea-last-old-vic/

@soundwilde #‎ClientoftheDay‬ Friendly, clear & warm - and his voice is pretty great too! Have a listen to Marc Elliott http://ow.ly/Pc2dE ‪#‎voicereels‬
                                   
                                               https://twitter.com/soundswilde/status/618415687309074432

  
  Donmar Theatre launches My Mark project to chart changing political  
                             views of British schoolchildren

      
My Mark - documentary play following our next generation voters by Michelle Terry, directed by Robert Hastie
                                                           28 April 2015 Donmar Warehouse

Part One: Election 2015

A new documentary play, tracking a generation of the British electorate from childhood to first vote.

The first-time voters of 2025 are currently in primary school. We have identified groups of these children across the four countries of the United Kingdom, and will return to talk to them three times over the next 10 years ahead of each General Election, recording their thoughts, their concerns and their ambitions as they come of age as the next generation of UK voters.

Based on our conversations with these young people, across the UK and across the next decade, we will create an entirely new and unique piece of theatre, tracking the views of one generation over the course of at least three general elections. 

Working with our Associate Director Robert Hastie, writer Michelle Terry and documentary film makers, Tea Films, the Donmar has been to over 15 primary schools and recorded the voices and opinions of over a hundred children who will shape the course of our political future.
 
On Tuesday 28 April, we are proud to present a rehearsed reading of the culmination of the first part of this exciting project.

                       http://www.donmarwarehouse.com/whats-on/donmar-warehouse/coming-up/2015/my-mark

    Marc played the role of Colin - The Vote - Donmar Warehouse  for performance on 05/05/15

                                    https://twitter.com/DonmarWarehouse/status/595573693390000130?s=09

                             

                                        Nina Wadia Talking to Inside Soap Magazine May Issue

    The Vote LIVE After Party 07/05/15