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Trevor A Toussaint in ‘Fences’
Trevor A Toussaint has landed the prestigious role of understudying Troy (played by Lenny Henry) in August Wilson's controversial play 'Fences' at the Duchess Theatre in the heart of London's West End from June 19th to September 14th.
Info and booking at www.dutchesstheatre.co.uk/fences.html
Sweat The Small Stuff
Our own Ricky Norwood is a guest panellist on the debut episode of Nick Grimshaw’s “Sweat The Small Stuff”, tonight at 10pm on BBC Three.
April Workshop Announced
Red Hot Entertainment are proud to add the inexhaustible talents of Lucy Jenkins to our 'rich list' of workshop hosts. Lucy Jenkins is not only timeless and impressive in her work but known for her actor friendly approach to casting.
The workshop takes place on Tuesday 23rd April 2013 at The Club for Acts and Actors in London. Click here for more information and to secure your place for only £35!
Kirstie Brough in Phone Shop
Congratulations to Kirstie Brough for landing the role of Raspberry in e4’s hit comedy Phoneshop.
PhoneShop has been written, directed and produced by Phil Bowker (Pulling, Sean Lock's 15 Storeys High) and features a hugely-talented ensemble core cast, including Tom Bennett (Pulling, Eastenders), Martin Trenaman (The Inbetweeners) and cameo support from Kayvan Novak (Fonejacker, Facejacker). Don’t forget to log on soon to hear all the backstage news in Kirstie’s ‘Inside Story’ .
Sophie Gerrish Interview
Great interview with Sophie Gerrish, discussing her part of Hayley in the 2013 production of Stunted Trees And Broken Bridges. Sophie discusses her thoughts about going on tour, what she's learnt during rehearsals and her favourite part of the play.
The Inside Story – Matt Prendergast
Matt Prendergast recently shot ‘The All Dayer’ with Jane Asher playing his mum.
‘I was introduced to a producer who was looking to put together a small cast & crew for a low budget feature. By the end of that month I had met with the director, auditioned and was booked to film for a week. We knew that the budget was tight & the schedule reflected that. We were going to shoot a feature film in a week! The cast was assembled in a very cosy B&B, where we would spend most of our sparse free time. It's nice to know that I can look at almost any shoot schedule now and think 'easy', and I'm encouraged that independent filmmakers are thriving with projects like this.
