KING LEAR – Almeida Theatre
ROBIN REDBREAST – The Factory, Manchester, 2024
THEY – Dir. Sarah Frankcom & Imogen Knight, John Rylands Library Manchester International Festival 2023
THE WIFE OF WILLESDEN (Kiln Theatre – London, Art – Boston, BAM – NYC)
GOOD (Harold Pinter Theatre, West End)
THE BODY REMEMBERS (Battersea Arts Centre 2021, UK Tour. The Place, Brixton House 2022),
THE WIFE OF WILLESDEN (Kiln Theatre),
IS GOD IS (The Royal Court),
THE SONG PROJECT (Royal Court Theatre),
UNDER MILK WOOD (National Theatre),
UNCLE VANYA, ROSMERSHOLM, THE BIRTHDAY PARTY (West End);
THE LAST TESTAMENT OF LILLIAN BILOCCA (Co-Director & Choreographer, Hull City of Culture 2017);
EUROPE, BELLEVILLE, KNIVES IN HENS and THE LADY FROM THE SEA (Donmar Warehouse);
OUR LADIES OF PERPERTUAL SUCCOUR (National Theatre of Scotland, National Theatre, UK tourand West End);
NUCLEAR WAR (as Director),
BODIES,FAKE NEWS, LINDA, GOD BLESS THE CHILD, THE LOW ROAD, A TIME TO REAP (Royal Court);
MACBETH, AMADEUS, DEAD DON’T FLOSS, THE THREEPENNY OPERA, LES BLANCS, I WANT MY HAT BACK, EDWARD II, DIDO, QUEEN OF CARTHAGE
(National Theatre);
THE SEAGULL, SEVENTEEN (Lyric Hammersmith);
WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF (West End);
ALL THE ANGELS, THE BROKEN HEART, TIS PITY SHE’S A WHORE (Shakespeare’s Globe);
THE EMPEROR, MEASURE FOR MEASURE, DIRTY BUTTERFLY (Young Vic);
FIVE FINGER EXERCISE (The Print Room);
THE NICO PROJECT, THE SKRIKER (Manchester International Festival & Royal Exchange);
AGAINST,CARMEN DISRUPTION, LITTLE REVOLUTION, TURN OF THE SCREW, KING LEAR, FILUMENA, MEASURE FOR MEASURE, WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING (Almeida);
HAMLET, BLINDSIDED, CANNIBALS (Royal Exchange Theatre);
IN TIME O’STRIFE, AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE WICKER MAN, THE MISSING (National Theatre of Scotland);
THE CRUCIBLE (Old Vic);
PESTS (Clean Break, Royal Exchange, Royal Court & UK Tour);
ARDEN OF FAVERSHAM (Royal Shakespeare Company);
OF MICE AND MEN, AS YOU LIKE IT (West Yorkshire Playhouse);
RED VELVET (Tricycle Theatre, Garrick Theatre & New York);
THE HISTORY BOYS, MACBETH (Sheffield Crucible);
UNDER THE CARPET (De Stilte, Holland);
OMG! (Sadler’s Wells, Company of Angels and The Place, Winner of the Choreography for Children Award 2012);
PENELOPE (Dramaturgs Network & Company of Angels);
BUT I CD ONLY WHISPER, WHEN FIVE YEARS PASS (Arcola);
ONE DAY WHEN WE WERE YOUNG and THE SOUND OF HEAVY RAIN (Paines Plough);
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE (Paines Plough & Royal Court);
THE TEMPEST (Watermill);
PERSUASION (Salisbury Playhouse);
CORRIE (Lowry & UK Tour);
SNOW QUEEN (Chichester Festival Theatre);
THE BOILER ROOM (Clean Break);
A DOLLS HOUSE (Exeter Northcott Theatre);
WUTHERING HEIGHTS (Birmingham Rep);
SUCCESS (National Theatre with Islington Youth Theatre)
RONJA (Dir. Lisa Larrson, Filmlance, Viaplay)
HERE – Dir. Robert Zemeckis, Sony Pictures
‘Ylur’ Sigur Ros – Dir. Sophie Hunter, Sunnymarch Productions
THE POWER (Sister Productions | Amazon)
EMBERS (Christian Cooke | mini productions)
TENA COMMERCIAL ( Dir Shannon Murphy/ Lief)
THE BUBBLE (Judd Apatow / Netflix)
THE SECRET AFFAIR (Stella Nova Film for SVT),
HARM (BBC Four, Lights Up),
AGATHA CHRISTIE’s HJERSON (B-Reel Films for tv4 & Zdf),
INTERGALACTIC (Sky One),
CHERNOBYL (HBO),
MOTHERFATHERSON (BBC 1),
THE ROOK (Starz / Lionsgate),
ON CHESIL BEACH (Golan Films (OCB) Limited),
THE INNOCENTS (Netflix)
PATRICK MELROSE (Sky Atlantic),
HARLOTS (ITV);
CALL THE MIDWIFE, THE HOLLOW CROWN (BBC); Commercials for Age UK and Childline.
The Horse – Centre des Arts Geneva, Barbican Centre London, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Theatre des Westens Berlin
The Handmaids Tale – ENO, 2024
Rheinklang – Matthew Herbert, Theatre Basel, September 2023
NYX + Gazelle Twin (Barbican Centre)
NYX (Purcell Rooms, Southbank Centre)
THE DEAD CITY (ENO)
FUTURE FREQUENCIES (Esch 2022, Luxembourg)
KEELEY FORSYTH (Limbs, Milton Court & UK Tour)
TELL ME WHEN YOU GET HOME / Alicia Jane Turner (composer) / London Sinfonietta (Purcell Rooms, QEH 6th February 2022),
MUTUALISM (NYX, Rewire Festival 2021),
RUSH HOUR 10: MOTION(Southbank Sinfonia);
THE WINTER’S TALE, POWDER HER FACE (ENO);
HOW TO MAKE AND OPERA & THE LITTLE SWEEP (Malmo Opera).
Director: Sophie Hunter
Director of Photography: James Friend
Producers: Aimie Sullivan & Ellen Pearson
Choreographer: Imogen Knight
Performer: Tom Dring
Production Company: SunnyMarch
Post Production: – Goldcrest
Original image inspiration: Lovisa Ringborg
Special thanks: Wycombe Film Studios & Simon Bailey
Composer: Matthew Herbert
Conductor: Hugh Brunt
Percussion: Momoko Gill
Dramaturg: Kirsty Housley
Movement: Imogen Knight
Perfomers: Gracel delos santos, Eoin McCaul
DOP and editor: Joseph Lynn
Writer and Director: Alexander Zeldin
An A Zeldin Company / Compagnie a Zeldin Production
Set and Costume: Marg Horwell
Choreographer / Movement Director: Imogen Knight
Lighting: Paule Constable
Composer: Yannis Philippakis
Sound Design: Josh Anio Gregg
Associate Director: Joanna Pidcock
Dramaturg: Sasha Milavic Davies
Composer: Poul Ruders
Director: Annilese Miskimmon
Design: Anne Marie Woods
Lighting: Paule Constable
Video: Akhila Krishnan
Sound: Yvonne Gilbert
Photography by Marc Brenner
Co-creatied by Heather Agyepong, Imogen Knight and Gail Babb.
The Body Remembers explores how trauma lives in the body, particularly for Black British women across different generations. Through a unique and compelling relationship between the audience and artist, it creates a cathartic experience.
Performed by multidisciplinary artist & actor Heather Agyepong, The Body Remembers features interviews of Black British women in trauma recovery. The performance is inspired by the therapeutic practice of Authentic Movement with Agyepong as The Mover and the audience as The Witness. Featuring dynamic projections and an immersive soundscape which help the audience to re-discover the power of self-reflection as the start of recovery and healing.
Photography by Myah Jeffers
Chernobyl, a five-part miniseries co-production from HBO and Sky, dramatizes the story of the 1986 nuclear accident, one of the worst man-made catastrophes in history — and of the sacrifices made to save Europe from unimaginable disaster.
Chernobyl is written and executive produced by Craig Mazin (The Huntsman: Winter’s War) and directed by Johan Renck (Breaking Bad). Produced by Sister Pictures and The Mighty Mint as an HBO/Sky co-production, Emmy-winner Carolyn Strauss (Game of Thrones) and Jane Featherstone (Broadchurch) serve as executive producers while Johan Renck and Chris Fry (Humans) co-executive produce. Sanne Wohlenberg (Black Mirror) also produces.
In the months leading up to shooting I worked with each actor individually to explore Soviet physicality and the effects of trauma and acute radiation syndrome.
Director: Indhu Rubasingham
Writer: Zadie Smith
Design: Robert Jones
Composition and Sound: Ben and Max Ringham
Lighting: Guy Hoare
Voice: Hazel Holder
Photography by Marc Brenner
Director: Sarah Frankcom
Writer: E V Crowe
Composer: Anna Clyne
Design: Lizzie Clachan
Lighting Design: Paule Constable
Sound Design: Helen Atkinson
Photography and film: Joseph Lynn
Survivor: Muse. Creator. Destroyer.
The Nico Project is inspired by her stark, bleak and beautiful 1968 album The Marble Index. Ignored on its original release, the album is now rightly regarded as one of the defining masterpieces of 1960s counterculture. Directed by Sarah Frankcom and co-created by Maxine Peake, with text by award-winning playwright EV Crowe and music by acclaimed composer Anna Clyne. The Nico Project brought us closer to the ghosts that haunted Nico and the devastating past that shaped her and celebrates the potency of female creativity in a field dominated by men.
With rigorous physical training and exploration the orchestra and I developed a unique physical language where they were ghosts, prophets, mirrors, and enablers to Maxine Peake’s Nico.
NYX is a collaborative drone choir and otherworldly electric chorus, re-embodying live electronics and extended vocal techniques, under the creative direction of Joshua Thomas, Philippa Neels and Sian O’Gorman.
For DEEP ENGLAND at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in 2019 the choir explored replacing electronic sounds with human voices, this collaborative performance channels the dizzying anxiety of post-truth Britain, in a distorted dreamscape of whispers and operatic chaos. In June 2021, reuniting to sing together for the first time in 15 months, NYX and Gazelle Twin gathered at Grade 2 listed building, Shoreditch Town Hall to perform an abridged version of their critically acclaimed album, Deep England. Deep England is a live performance film by Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, created in collaboration with movement director Imogen Knight, lighting designer Gillian Tan and sound associate Peter Rice.
My relationship with NYX allows a continuous conversation and development about how the body and sound can be presented in ceremonious, visceral and authentic ways whilst pushing the boundaries of performance.
Photography by Jamie Cameron
Director: Michael Longhurst
Writer: Peter Shaffer
Design: Chloe Lamford
Composer and MD: Simon Slater
Sound Design: Paul Arditti
Lighting Design: Jon Clark
Photography by Marc Brenner
Director: Yael Farber
Writer: Lorraine Hansberry
Design: Soutra Gilmour
Composer & Sound Design: Adam Cork
Lighting Design: Tim Lutkin
Dramaturg: Drew Lichtenburg
Photography by Johan Persson