TUTORS AND COURSE DIRECTORS
Anthony Cornish
Aoife Smyth
Barb Jungr
Blanca Regina Perez-Bustamante Yabar
Brendan Murray
Cèzanne Tegelberg
Chris White
Christian Damsgaard
Claire Russ
Freddie Machin
Gareth Armstrong
George Ryan
Gian-Franco Bossari
Graeme Du Fresne
Graeme Du Fresne
Helen Ireland
Henning Silberg
Jack Gogarty
Janice Dunn
Jen Heyes
Jessica O'Hara-Baker
John Gillett
Jonathan Martin
Jonathan Dawes
Julia McLeish
Kate Colgrave-Pope
Katy Stephens
Keith Myers
Kevin Kiernan-Molloy
Lawrence Evans
Linda Polan
Lolly Susi
Lyall Watson
Lyndi Smith
Maria Hansted Lohmann
Michael Howard
Michael Slebsager
Mike McCormack
Mitch Mitchelson
Natasha Rickman
Nini Pitt
Noël Greig
Peta Lily
Phil Clark
Philippa Strandberg-Long
Rhys Thomas
Ris Widdicombe
Sally Gritton
Sarah Case
Simon de Deney
Simon Naylor
Simone Coxall
Stephanie Hume
Steve Jarand
Sue Colgrave
Tom Noyes
Tony Casement
Will Evans
Kate Colgrave-Pope
Kate Colgrave Pope is a theatre director and acting practitioner. She trained as an actor at The Drama Centre London and later retrained at Birkbeck University receiving a Distinction for her MFA in Theatre Directing. She has worked as an assistant director at The Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester and Bolton Octagon, credits include; ‘The People are Singing’, ‘To Kill a Mocking Bird’, ‘Night Watch’, ‘Wit’, ‘Into The Woods’ and ‘The Crucible’. She has a passion for new writing, devising and a deep love for community theatre which she has been involved in for the past 10 years, working alongside organisations such as; HOME, ‘Partners for Prisoners, ‘Community Arts North West’ and ‘The British Council’.
Kate has worked extensively in actor training for the past 13 years, specialising in Stanislavski, Uta Hagen and Lee Strasberg techniques at various Drama Schools; ‘Italia Conti’, ‘Manchester School of Acting’, The Arden, Salford University and ’Birmingham School of Acting’.
She is committed to actor training and stretching the possibilities of how we train actors and seeking new and playful ways to develop a syllabus that is imaginative, robust and most importantly inclusive.