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Eno Mfon

Writer

Eno Mfon is a Writer, Performer and Director. Her debut one-woman show ‘Check the Label’ had sell out performances at the Bristol Old Vic and Talawa Firsts and was made into a short film for Channel 4’s ‘Random Acts’ and won Best Short Film at the 2018 Royal Television Society Awards. Following her successes in Bristol, Mfon’s play ‘The Tide’, directed by Eva Sampson and produced by the Young Vic’s Taking Part team, was developed in local schools and performed at the Young Vic. Her most recent play ‘Birdwoman’ was supported by the Bush Theatre’s Emerging Writers Group. Mfon is currently being mentored by Roy Williams, as past of Hampstead Theatre’s ‘Inspire: The Next Playwright’ programme.

Stevan Mijailovic

Director

Stevan is a London based Theatre Director and workshop facilitator that has worked with a variety of theatres and companies including Kiln Theatre, The Royal and Derngate, Nottingham Playhouse, Marlowe, Time Zone Theatre London, Luvas Theatre New York City.

His most recent production was the staging of a new play for the New York Fringe entitled Caddywhompus for Hungry People’s Theatre.

He has a special interest in political theatre, surrealism & Community theatre.

Jai Morjaria

Lighting Designer

Previous lighting designs include: Mary’s Babies (Jermyn Street Theatre); Glory (Duke’s Theatre, Lancaster/Red Ladder); Cuzco, Scrooge and the Seven Dwarves (Theatre503); The Hoes (Hampstead Theatre); Losing Venice (Orange Tree Theatre); King Lear, Lorna Doone (Exmoor National Park); Sufi:Zen (Akademi Dance); No Sound Ever Dies (Surrey Arts); Superhero: The Musical (NYMT); Engine Break (The Plasticine Men); Kanye The First (HighTide); Robin Hood (Greenwich Theatre); Alice in Wonderland (Birmingham Old Rep); Bitched (Kali Theatre); A Lie of the Mind, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Southwark Playhouse); The Cunning Little Vixen (Arcola Theatre/The Opera Company); My Name is Rachel Corrie (The Other Room, Cardiff); 46 Beacon (Trafalgar Studios with Rick Fisher); Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road (White Bear Theatre/Trafalgar Studios 2); Acorn (Courtyard Theatre.  Off-West End Award nomination for Best Lighting); Red Riding Hood Versus The Wolf (Stantonbury Theatre); Sleeping Beauty (Capitol Theatre, Horsham); The Man Will Kill Us All, The Crucible (ALRA); The Legend of Charlie Peace (Central); The Beggar’s Opera, Pains of Youth, Obama-ology (RADA).