NATASHA LANGRIDGE Trained at: EI5 Acting School (BA equivalent) - Equity no 119248

ACTING CREDITS

Flying Spider, Tom Thumb, directed by Bob Thompson,Queens Theatre1990; Ophelia,Hamlet, directed by Ian St John, Finborough Arms 1991; Claremont, Bloody Poetry, directed by Tim Steely, Duke of Cambridge‘ 91, Clarissa, Utopia’s Whores, directed by Sarah Parkinson, Man in the Moon  ‘91; Katherine, Taming of the Shrew, directed by Sven Berg, English Theatre of Copenhagen 1992; Southern Belle, Fantasy Café, directed by Rigg’s O’Hara, Ustinov Theatre 1993; Katy, The Magician, directed by Jayne Mc Veigh,     Old Red Lion 1995; Patricia, Hercule Poirot, directed by John Redmond, Granada T.V  1995; Irina, Irina is not Herself, directed by Breda Beban, Channel Four 1997; Ruth, Easy Access, directed by  Claire Dowie, The Drill Hall 1998; Natasha, Worthing Whispers, directed by Natasha Langridge, PavilionTheatre 2001; Natasha, Performance Poetry, directed by Natasha Langridge,  The Asylum,  The Poetry Café and The Vibe Bar 2002; Lydia, Sodom, directed by   Colin Watkeys, BAC 2002; Masha, A Russian Love Tale, directed by Jayne McVeigh, BAC 2006; Lady, Duties of a Lady Female, directed by Sanya Mihaylovic, Self Observed 2009  

WRITING AND DIRECTING CREDITS

Co-author of Rage and Reason Women Playwrights on Playwriting published by Methuen 1997

The Deal written, directed and produced by Natasha at The Brixton Shaw Theatre London 1997

Beverley  written, directed and produced by Natasha at The Tristan Bates Theatre Convent Garden, The Gilded Balloon Edinburgh, The Post Office Theatre London, The Komedia Brighton,  MAC Birmingham and  Komedia @ Southside Edinburgh 1999-2000

A Midsummer Nights Dream directed by Natasha for Northbrook College at The Dome Worthing 2001

Worthing Whispers written, directed and produced by Natasha with funding from Awards for All produced at The Pavilion Theatre Worthing Sussex 20001

The Magic Red Cat for Wimbledon School of Performing Arts London 2003

Breathing in Brixton written, directed and produced  by Natasha with funding from Awards for All at The Oval House Theatre London 2004

The Method written and directed by Natasha and presented Upstairs at The Oval House Theatre London April/ May 2005.  Funded by The Arts Council

The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Natasha for Incisor Productions in the open air at St Ann in the Wells Gardens Hove Sussex July/Aug 2005.

Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward. Directed by Natasha for Incisor Productions in the open air at St Ann in the Wells Gardens Hove Sussex July/August 2006

The Odd Couple (The female version) by Neil Simon. Directed by Natasha for Incisor at St Ann in the Wells Gardens Hove  2009

Shraddha written by Natasha and co-produced with and at Soho Theatre London  2009. Published by Oberon

Shraddha the screenplay is currently under development with Hopscotch films

Natasha starts at the BBC Writers Academy in September

TEACHING CREDITS

Natasha has also taught Physical Theatre/Devising, Writing for Performance and Acting at The London Drama School since 2004.
She has led drama workshops in various London Schools for Big Foot and Big Fish theatre companies
Natasha worked on the devised play, The Forest, as writer-in residence with pupils form Aldrington School, Eastbourne in 2008.
She has also taught drama on the Summer plus workshops for Merton Council over the past 6 years.