WELCOME TO ALIAS THEATRE
Alias is a theatre company run by professional writer and director,
Trudy A Bell, who has extensive experience in producing bespoke
theatre arts projects for all ages, teaching applied theatre and
professional practice, and in writing and directing theatre.
About us
It's important to us to make art and culture accessible to everyone. In addition, we also aim to achieve the objective of creating innovative ways of bringing artists into contact with the general public.
Creative Collaborations with the Royal & Derngate Theatres, Northampton
AS A CREATIVE PROJECTS ASSOCIATE WITH THE THEATRE, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, TRUDY A BELL, HAS BEEN BUSY WORKING ON A NUMBER OF PARTICIPATORY ARTS PROJECTS ACROSS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THEM:
Trudy is currently working on the Teacher CPD and Schools Workshop programme supporting the theatre's upcoming production of Pat Barker's WW1 novel, Regeneration.
Click here for more details on the production.
Linked to this is also an exciting WW1 project in collaboration with Northampton Museum, providing resources and activities exploring the history, experiences, letters, diaries and propaganda of the time.
WIND IN THE WILLOWS WORKSHOP - December 2013
Delivering a physical theatre and puppetry workshop to Reception Class children connected to this acclaimed production of Wind in the Willows at the theatre. This was a fun journey through the woods where the children explored how to be objects, animals and the whistling wind.
SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
October-November 2013
Trudy worked with a local Primary School Year 6 cast to produce an edited version of Romeo and Juliet as part of the national Shakespeare Schools Festival. This was an amazing experience for everyone and all the students loved exploring the language and how to stage it, so much so that Trudy has been invited back to support the school's production of Macbeth starting in June 2014.
THEATRICAL CLOWNING WORKSHOPS - October 2013
GCSE students took part in a programme of workshops introducing the key elements of theatrical clowning, including clown types, devising games, physicality and devising scenes. The programme ended with participants earning their red noses in a graduating clown ceremony.
THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER
PLAYS TO SELL OUT AUDIENCES
To see photographs from our successful performances of this classic Edgar Allan Poe gothic tale, CLICK HERE
Photographer Matt Rolfe © Alias Theatre 2013
Our Projects
Alias Theatre has a range of projects past and present to explore. Check out what fantastic arts work we have been doing.