Didi Hopkins

Didi is an actor and director whose present practice mixes her theatrical and performance background with training and cosultancy work, helping people in business find creative ways to maximise performance. Didi is an international specialist in the tradition of improvisation-based physical theatre, commedia dell’arte.  

 

Gillian King

Gillian is an actor and director who has worked for the NT, the RSC, Drama Studio London and regional theatres. Her work is diverse; ranging from directing in the West End to running workshops for those on life sentences in prisons. Gillian has also been a guest speaker on leadership topics for several global organisations. 

 

Debbie Korley

Debbie is an actor who works extensively in theatre and television, from roles on stage with the RSC to on-screen appearances in shows including Holby City and Doctors. Debbie teaches at LAMDA and The Brit School, and leads workshops for the NT’s primary school programme as well as for Theatreworks.

 

 

Corinne Micallef

Corinne works extensively as a theatre director, facilitator and coach in the UK and internationally. She has served as Artistic Director and Joint CEO of independent theatre company Phakama UK and Oxfordshire theatre venue Pegasus and has been a visiting lecturer at various universities. 

 

Clare Murphy

Clare is a storyteller who performs internationally. In her work as a trainer she teaches storytelling and communication skills to clients including the National Trust. Clare’s performance work has a contemporary slant and she is often compared with raconteuses and stand-up comedians.

 

Al Nedjari

Al is an actor and movement director whose work has most notably included War Horse, both at the National and in the West End. Other credits include work as a movement artist on the Oscar-winning Gravity and as a movement director on From Morning to Midnight, also at the NT.
 

 

Adam Russ

Adam is an actor, writer, director and coach who has been delivering and facilitating events for Theatreworks since 2011, working with clients including Pepsi and Jaguar Land Rover. Adam’s work as a coach is based around narrative and archetype which is a key focus for his workshops on storytelling. 

Sarah Thom

Sarah trained with Jacques Lecoq in Paris and works as an actor, director and workshop leader. She works regularly for BBC Radio 4 and was the recipient of the Norman Beaton Fellowship in 2012. For the National Theatre, her theatre credits include The Adventures of the Stoneheads and A Taste of Honey. 

Jem Wall

Jem has worked extensively as an actor at the NT, The Globe, The Young Vic, in London’s West End, as well as the RSC and has multiple film and TV credits. In addition to working as a facilitator for Theatreworks, he has worked with leading business schools including in Paris, Switzerland, Berlin and Madrid.