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Job Description

Job title: Assistant Producer

Reporting to: Managing Director, Royal Bath Productions

Principal duties: To work with the Managing Director to develop and manage theatre production projects.

In particular:

1. To research potential theatre production projects.

2. To liaise with agents about the availability/likely interest of their clients in theatre production projects.

3. To work with the General Manager on all physical aspects of theatre production.

4. To work alongside and manage freelance production staff .e. company manager and casting directors.

5. To liaise with other producers and theatre managements.

6. To create co-production agreements with other theatre managements.

7. To negotiate deals with agents for the services of , understudies, directors, lighting designers, sound designers and other members of creative teams.

8. To draft contracts for the services of the above.

9. To negotiate rights agreements with literary agents.

10. To create and monitor budgets for theatrical productions.

11. To attend first days of rehearsals, run-throughs, previews and press nights and liaise as necessary with directors.

12. To create and maintain the creative team fee/royalties database.

13. To liaise with marketing and press consultants.

14. To process venue contracts. Assistant Producer - Person Specification

Skills Essential . Computer literate - Microsoft Word & Excel packages . Accurate typing . telephone manner . Excellent communicator – written & oral

Experience Essential  Experience of working in an organisation with a team environment

Desirable . Experience of working in an arts organisation

Personal Qualities Essential . Organisational flair with the ability to prioritise workloads . Calm, patient and prepared to work for others . Ability to work swiftly and under . To be flexible . To work unsociable hours when necessary . To be able to work as part of a team and on your own

Please do not consider applying for this position unless you have a clear and

demonstrable interest and passion for theatre in all its forms. If invited to

interview, you will be expected to discuss in detail your theatre-going experiences, good and bad.

Background to Theatre Royal Bath Productions

Theatre Royal Bath, a registered charity, is one of the UK’s most historic and beautiful . Situated in the centre of the City of Bath, it consists of three auditoria – the Main House, the Ustinov Studio and the egg. At the heart of the Main House programme is high quality drama i.e. plays on their way into or direct from the West End, plays from the National Theatre and the RSC and plays produced by Theatre Royal Bath Productions (see below). The Ustinov Studio presents two repertory seasons a year of productions that are produced in-house under the artistic directorship of , as well as a small programme of toured-in product from small-scale theatre companies. The egg presents a wide range of work for children, young people and their families. Please see our website for a fuller outline of the programmes at each venue. www.theatreroyal.org.uk

Theatre Royal Bath Productions (TRBP) was set up in 1998 as a commercial subsidiary of Theatre Royal Bath to produce plays for the Main House, other regional venues, the West End and overseas. Since its inception, Theatre Royal Bath Productions has been stunningly successful. It has produced over one hundred productions including in excess of twenty in the West End.

The Theatre Royal Bath receives no public subsidy and the income generated by TRBP (several million pounds since its inception) is all handed over to the theatre to support its not-for-profit activities including its work in the Ustinov Studio and the egg and to maintain its historic building fabric.

TRBP’s activity is overseen by a small team of Theatre Royal Bath staff who manage the productions of the plays mentioned above as well as programming and managing the Theatre Royal itself. This placement will therefore provide hands-on experience from both the perspective of a commercial producer and a theatre manager. There is no limit to the opportunities this placement will present to an entrepreneurial, self-motivated individual wishing to progress within the commercial theatre sector.

Theatre Royal Bath Productions

Productions to date:

1998 The Glass Menagerie by , starring Gwen Taylor and , directed by Mark Clements 1998 Good Grief by Keith Waterhouse, starring , directed by Ned Sherrin 1999 The Birthday Party by , starring and , directed by Joe Harmston. TRANSFERRED TO THE . 1999 The Kingfisher by William Douglas Home, starring Tony Britton and , directed by Joe Harmston 1999 Last of the Red Hot Lovers by , starring and directed by 1999 Master Class by Terrence McNally, starring , directed by 2000 The Browning Version by , starring , directed by Michael Napier Brown 2000 by , starring , Nichola McAuliffe and Zena Walker, directed by Lawrence Till 2000 God and Stephen Hawking by Robin Hawdon, starring Robert Hardy and Stephen Boxer, directed by Jonathan Church 2000 Entertaining Mr Sloane by , starring , Clive Francis and , directed by Terry Johnson. TRANSFERRED TO THE . 2000 A Family Affair by Agnes Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri, starring , directed by Andy de la Tour 2001 Lettice and Lovage by , starring Sian Phillips and Gwen Taylor, directed by Loveday Ingram 2001 In Praise of Love by Terence Rattigan, starring and , directed by Deborah Bruce 2001 Beau Brummell by Ron Hutchinson, starring and Richard McCabe, directed by Caroline Hunt. TRANSFERRED TO THE . 2001 The External by Rodney Clark, starring Prunella Scales and Timothy West, directed by Ezra Hjalmarsson 2001 What the Butler Saw by Joe Orton, starring , and Benjamin Whitrow, directed by Jeremy Sams 2001 So Long Life by Peter Nichols, starring , and Paul Shelley, directed by Dominic Hill 2001 A Different Way Home by Jimmie Chinn, starring Roy Barraclough, directed by Lawrence Till * 2002 Single Spies by Alan Bennett, starring Robert Powell and Liza Goddard , directed by David Grindley 2002 by Noël Coward, starring Susan , directed by Joe Harmston 2002 by . Starring Imogen Stubbs, Dulcie Gray and Serena Gordon, directed by Patrick Sandford 2002 Abigail’s Party by , starring Elizabeth Berrington, directed by David Grindley. TRANSFERRED * TO THE NEW AMBASSADORS THEATRE. WEST END PREMIERE. 2002 Just Between Ourselves by , starring Les Dennis and Jean Boht, 2002, directed by Dominic Hill 2002 Up For Grabs by David Williamson, starring Madonna, directed by Laurence Boswell. WYNDHAM’S * THEATRE 2003 Love & Marriage by Donald Churchill, starring , directed by Mark Clements 2003 Office Suite by Alan Bennett, starring Lesley Joseph and , directed by Lawrence Till 2003 Shakespeare’s R & J adapted and directed by Joe Calarco. TRANSFERRED TO THE ARTS THEATRE. 2003 Where There’s A Will by starring , Nicholas le Prevost and David * Warner, directed by 2003 by Noël Coward, starring Rik Mayall, directed by 2003 The Lieutenant of Inishmore by Martin McDonagh, directed by Wilson Milam 2003 Mrs Warren’s Profession by Bernard Shaw, starring Twiggy Lawson, directed by Peter Hall 2003 by Harold Pinter, starring , Aden Gillett and Hugo Speer, directed by Peter Hall. TRANSFERRED TO THE . WEST END PREMIERE. 2003 by Noel Coward, starring Janie Dee, Aden Gillett and Hugo Speer, directed by Peter Hall 2003 The Fight for Barbara by DH Lawrence, starring and Jason Hughes, directed by 2003 by , starring Rebecca Callard, Rebecca Hall, Michael Siberry, and Philip Voss, directed by Peter Hall. SUBSEQUENT U.S. TOUR. 2003 Cuckoos by Giuseppe Manfridi, starring Jessica Turner and David Yelland, directed by Peter Hall 2003 Happy Days by , starring , directed by Peter Hall. TRANSFERRED TO THE ARTS THEATRE 2003 by Terence Rattigan, starring , Roger Lloyd Pack, Neil Stacy and , directed by Thea Sharrock 2003 Time and the Conways by J B Priestley, starring Penelope Keith, directed by Richard Baron 2004 The Importance of Being Earnest by , starring , Josephine Tewson and Frank Middlemass, directed by Christopher Luscombe 2004 The Gingerbread Lady by Neil Simon, starring Lesley Joseph, directed by Mark Clements 2004 by Bernard Shaw, starring , Rebecca Hall, James Laurenson, Anna Carteret and Julian Glover, directed by Peter Hall 2004 Don Juan by Molière, starring Will Keen, Rebecca Hall and James Laurenson, directed by Thea Sharrock 2004 Galileo’s Daughter by , starring Julian Glover, Rebecca Hall, Anna Carteret, directed by Peter Hall WORLD PREMIERE 2004 by Noel Coward, starring Penelope Keith, Aden Gillett, and Amanda Drew, * directed by Thea Sharrock. TRANSFERRED TO THE . 2004 The Lady In The Van by Alan Bennett, starring Susan Hampshire, directed by Christopher Luscombe 2004 The Dresser by , starring Nicholas Lyndhurst and Julian Glover, directed by Peter Hall. TRANSFERRED TO THE DUKE OF YORK’S THEATRE. 2005 The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, starring , and Terence Rigby, directed by Peter Hall IN U.S.ONLY 2005 You Never Can Tell by Bernard Shaw, starring Edward Fox and Diana Quick, directed by Peter Hall. TRANSFERRED TO THE 2005 by William Shakespeare, starring Janie Dee, Aden Gillett and Sam Kelly, directed by Peter Hall

2005 by Samuel Beckett, starring Alan Dobie, James Laurenson, Terence Rigby and th Richard Dormer, directed by Peter Hall TRANSFERRED TO THE NEW AMBASSADORS THEATRE. 50 ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION.

2005 by , starring and Kelly Reilly, directed by Michael Baron 2005 The Unexpected Man by , starring Peter Bowles and Siân Phillips, directed by Deborah * Bruce 2005 The Real Thing by , starring Tom Conti, directed by Tim Pigott-Smith 2005 The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, starring Stephanie Cole and Baker, directed by 2006 by Noel Coward, starring Belinda Lang and , directed by * 2006 Present Laughter by Noel Coward, starring , directed by 2006 Dangerous Obsession by N J Crisp, starring Liza Goddard and Ian Ogilvy, directed by Alan Cohen 2006 by William Shakespeare, starring Richard Dormer, James Laurenson and , directed by Peter Hall. PRESENTED AT STRATFORD-UPON-AVON AS PART OF THE * RSC’S COMPLETE WORKS SEASON 2006 Habeas Corpus by Alan Bennett starring , directed by Peter Hall

2006 Miss Julie by , starring Richard Dormer and Andrea Riseborough, directed by

Rachel O’Riordan

2006 Look Back in Anger by John Osborne, directed by . 50th ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION

2006 Entertaining Angels by Richard Everett, starring Penelope Keith, directed by Alan Strachan. REVIVED

IN 2009.. * 2006 An Hour and a Half Late by Gérald Sibleyras with Jean Dell, adapted by , starring Mel Smith

and Belinda Lang, directed by Tamara Harvey 2006 Amy’s View by , starring Felicity Kendal, directed by Peter Hall. TRANSFERRED TO THE GARRICK THEATRE. * 2007 Charley’s Aunt by Brandon Thomas, starring , directed by Mel Smith 2007 by Harold Pinter, starring Neil Pearson and Janie Dee, directed by Peter Hall 2007 The Bargain by Ian Curteis, starring Susan Hampshire, directed by James Roose-Evans ** 2007 by Bernard Shaw, starring Tim Pigott-Smith, Michelle Dockery, Tony Haygarth, and Una Stubbs, directed by Peter Hall. TRANSFERRED TO . 2007 Little Nell by , starring Tim Pigott-Smith, directed by Peter Hall WORLD PREMIERE * 2007 Victory by Athol Fugard, directed by Cordelia Monsey UK PREMIERE 2007 How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn, starring Nicholas le Prevost and Marsha Fitzalan,

directed by Alan Strachan

2007 The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, starring Penelope Keith, directed by Peter Gill. * TRANSFERRED TO THE 2007 Legal Fictions by , starring Edward Fox, directed by Christopher Morahan TRANSFERRED * TO THE SAVOY THEATRE 2008 by Peter Shaffer, starring Simon Callow, directed by Thea Sharrock * 2008 The Deep Blue Sea by Terence Rattigan, starring Greta Scacchi, directed by TRANSFERRED TO THE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE 2008 Single Spies by Alan Bennett, starring , directed by Christopher Luscombe * 2008 Relatively Speaking by Alan Ayckbourn with Peter Bowles directed by Alan Strachan 2008 Enjoy by Alan Bennett with Alison Steadman directed by Christopher Luscombe TRANSFERRED TO THE 2008 The Portrait of a Lady adapted from the novel by Nicki Frei with Catherine McCormack, Niamh Cusack, Finbar Lynch and Christopher Ravenscroft, directed by Peter Hall 2008 A Doll’s House by Ibsen in a new version by Stephen Mulrine with Catherine McCormack, Finbar Lynch and Christopher Ravenscroft, directed by Peter Hall 2008 Born in the Gardens by Peter Nichols with Stephanie Cole and Simon Shepherd directed by Stephen Unwin 2008 Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams with directed by 2009 by Yasmina Reza with Richard E Grant, Serena Evans, and , directed by 2009 Lloyd George Knew My Father by William Douglas Home with Edward Fox and Helen Ryan, directed by Richard Digby Day * 2009 Alphabetical Order by with Imogen Stubbs, Gawn Grainger and Ian Talbot, directed by Christopher Luscombe 2009 The Winslow Boy by Terence Rattigan with Timothy West directed by Stephen Unwin * 2009 The Browning Version by Terence Rattigan/Swansong by Chekhov with Peter Bowles, directed by Peter Hall 2009 The Apple Cart by Bernard Shaw with Charles Edwards and Janie Dee, directed by Peter Hall 2009 Home by with David Calder, , Nichola McAuliffe and Lesley Joseph, directed by Stephen Unwin 2009 Balmoral by Michael Frayn with Andy Gray and Jeremy Child directed by Alan Strachan 2009 Another Door Closed written and directed by Peter Gill with June Watson, and Sean Chapman 2009 by Harold Pinter directed by Christopher Morahan, with TRANSFERRED * TO THE TRAFALGAR STUDIOS AND SUBSEQUENT & US TOUR 2009 Mrs Warren’s Profession by Bernard Shaw with Felicity Kendal and David Yelland directed by Michael Rudman 2009 adapted from the novel by Simon Reade with Susan Hampshire directed by Toby Frow 2010 by Alan Bennett directed by Christopher Luscombe 2010 Private Lives by Noel Coward with and directed by . TRANSFERRED TO THE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE AND TO THE ON BROADWAY 2010 by Ibsen with Rosamund Pike directed by . 2010 The Rivals by Sheridan with Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles directed by Peter Hall TRANSFERRED TO THE THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET. 2010 Master Class by Terrence McNally with Stephanie Beacham directed by Jonathan Church. 2010 Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward with Alison Steadman, Hermione Norris, and directed by Thea Sharrock. TRANSFERRED TO THE 2011 Avenue Q 2011 Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell by Keith Waterhouse with Robert Powell directed by David Grindley 2011 Henry IV (parts 1 & 2) by William Shakespeare, directed by Peter Hall 2011 by Noel Coward, directed by Stephen Unwin 2011 The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett, directed by Christopher Luscombe, with David Haig. TRANSFERRED TO THE APOLLO THEATRE. WEST END PREMIERE. 2011 Dr Marigold & Mr Chops, directed by Richard Twyman with Simon Callow 2012 Abigail’s Party by Mike Leigh, directed by , with . TRANSFERRED TO THE WYNDHAM’S THEATRE 2012 by Willy Russell, directed by Tamara Harvey, with and Claire Sweeney 2012 The School for Scandal by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by , with 2012 Hysteria written and directed by Terry Johnson, with , and David Horovitch TRANSFERRED TO THEATRE 2012 by William Shakespeare, directed by Adrian Noble, with Tim Pigott-Smith * 2012 Relatively Speaking by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Lindsay Posner, with Felicity Kendal and TRANSFERRED TO THE WYNDHAM’S THEATRE 2012 Good Grief by Keith Waterhouse, directed by Tom Littler, with Penelope Keith 2012 by David Hare, directed by , with and * TRANSFERRED TO THE DUKE OF YORK’S THEATRE 2013 Quartermaine’s Terms by Simon Gray, directed by Richard Eyre, with TRANSFERRED TO THE WYNDHAM’S THEATRE 2013 Fences by August Wilson, directed by Paulette Randall, with TRANSFERRED TO THE DUCHESS THEATRE 2013 Relative Values by Noel Coward, directed by , with , and Caroline Quentin TRANSFERRED TO THE * 2013 Candida by Bernard Shaw, directed by * 2013 by Shakespeare, directed by , with David Haig 2013 A Little Hotel on the Side by Georges Feydeau/John Mortimer, directed by Lindsay Posner with Richard Wilson 2013 Another Country by Julian Mitchell, directed by , with Julian Wadham TRANSFERRED TO THE TRAFALGAR STUDIOS 2014 Moon Tiger by Simon Reade, directed by Stephen Unwin, with Jane Asher

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2014 Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw, directed by David Grindley, with Alistair McGowan, Jamie Foreman and Rula Lenska 2014 Things We Do For Love by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Laurence Boswell, with Natalie Imbrugllia 2014 A Life of Galileo by , directed by Roxana Silbert 2014 Speed-The-Plow by , directed by Lindsay Posner with Lindsay Lohan THE 2014 Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Wolfe by , directed by Adrian Noble with Tim Pigott-Smith, 2014 Kafka’s Dick by Alan Bennett, directed by David Grindley with Matthew Kelly 2014 Thérèse Raquin by Emile Zola, directed by Jonathan Munby with Alison Steadman 2014 The Hypochondriac by Molière, directed by Lindsay Posner with , and Imogen Stubbs 2014 by Noel Coward, directed by Lindsay Posner with Felicity Kendal and Simon Shepherd TRANSFERRED TO DUKE OF YORK’S THEATRE 2014 Saturday Fever, directed by Ryan McBride 2015 She Stoops To Conquer by Goldsmith, directed by Lindsay Posner with and Michael Pennington 2015 Talking Heads by Alan Bennett, directed by Sarah Esdaile with Stephanie Cole 2015 Mrs Henderson Presents, directed by Terry Johnson with Tracie Bennett, Ian Bartholomew and Emma Williams TRANSFERRED TO THE NOEL COWARD THEATRE 2016 Hobson’s Choice by , directed by Jonathan Church with and Christopher Timothy. TRANSFERRED TO THE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE 2016 After Miss Julie by , directed by Antony Banks, with Helen George 2016 Present Laughter by Noel Coward, directed by Stephen Unwin with 2016 While The Sun Shines by Terence Rattigan, directed by Christopher Luscombe 2016 A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Shakespeare, directed by Laurence Boswell with Phill Jupitus 2016 The Libertine by Stephen Jefferys, directed by Terry Johnson with Dominic Cooper TRANSFERRED TO THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET 2016 by EM Forster, adapted by Simon Reade, directed by Adrian Noble with Felicity Kendal 2016 Stepping Out by , directed by with , , Tracy-Ann Oberman TRANSFERRED TO VAUDEVILLE THEATRE 2016 Relatively Speaking by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Robin Herford with Robert Powell and Liza Goddard 2017 Abigail’s Party by Mike Leigh, directed by Sarah Esdaile, with Amanda Abingdon 2017 Racing Demon by David Hare, directed by Jonathan Church, with David Haig 2017 North by Northwest directed by Simon Phillips 2017 Lady in the Van by Alan Bennett, directed by Jonathan Church, with 2017 Driving Miss Daisy by Alfred Uhry, directed by Richard Beecham, with Sian Phillips and Derek Griffiths 2017 The Real Thing by Tom Stoppard, directed by Stephen Unwin, with 2018 : The Final Curtain by Simon Reade, directed by David Grindley, with Robert Powell and Liza Goddard 2018 The Price by , directed by Jonathan Church, with and TRANSFERRED TO THE WYNDHAM’S THEATRE 2018 Switzerland by Joanna Murray Smith, directed by Lucy Bailey, with TRANSFERRED TO THE AMBASSADORS THEATRE 2018 GOD OF CARNAGE by Yasmina de Reza, directed by Lindsay Posner, with Elizabeth McGovern, Amanda Abbington 2018 In Praise of Love by Terence Rattigan, directed by Jonathan Church, with and Tara Fitzgerald. 2018 Vulcan VII by Adrian Edmonson, directed by Steve Marmion, with Adrian Edmonson and 2018 , directed by Phillip Breen 2018 The Nightingales by William Gaminara, directed by Christopher Luscombe, with 2019 A Song at Twilight by Noel Coward, directed by Stephen Unwin, with Simon Callow and Jane Asher 2019 Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward, directed by Richard Eyre, with TRANSFERRED TO THE DUKE OF YORK’S THEATRE 2019 by Anton Chekhov, directed by and starring Rupert Everett 2019 The Argument by , directed by Christopher Luscombe, with Felicity Kendal 2019 My Cousin Rachel by Daphne du Maurier, adapted by Joseph O’Connor, directed by Anthony Banks, with Helen George, Simon Shepherd 2019 God of Carnage by Yasmina de Reza, directed by Lindsay Posner, with Elizabeth McGovern and

Ustinov Studio productions

2011 The Phoenix of Madrid by Calderon De La Barca, directed by Laurence Boswell 2011 Iphigenia by Goethe, directed by Laurence Boswell 2011 The Surprise of Love by Pierre de Marivaux, directed by Laurence Boswell 2012 Red Light Winter by Adam Rapp, directed by Richard Beecham 2012 In A Garden by Howard Korder, directed by Richard Beecham 2012 In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) by Sarah Ruhl, directed by Richard Beecham TRANFERRED TO THE ST JAMES THEATRE 2012 The Welsh Boy by Julian Mitchell, directed by Matthew Lloyd 2012 Deadkidsongs by Toby Litt, directed by Gary Sefton 2012 The Double by Dostoevsky, directed by Laurence Boswell 2013 The American Plan by Richard Greenberg, directed by David Grindley with Diana Quick TRANFERRED TO THE ST JAMES THEATRE 2013 by , directed by James Dacre 2013 Fifty Words by Michael Weller, directed by Laurence Boswell 2013 A Lady of Little Sense by Lope de Vega, directed by Laurence Boswell 2013 Don Gil of the Green Breeches by Tirso de Molina, directed by Laurence Boswell 2013 Punishment Without Revenge by Lope de Vega, directed by Laurence Boswell 2014 The Big Meal by Dan LeFranc, directed by Michael Boyd 2014 A Steady Rain by Keith Huff, directed by David Grindley 2014 Intimate Apparel by Lynn Nottage, directed by Laurence Boswell 2014 Play Strindberg by Friedrick Durrenmatt, directed by Nancy Meckler with 2014 The Father by , directed by James Macdonald, with TRANSFERRED TO THE ST JAMES THEATRE, WYNDHAM’S THEATRE and DUKE OF YORK’S THEATRE 2014 Exit The King by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Jeremy Sams 2014 Bad Jews by Joshua Harmon, directed by Michael Longhurst TRANSFERRED TO THE ST JAMES THEATRE, THE ARTS THEATRE and THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET 2015 The Harvest by Pavel Pryazhko, directed by Michael Boyd TRANSFERRED TO THEATRE 2015 Outside Mullingar by John Patrick Shanley, directed by 2015 The Mother by Florian Zeller, directed by Laurence Boswell with Gina McKee TRANSFERRED TO THE TRICYCLE THEATRE 2015 Monsieur Popular by Eugene Marin Labiche, directed by Jeremy Sams 2015 The One That Got Away by Georges Feydeau, directed by Laurence Boswell 2016 Right Now by Catherine-Anne Toupin, directed by Michael Boyd 2016 Forever Yours, Marie-Lou by Michel Tremblay, directed by Laurence Boswell TRANSFERRED TO THE 2016 Half Life by John Mighton, directed by Nancy Meckler 2016 The Mentor by Daniel Kehlman, directed by Laurence Boswell, with F Murray Abraham TRANSFERRED TO THE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE 2016 Trouble In Mind by Alice Childress, directed by Laurence Boswell 2017 Christmas Eve by Daniel Kehlmann, directed by Laurence Boswell 2017 The Open House by Will Eno, directed by Michael Boyd 2018 Agnes Colander by Harley Granville Barker, directed by Trevor Nunn 2018 The Whale by Samuel D. Hunter, directed by Laurence Boswell 2018 The Model Apartment by Donald Margulies, directed by Laurence Boswell 2019 Blue Door by Tanya Barfield, directed by Eleanor Rhodes 2019 The Omission of the Family Coleman by Claudio Tolcachir, directed by Laurence Boswell 2019 Wild Goose Dreams by Hansol Jung directed by Michael Boyd 2020 The Realistic Joneses by Will Eno directed by Simon Evans