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A small theatre company with lots of passion
"Alfie James Productions is a performance organisation based in London. With a serious interest in producing performances which explore issues affecting society and to promote positive social change. We aim to produce regular performances, offer creative workshops, produce short films and to develop our own research studies."
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Current News: November
The Dale Hurst Writing Show
Our Artistic Director, Alfie James was recently invited onto the Dale Hurst Writing Podcast show to speak about his play “What’s Eating Gilbert?” and our community theatre project. You can listen to the interview by clicking on the box below. (link will take you to Spotify)
Women Unscene performance coming on well
This years Women Unscene Community Theatre Project is coming along really well and we are really excited to be bringing our sell out storytelling experience of The Gruffalo by the wonderful Julia Donaldson. The free community performance will take place at the Loughton library using puppets and rhymes and music and we cannot wait.
First Black Dog show at Bury St Edmunds
Welcome to the Story Den…Our new Black Dog Theatre Creation project in Bury St Edmunds is going really well too. We’ve been exploring characterisation, clowning, gestures and puppetry. We’re also about to perform our first sell-out performance of Little Red Riding Hood. The performance uses puppetry, oral storytelling, music, gestures, wordplay and larger than life characters.
Alice Through the looking Glass box office now open!
The box office is now open for our forthcoming performance of Alice through the looking Glass. The performance is FREE and will rake place at the St Pancras Library on Saturday 7th December. This new project has brought together both sighted and visually impaired artists to explore accessibility on stage for visually impaired artists and audience members. You can book free tickets by clicking the link at the top of the page.
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Pride London project looking for members
Dust off your hippy flares and hair doos! We’re going back to the sixties and seventies with our next community heritage and theatre project. London Pride will explore the story of the first ever London Pride. We’re now looking for new members to take part in the project. Working alongside the HLF, The National Archives and the Bishopsgate Institute, we will research and learn all about the story before devising a one-act play to be performed in London in June 2025. Workshops will take place at the Theatre Deli on Friday afternoons. For more information, email pridetheatreproductions@gmail.com
Roald Dahl’s The Witches
Our Colchester Black Dog Theatre Creation are raring to go! Following the success of our last Railway Children project, we will next be exploring panto-like characters and wordplay before developing a play inspired by Roald Dahl’s classic story “The Witches.” We’re now looking for some new members to help us bring the project to life. Workshops will take place at The Hythe Community Centre, Colchester on Wednesdays. For more information, email blackdogtheatrecreation@gmail.com
Current Activities:
Black Dog Theatre Creation
Colchester, Essex
A theatre project supporting adults suffering from poor confidence, anxiety and isolation. We run weekly workshops and work towards regular performances. Now in its fifth year.
Women Unscene
Loughton, Essex
A new exciting theatre project aimed at supporting local women in Loughton and surrounding areas particularly those whom are stay at home or retired.
Black Dog Theatre Creation
Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk)
A new theatre project coming soon supporting adults suffering from poor confidence, anxiety and isolation. We run weekly workshops and work towards regular performances.
What's eating Gilbert Project
A special community and education based project using performance to raise awareness of eating disorders among young men.
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Unscene Theatre Project
A new community theatre project which aims to bring together adults who are visually impaired and sighted artists to collaborate together to devise performances.
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The Pride London Community Project, London
A new exciting project using research and performance techniques to bring to life the true story of the first London Pride.
Black Dog Theatre Creation
Camden, London
A new theatre project coming soon supporting adults suffering from poor confidence, anxiety and isolation. We run weekly workshops and work towards regular performances.
The Story Box Community Theatre Project
Kelvedon & Tiptree
An exciting project for adults aged 50 + aimed at exploring oral storytelling techniques through performance.
Face Value Community Theatre Project
Following the success of our Ruptured Duck Project, we have teamed up with Artist CK Norman to create a new theatre group bringing together disabled artists and non. disabled artists to work together exploring accessibility in the arts. Based in Colchester, Essex
Armed Forces Day Community Projects
Each year we work with the Armed Forces Day to create a community theatre project which explores army life and pays respect to the army and what it does to support our community.
The Story Box Community Theatre Project
Epping, (Loughton Library)
An exciting project for adults aged 50 + aimed at exploring oral storytelling techniques through performance.
ZOOM WORKSHOPS
We are committed to fnding ways of making our work more accessible. Our workshops and rehearsals are all available via Zoom too. It's FREE to use and we can send out links to our workshops if you unable to attend in person.
The Story Box Community Theatre Project
Wanstead / London
An exciting project for adults aged 50 + aimed at exploring oral storytelling techniques through performance.
My Boy Danny Project
A special community and education based project using performance to raise awareness of gang knife crime and hate crime towards members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Get in touch
To contact us please email us at: alfiejamesproductions@gmail.com