| 词条 | Draft:Paul Jepson |
| 释义 | {{AFC submission|d|npov|u=Jfillassoc|ns=118|decliner=Stevey7788|declinets=20190320204252|ts=20190320170947}} {{AFC comment|1=Please rewrite in an encyclopedic manner. Reads like a promotional resume or ad. Many references are not relevant. Notability needs to be demonstrated through reliable, independent sources. — Stevey7788 (talk) 20:42, 20 March 2019 (UTC)}} Paul Jepson is a British Theatre director, Artistic Director and Producer. From January 2015 to July 2018 he was Executive and Artistic Director of Exeter Northcott Theatre with a remit of strategic revitalisation.[1] [2][3]<[4] Paul is an advocate for regional theatre and its future.[5] Productions at Exeter Northcott Theatre included THE RAILWAY CHILDREN plus a UK tour directed by Paul[6] and Schiller’s DON CARLOS with new theatre company ARA, starring Tom Burke, which he produced for Exeter Northcott Theatre in October 2018.[7] Paul initiated an Associates Programme and an Impact Series bringing academic research together with the arts, at the Northcott and on tour BEYOND MY CONTROL [8] Paul also directed BETRAYAL by Harold Pinter at the Northcott Theatre starring Simon Merrells, Nick Moran and Sarah-Jane Potts, in Feb/March 2016 [9] and the anti-trafficking play by Martin O’Brien THIS IS MY BODY at Exeter [10] and on tour which previously played at St. James’ Theatre London (Best Stage Production in the Anti-Slavery Day Media Awards 2015) [11]Paul and the Northcott Theatre were the subject of a half hour documentary shown on BBC One and BBC Four in November 2015. Part of the BBC's national ON STAGE season. Narrated by Maureen Lipman, with contributions from John Nettles and Lesley Joseph.[12] Formerly Paul was on the board of the Exeter Northcott Theatre and was an Artistic Associate of the Nottingham Playhouse.[13] He was Co-Artistic Director of Fireraisers Theatre Company for five years and he is a referee for theatre applications to The Wellcome Trust. Paul worked with the poet Murray Lachlan Young and directed THE INCOMERS, by Lachlan Young[14] Tour 2013 and The Pleasance Theatre in London. [15] 2013 Paul directed the site-specific piece MANCHESTER SOUND: THE MASSACRE[16] (nomination Best Ensemble Performance Manchester Theatre Awards)[17] [18] for the Library Theatre, Manchester and set in a secret location representing two worlds, the ‘Madchester’ scene of the late-Eighties and the Peterloo Massacre of 1819. [19]Paul directed two plays by Martin O’Brien: GOOD CREATURES and THE JEWELLER, a free adaptation of THE JEWELLER’S SHOP by Pope John Paul ll with Ten Ten Theatre.[20] GOOD CREATURES was researched through a series of residencies in Young Offender Institutions with a fixed company of actors and supported by Arts Council England, the Plater Trust & Fear and Fashion (Award winner). [21] Other theatre: I OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES by Neil Simon[22] (Manchester Library Theatre – Kirsty Osmon winner of Manchester Evening News Best Newcomer award). In the West End: TELSTAR by Nick Moran, starring Con O'Neill and Linda Robson [23] HAUNTED (Arts Theatre), [24] FAME, The Musical (Associate Director of original cast and director of first re-cast). At the Royal National Theatre: LIFE AFTER LIFE, writer and director(Lyttleton Loft, RNT) and published by Oberon Books [25] ; NATIONAL HEADLINES - co-producer and director, two seasons of short reportage plays by Richard Bean, Ryan Craig, Stella Duffy, Lucy Prebble, Mark Ravenhill, Moira Buffini, Greg Burke, Tanika Gupta & Paul Jepson. Regional Theatre: ANATOL by Arthur Schnitzler and RATS, BUCKETS & BOMBS by Barry Heath (both Nottingham Playhouse) - Associate Artist; THE IDIOT, written and directed (West Yorkshire Playhouse, winner of Wellcome Trust Science on Stage and Screen Award) [26] ; A DOLL’S HOUSE (Salisbury Playhouse) [27] ; CHARLEY’S AUNT (Norwich Playhouse) 15 MINUTES by Christine Harmer Brown (New Vic Workshop/Devonshire Park Eastbourne & Arcola) and productions at Watford Palace Theatre, Haymarket Basingstoke & Devonshire Park Eastbourne. Off West End: THE PROVOKED WIFE (Southwark Playhouse), [28] BRIGHT by Polly Wiseman (Soho Theatre), TEENAGE VITRIOL by Justin Chubb (Finborough) [29] JUDGEMENT starring Robert Bathurst, by Barry Collins (Man in the Moon). Additional Commercial Touring: THREE MEN IN A BOAT by Jerome K. Jerome[30] , ad. Clive Francis, TELSTAR by Nick Moran, GASPING by Ben Elton (Manchester Evening News Award nominee). [31] For Fireraisers: X a site generic murder mystery with South Hill Park, Frensham Heights & Quex Park (Producer); THINGS THAT GO BUMP (South Hill Park) - conceived and directed, LOADED by Polly Wiseman (Yvonne Arnaud Guildford), CAR THIEVES by Akos Nemeth ad. Che Walker (Birmingham Rep), INTERNATIONAL NEW WRITING FESTIVAL (Hampstead Theatre and Birmingham Rep.). 4D Theatre: A research project on theatre space and its relationship with theatre form, performance and audience - Rose Bruford College, the Bartlett (UCL) & Helm Architecture.[32] Opera and music theatre: THE ESCAPE from the Seraglio and Gluck's ORPHEO (Opera Spezzata and Theatre Royal Plymouth). New musical development for the Mercury Workshop. Paul has taught and directed at UK major drama schools: Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Final show directing includes: Edward Bond’s THE FOOL, Simon Gray’s QUARTERMAINE’S TERMS & Ostrovsky’s INNOCENT AS CHARGED at RADA, Bill Naughton's ALFIE, Schnitzler’s ANATOL, Coward’s PRESENT LAUGHTER, Shakespeare’s AS YOU LIKE IT at RWCMD & Sophie Treadwell’s MACHINAL at Rose Bruford College. Paul is a Laban Trained movement director. |
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