I recently conducted a workshop performance of the Bacchae in English translation , with professional actors. This was a project designed to further my practice-based research on performing masked Greek tragedy but also with the aim of creating an exciting piece of theatre for the modern audience. I devised a staging with a live performance in mind and subsequently made adaptations for filming. 

This was an self-funded project, involving two weeks of intensive rehearsal and three days of filming at the Chisenhale Dance Space, London, in April 2010. For this project which was in some respects a development of the research undertaken for my Phd at Royal Holloway, University of London I made the masks and props, recruited and directed the actors. The costumes for this production, an integral part of its visual impact, were created by Dr Rosie Wyles. There is a synopsis of the play, with links to  images and video clips from the production. The complete production, on 2 DVDs, is available for £25.00 plus postage and packing. Please contact me if you would like to purchase.