The God-Bomb at The Hope Theatre
Dates: (1/30/2024 - 2/3/2024 )
The Hope Theatre |
The Hope and Anchor, 207 Upper St, London N1 1RL
London, N1 1RL
Tickets: £13-16
After a tragic accident, introverted scientist David finds himself incapable of moving on from the past until his newest invention succeeds and his recently deceased girlfriend, Faith, finds herself once again among the living. Despite their forced isolation, Faith finds herself more alive than ever and determined to make up for lost time, leading David to quickly find himself thrust towards a future that he doesn’t belong in.
A grave affair about religion, experimentation, and venom, our historian has preserved their home and recreated snapshots of these final few months, trying to put together the pieces of exactly what sins took place in this studio flat. We invite you to watch the line blur between Frankenstein and his monster from the comfort of their own home.
Bear witness to The God-Bomb!....
Cast and Creative team for The God-Bomb at The Hope Theatre
Cast
jake bickford
David
Jake Bickford, represented by AMCA London, hails from Bristol, where he first developed his passion for the craft at The Actors Workshop where he gained invaluable skills both on and off the stage. After graduating from drama school in London, he has since worked in numerous short film and commercial opportunities and performing in theatrical productions such as Macbeth and fringe theatre. Throughout this, he learned after every project and recently started up a production company, Cried Wolf Productions which has its first short film, Black Lemonade, wrapping up set soon. In addition to this, The god-Bomb itself will be the companies first theatrical stagged play debut with hopes and plans in the future for many more.
Nichaela Farrel
Faith
Nichaela Farrell is a London-based actor, emerging theatre-maker and spoken word writer/performer. She recently debuted the first full performance of her own self-written play, within the theatre company Guski Gang Productions. The play ‘That’s Your Friend’ made its debut at TheatrePeckham (May 2023), with a sold out performance run. She is so excited to have made her feature film debut in ‘Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2’ (2024). Being even more excited to be back on stage and performing an interesting and gripping story!'
Scott Spencer
Cain/The Scientist
Scott Spencer originally comes from the South West of England, having studied and graduated from Fourth Monkey this shall be Scott's first debut performance on stage within the city. Scott has performed in numerous local musical productions as well as recently working as a Voice actor in the upcoming short film 'Black Lemonade' which shall be released next year. Scott's has Voice acted for Online Animations, as well as acting in short film projects through London. Scott is excited and eager to be performing live again and hopes to give the audience an enjoyable evening.
Creative Team
Jake Bickford
Writer
Jake Bickford, represented by AMCA London, hails from Bristol, where he first developed his passion for the craft at The Actors Workshop where he gained invaluable skills both on and off the stage. After graduating from drama school in London, he has since worked in numerous short film and commercial opportunities and performing in theatrical productions such as Macbeth and fringe theatre. Throughout this, he learned after every project and recently started up a production company, Cried Wolf Productions which has its first short film, Black Lemonade, wrapping up set soon. In addition to this, The god-Bomb itself will be the companies first theatrical stagged play debut with hopes and plans in the future for many more.
Daisy Hills
Producer
Daisy Hills is from Vancouver, Canada, and now lives in London. She received a first-class degree in Fine Art from University Of The West Of England and a distinction in a Masters degree in Art & Politics from Goldsmiths College. As an artist, she works predominantly with writing and installation with the themes of gender and the ‘feminine’ and their intersection with modern capitalism, having exhibited in London, Bristol, and Denmark. This is her first foray into theatre and she looks forward to helping bring this production to life.
Elizabeth Fox
Director
Elizabeth is a director and writer who studied performance design and practice at CSM London graduating in 2022. Her practice seeks to explore the experiences of marginalised groups in society, concentrating on the lesser known stories of women's roles throughout history as well as striving to create accessible theatre.
Georgie Parry
Costume and Make-up
Georgie is a recent drama graduate from the University of Greenwich, she is a freelance creative with experience in many different practices including directing, playwriting, performing, styling and video editing. Georgie’s specific area of interest is theatre for change, with which she aims to utilise her various skills to educate, and help people, with a particular emphasis on those affected by the justice system and the refugee crisis.
Ewan Wilkie
Music
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