Bristol Old Vic Theatre School M.A Theatre Directing
2015- 2016
B.A Trinity college- Drama and Theatre studies
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Principles of directing
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Applied directing
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Advanced directing
Awards
Elsa Roberts Award for Theatre Directing- Bristol Old Vic
The Sunday Times National Student Drama Festival
Commedation for directing- Sarah Bradley for Still Here
2017
The Grinning Man
By Karl Gross
The Trafalgar Studios (Westend)
Director: Tom Morris
Ast Dir: Sarah Bradley
Resident Director: Sarah Bradley.
Fierce Notions
By Fionn Foley
Dublin Fringe Festival,
(Winner of the Judges Choice award)
Network Diagnostic
By Liam McCarthy
The Brighton Fringe,
Windows Program.
All that we found here
By Donagh Humphrey
The new theatre, Dublin
(part of Fishamble New Play Clinic)
The Dinner Party
(rehearsed reading)
By Liam McCarthy
The Mick Alley Theatre, Druid
Druid Fuel Mentorship Program.
In A HOOP
By Darren Yorke
Smock Alley Theatre, Main Space
Scene and heard festival
2016
King Lear
By William Shakespear
The Bristol Old Vic Theatre.
Director: Tom Morris
Ast Dir: Sarah Bradley
The Ugly One
By Marius Von Mayenburg
The Alma Theatre, Bristol.
Jumpy
By April De Angelis
Theatr Clwyd, Wales.
Director: Lisa Spirling
Ast Dir: Sarah Bradley
The Ruff Guide To Shakespear
By Toby Hulse
The Redgrave Theatre, Bristol.
The Egg, Bath
Director: Toby Hulse and Hannah Drake
Ast Dir: Sarah Bradley
2015
The Madame Mcadam Travelling Theatre
By Thomas Killroy
The Bristol Old Vic Theatre,
Studio Theatre
Director: Jenny Stephens
Ast Dir: Sarah Bradley
Falling
By Liam Mc Carthy
69 O'Connel Street Theatre, Limrick.
(Formally the BellTable Theatre)
Drama Baby
By Jamie Britton
I.T.W Studios
National connections
Grace and Maggie
By Therese Prendiville
Smock Ally Theatre, Main space,
Collaborations festival 2015
Dragons Scales
By Dianne Crotty
Smock Ally Theatre, The Boys School,
Collaborations Festival 2015
A Talent of Lying
By Liam Mc Carthy
Camden Fringe Festival,
Brighton Fringe Festival
2014
Noodle
By Fionnula Gygax
Galway Fringe Festival
THIS IS IT
By Erica Murray
Smock Ally Theatre, Main Space
Collaborations Festival 2014
A Talent of Lying
By Liam Mc Carthy
Chancery Lane Theatre
Paudie
By Liam Mc Carthy
Bewleys Café Theatre
Grace and Maggie
By Therese Prendiville
Cobolt Café Theatre
Gay Theatre Festival
The winters Tale
By William Shakespeare
The Teachers Club Theatre
2013
Debris
By Denis Kelly
Smock Ally Theatre, The Boys school,
The Ten Days in Dublin festival
Pronoun
By Evan Placey
The Mill Theatre, Dublin,
Lyric Theatre, Belfast
National connections
2012
Debris
By Dennis Kelly
Samuel Beckett Theatre,
Trinity Directors Debut Festival
Chatroom
By Enda Walsh
Samuel Beckett Theatre
A midsummer fairy
By Sarah Bradley
The Rose Garden, Trinity College
Trinity Shakespeare festival
2011
Shot
By Sarah Bradley
I.Y.T Basement festival
Sexy Monologues
A slection of writters
I.Y.T Basement festival
RESUME
Education
Directing Exprience
Qulifications
M.A Theatre Directing,
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
B.A Drama and Theatre Studies,
Trinity College, Dublin.
L.I.B.S.D-
Licentiate Irish Board of Speech and Drama.
Sarah Bradley has over nine years of drama teaching and youth theatre facilitation experience. She has prepared students for drama exams on varius examination boards including L.A.D.A, The Leinster School of Music and Drama and The Irish Board. She is a long standing member of staff at the Independent Theatre Workshop. She Has also been heavily involved with several youth theaters in Dublin, working with the Young Dramatic Arts Youth Theatre and the Independent Youth Theatre (I.Y.T). In 2012 she sat on the committee of I.Y.T and was in charge in the day to day running of the group.
Upcoming shows:
Touring 'A Talent for Lying' by Liam McCarty.
Recent reviews:
Sarah Bradley has set a high standard to start. She has crafted a work that pitches its tone and its performances somewhere between the primary colour verve of Dick Tracy and Ionesco’s theatre of the absurd (…) Bradley uses her showcase as a great calling card. What could feel superfluous in other hands feels confidently right in hers’. ★★★★
-http://www.thereviewshub.com/the-ugly-one-alma-tavern-theatre/
‘Mortimer’s set, Von Mayenburg’s script, Bradley’s considered directing and the strong cast all pulled together a unique, layered and complex show that was dripping with symbolism’. ★★★★★
- http://www.intermissionbristol.co.uk/2016/04/27/review-the-ugly-one-alma/
‘The Ugly One is a dark, sharp, witty social satire worthy of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror. Under Sarah Bradley’s direction, the strong BOVTS cast captures both the plot’s comic satire and its darker message’
- http://www.bristol247.com/channel/culture/theatre/reviews/review-the-ugly-one-bristol-old-vic-theatre-school
'The irony with ‘Lying’ being in the title of the work, is that it is an honest look at first encounters and attraction with all its awkwardness (greatly directed by Bradley), with the possibilities that can come from it.' ★★★★
-http://carnstheatrepassion.com/2015
A Talent for Lying, directed by Sarah Bradley and presented here by Octopus Soup, is a class piece of work and surely we will be hearing more of its writer as well as the other actors on both sides of the Atlantic in future.