MINILOGUES Lucy Tertia George

Katy Secombe reads ‘Sex Education’:

Katy Secombe is a popular film, radio, theatre and television actor, famous in the role of Madame Thénardier in Les Misérables in London’s West End with many other stage and screen credits. Katy is also creative director of storytelling workshop Rhapsodia.


About MINILOGUES:


Like an overheard snippet of a conversation that leaves you filling in the blanks, or a chat between friends where all superfluous detail has been removed, these miniature monologues aim to introduce a character in as precise a way as possible – exactly 100 words. 10 actors perform 10 monologues by Lucy Tertia George for Minilogues, an experiment in short attention span radio theatre.

Annabelle Dowler reads ‘The Steve Scenario’ by Lucy Tertia George:


Actor Annabelle Dowler has worked at The Royal National Theatre, Liverpool Everyman, Liverpool Playhouse and the Creation Theatre in Oxford. Annabelle appeared as Catherine of Aragon in the Channel 4 adaptation of The Six Wives of Henry VIII and plays Kirsty Miller in BBC’s The Archers.



About MINILOGUES:


Like an overheard snippet of a conversation that leaves you filling in the blanks, or a chat between friends where all superfluous detail has been removed, these miniature monologues aim to introduce a character in as precise a way as possible – exactly 100 words. 10 actors perform 10 monologues by Lucy Tertia George for Minilogues, an experiment in short attention span radio theatre.

Joshua Beecham reads ‘Nunts’:

Joshua Beechman trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and has numerous professional screen and stage credits. Joshua is the co-Founder of Theatre App Getgo Culture.



About MINILOGUES:


Like an overheard snippet of a conversation that leaves you filling in the blanks, or a chat between friends where all superfluous detail has been removed, these miniature monologues aim to introduce a character in as precise a way as possible – exactly 100 words. 10 actors perform 10 monologues by Lucy Tertia George for Minilogues, an experiment in short attention span radio theatre.

Ibrahim Farouk-Sesay reads ‘Alphabet Men’:


Ibrahim Farouk-Sesay is an actor and stand-up comedian from London. Popular on the UK comedy circuit, Ibs recently hosted and MC’d a successful comedy fundraiser for Haringey Shed.



About MINILOGUES:


Like an overheard snippet of a conversation that leaves you filling in the blanks, or a chat between friends where all superfluous detail has been removed, these miniature monologues aim to introduce a character in as precise a way as possible – exactly 100 words. 10 actors perform 10 monologues by Lucy Tertia George for Minilogues, an experiment in short attention span radio theatre.

Celine Hispiche reads ‘Local Wildlife’ by Lucy Tertia George.


Celine Hispiche is a writer, actor, singer and comedian. She was a featured writer at The Royal Court Theatre, London, and has performed in London and New York, presented on Capital Radio, featured on Marc Almon’s album Bluegate Fields and supported The Human League with her band Nitewreckage. Celine is the founder and host of Celine’s Salon, a literary salon in London’s Soho. She also hosts a regular culture show on Soho Radio.



About MINILOGUES:


Like an overheard snippet of a conversation that leaves you filling in the blanks, or a chat between friends where all superfluous detail has been removed, these miniature monologues aim to introduce a character in as precise a way as possible – exactly 100 words. 10 actors perform 10 monologues by Lucy Tertia George for Minilogues, an experiment in short attention span radio theatre.

Scott Peden reads ‘Breakfast at Saltmarket’:


Scott Peden is an actor and singer/songwriter from Glasgow. He has many screen credits including appearing in Ken Loach’s The Wind That Shakes The Barley. He played Joe Hanlon in The Wee Man as well as appearing in Emmerdale. He has released two studio albums and two singles, and his music is used in film and TV, most recently in Break, a film by Michael Elkin due out soon.


About MINILOGUES:


Like an overheard snippet of a conversation that leaves you filling in the blanks, or a chat between friends where all superfluous detail has been removed, these miniature monologues aim to introduce a character in as precise a way as possible – exactly 100 words. 10 actors perform 10 monologues by Lucy Tertia George for Minilogues, an experiment in short attention span radio theatre.