Acting

Directing

Lady in Bed (2007 to 2011) solo play written by Alison Goldie and directed by Laura Eades in which Alison plays every character in the story of her love-life.

Performed all over UK (and in Bruges) at

festivals including Edinburgh, Camden, Oxford, Buxton and Devon; theatres such as the

New Players, Hackney Empire Studio and

Wimbledon Studio in London; The Space in Stroud,

The Mill in Banbury.

Buxton Fringe Festival 2008: Nominee for

Best Performer, Best New Writing, Best Play.

As one half of The Weird Sisters Theatre Company (1996 - 2002) devised and performed in 3 shows, It's Uncanny!, Loveplay and The Weird Sisters Get Around. Toured in Australia, USA, Canada and Europe.
Awards: Best Female Performer: Orlando Fringe Festival 1999. Best Show: Adelaide Fringe Festival 2000, Vancouver Festival 1998 and 1999, and Victoria Festival 1998. Best Ensemble Nominee: The Stage, Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2000

In the comedy troupe Spontaneous Combustion, performed in improvised and scripted shows, all over UK and regularly at the Edinburgh Festival from 1990-2000. 'Dazzling' The Guardian

Nothing If Not Critical by Stefan Silvis: The Critic, a New York middle-aged man (Gielgud Theatre, London Playwrights Awards)

The Seduction of Ms Sarah Hart by Caron Pascoe: Sarah Hart (director: Stella Duffy, Oval House Theatre)

The 101 Bus-Stop by Annette Kamara: Mavis, a 66 year-old Londoner in Ways With Words prize-winning drama by (Stratford Circus)

Body Map: a live-art piece created with the artist Jo Fry examing one woman's life-stories as imprinted on her naked body

Five shows for Vienna's English Theatre : Look Back In Anger (2006), Pitch Black, a modern update of Othello, (2007 and 2011), Sacrifice, a new work about knife-crime (2009), and Butterflies Are Free (2010).
10 shows for Youth Music Theatre, chiefly devised musicals or modern adaptations by Alison eg. Much Ado About Nothing (2011) Also: shorter projects, devising shows in 3 days or directing scenes from Shakespeare, and longer projects eg Dead Heat (writer Steven Keyworth), a full-scale comedy-thriller musical (Bradford Playhouse 2008)

Isilwanyana Esoyekekayo by Andre Lemmer, winner of the Trinity Guildhall playwriting competition, and performed at The Garrick Theatre in London's West End (2010)

The Quest of the Four Princesses by Colin Hume, winner of Trinity Guildhall competition, featuring a cast of 20 ten year olds, at Unicorn Theatre (2012)

As You Like It with a cast of 16-18 year olds for Oxbridge Academic Programs at Jesus College, Cambridge (2009).

Our Shadows. Short play devised and directed in 4 days with gifted and talented 14 year olds from Newham in East End of London. Performed at Stratford Circus June 2005.

London Isn't Venice - Yet:comedy street theatre piece using masks with an eco-message performed at sites up and down the River Thames.

Held auditions and directed pieces for the new intake of The National Youth Theatre 2006.

Shows for The Rainbow Group (learning disabled actors) including Vampires Bite Back and Metal Man