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Women's Writes and Theatre503 present
Jessie’s life is sorted. More than. So when her friends hear that the Fab 5 are finally coming to London, they lie about her perfect life in order to get her a spot on her favourite TV show. However, as she starts to dismantle what she thought she loved, it unravels in a way she never imagined…
All That Glitters is a sparkling new comedy and exploration of Queer love.
All That Glitters is bought to you by the ONCOMM Nominated Women’s Writes as named ‘Empowering’ by DIVA Magazine, ‘Socially and politically imperative’ by London Theatre Reviews and ‘Redressing the balance’ by The Stage Newspaper.
Starring Dannielle Phillips
Since graduating as an actor from LAMDA, she’s performed in Ben Eltons Olivier Award nominated The Upstart Crow (West End), was awarded an Ian Charlson commendation for her performance in Sean Holmes acclaimed production of The Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare’s Globe) and was also nominated for the Evening Standard Future Theatre award in 2021.
Her screen credits include: Masters of the Air (Apple TV), Ready Player One (Warner Bros), Casualty (BBC), Sister Boniface’s Murder Mysteries (Brit Box), Father Brown (BBC). Radio includes: Spice (BBC Radio 4), Trying it On, (BBC Radio 4 Live).
Danielle is the joint co-artistic director of Mad Friday Productions – an arts collective based in Doncaster, her home town. The collective’s mission is to champion and empower northern-based, female artists and narratives.
Directed by Josh Roche
He is a previous winner of the JMK Award. Theatre credits include: The Forsyte Saga (Park Theatre); The Importance of Being Earnest (Royal Exchange); Home (Chichester Festival Theatre); It!s A Motherf**king Pleasure (Soho Theatre/Underbelly/VAULT Festival/FlawBored/US Tour); My Name is Rachel
Corrie (Young Vic); No Particular Order (Theatre503); Orlando (59E59/Pleasance/VAULT Festival); Radio (Arcola Theatre/Audible); Pennyroyal, Magnificence, A Third (Finborough Theatre); Resurrecting Bobby Awl (BBC Arts/Avalon); Plastic (Old Red Lion/Mercury Theatre); Winky (Soho Theatre); This Must Be The Place (VAULT Festival); I Feel Fine, Specie, Uninvited (New Diorama Theatre)
Running time: 60 minutes
Age guidance: 16+
Content Warnings: This show contains themes that some audience members may find distressing. If this sounds like it could apply to you, you can view the content information by clicking the link here.
Alex Critoph
Alex Critoph is a playwright and producer, past written work includes; 'And We'll Catch Stardust, Yes We Will' at VAULT Festival, The ImagiNation project with Theatre503 and Theatre Centre and short plays GIRL, Everything and Madison High at The Arcola Theatre. She is currently one of the resident writers on The Criterion New Writing Programme.
As a producer; 'Five Characters in Search of a Good Night's Sleep' at Southwark Playhouse directed by Mike Alfreds, 'Salt-Water Moon' at The Finborough Theatre and 'We'll Dance on the Ash of the Apocalypse' at The Park Theatre. She also founded Women's Writes Fest in 2019 which has had multiple sell-out shows at VAULT Festival and The Arcola.
Alex trained at LAMDA on the BA and took her MA in Creative Writing with OU.
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