Annie Castledine

Annie was Artistic Director of Derby Playhouse from 1987 to 1990 and Associate Artistic Director of Theatr Clywd from 1985 to 1987. Theatre directing credits include: And All The Children Cried (by Beatrix Campbell and Judith Jones); From the Mississippi Delta (Young Vic); Rosmersholm (Young Vic); Uncle Vanya, The Choice (Salisbury Playhouse); The Caretaker (Sherman Theatre); Gaslight, A Country Girl (Greenwich Theatre); Arsenic and Old Lace (Chichester Festival Theatre); Marching for Fausa (Royal Court); The Threepenny Opera (Contact Theatre); The House of Mirth (Cambridge Theatre Company); Goliath, Wedding Story (Sphinx); Hedda Gabler (Plymouth Theatre Royal); Man for Hire (Stephen Joseph Theatre); Hedda Gabler, Translations, Three Sisters, Self Portrait, Black Ice, The Children's Hour, A Doll's House, The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, Sunday's Children, Wicked Old Nellie, Touched, The Innocent Mistress, Tokens of Affection, The School for Wives (Derby Playhouse). As Co-director: Pioneers in Ingolstadt and Purgatory in Ingolstadt (Gate Theatre); Let them Call it Jazz, Hymn to Love, Homage to Piaf (The Drill Hall); Spoonface Steinberg (New Ambassadors Theatre). And, with Annabel Arden, India Song (Theatr Clwyd) and The Women of Troy (National Theatre). Radio: Gaslight, Lady Audley's Secret, I'm Sorry Were You Asleep, Hymn to Love, Homage to Piaf, One Small Step, One Small Good Thing. In August 2003 Annie co-directed The Recruiting Officer and Resurrection with Corin Redgrave for the opening of The Lichfield Garrick. Awards include: the Bass Charrington London Fringe Award for Best Ensemble and Best Director for From the Mississippi Delta, and Time Out Award for Best Director for Pioneers in Ingolstadt and Purgatory in Ingolstadt, Time Out Critics Choice for And All The Children Cried.

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