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Artistic Director

Laura Baggaley

Laura Baggaley

Laura studied English at Oxford (BA Hons) and Text and Performance Studies at King’s College London and RADA (MA). She was subsequently invited to attend the Directors’ Programme at the National Theatre Studio in 2002 and the Katie Mitchell Directors’ Course at the National Theatre Studio in 2006, and in 2007 became an Associate at Company of Angels.

Laura has been working as a theatre director since 2001. She’s directed an eclectic mix of shows and has worked at numerous theatres ranging from the National Theatre and Birmingham Rep to the Open Air Theatre Regent’s Park and several London pub-connected theatres (the King’s Head, the Etcetera theatre and Upstairs at the Gatehouse) among others.

Please see below for a full list of credits.

To contact Laura please email laura@baggtheatre.co.uk

Directing Credits

2009

Sense
by Anja Hilling

Company of Angels
at Southwark Playhouse

 

Twelfth Night
by William Shakespeare

Blewbury Players
Open air community production

2008

The Gap Project
devised by Laura Baggaley & company

Company of Angels at Kennet School, Thatcham

2007

Sir Nobonk & the Terrible Awful Dreadful Naughty Nasty Dragon
devised from the book by Spike Milligan

bagg theatre ltd
Primary schools tour, London

 

A Pinch of Salt by Peter Griffith
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Food For Thought by Peter Griffith

White Horse Theatre, Germany
German schools tour

 

The Winter’s Tale
by William Shakespeare

Blewbury Players,
Open air community production

2006

A Pinch of Salt by Peter Griffith
A Slap in the Face by Peter Griffith
Neighbours With Long Teeth by Peter Griffith

White Horse Theatre, Germany
German schools tour

 

Dip The Puppy
devised from the book by Spike Milligan

Company of Angels & Drama Centre London, Directors Programme

 

Chicken and Mushroom Pie & Chips
by James Woolf

King’s Head Theatre, London

2005

Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame
adapted by David Conville & David Gooderson
music by Carl Davies

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park

 

Two Women for One Ghost
by René de Obaldia, translated by Donald Watson

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, Robert Atkins Studio

 

The Comedy Of Errors
by William Shakespeare

The Arts Theatre, Cambridge
The Marlowe Society

2004

Much Ado About Nothing
by William Shakespeare

Jermyn Street Theatre, London, The Actors’ Company

 

Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame
adapted by David Conville & David Gooderson
music by Carl Davies

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park

 

The Baby-Sitter
by René de Obaldia, translated by Donald Watson

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, Robert Atkins Studio

2003

Carmen
by Georges Bizet

Hampstead Garden Opera, Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Highgate

 

Leonardo’s Last Supper
by Peter Barnes

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, Robert Atkins Studio

2002

Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival

 

Northanger by Michael Caines
adapted from Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey

Jackson’s Lane Theatre, Highgate

2002

In Lambeth
by Jack Shepherd

Etcetera Theatre, Camden


As Assistant Director

2007

Peter Pan
by George Stiles & Anthony Drew, book by Willis Hall

Birmingham Rep Theatre
(Assistant Director to Rachel Kavanaugh)

 

The 25 Farewells
conceived by Leisa Rae, devised by company

Assistant Director for Company of Angels’ Gap Project

2005

Once In A Lifetime
by Moss Hart & George S Kaufman

National Theatre, Olivier Theatre
(Staff Director to Ed Hall)

 

Cymbeline
by William Shakespeare

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park
(Assistant Director to Rachel Kavanaugh)

 

Twelfth Night
by William Shakespeare

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park (Assistant Director to Tim Sheader)

2004

Henry IV Part I
by William Shakespeare

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, (Assistant Director to Alan Strachan)

2003

High Society
by Cole Porter & Arthur Kopit

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park (Assistant Director to Ian Talbot)

 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream
by William Shakespeare

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park (Assistant Director to Michael Pennington)

 

Two Gentlemen of Verona
by William Shakespeare

Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park (Assistant Director to Rachel Kavanaugh)

 

John Gabriel Borkman
by Henrik Ibsen

English Touring Theatre (Assistant Director to Stephen Unwin)


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