Edinburgh production team
Kiki Kendrick – Writer/producer
Kiki was a Copywriter and Art Director in advertising for 20 years, working at two of the best agencies in London: Bartle Bogle Hegarty and Abbott Mead Vickers. She was also an Associate Creative Director in New York's hottest shop Kirsehenbuam and Bond for two years. She became a consultant for the Body Shop after her outspoken views on women's issues (way before it was fashionable to do so) and her OBSESSION FOR WOMEN tour caught their attention. With Host Universal, she created and produced the Body Shop's FULL VOICE magazine, inspiring women all over the world to "Love Your Body". She helped launch the 5065 Lift in Edinburgh then she helped produce the shows that went onto perform at Soho Theatre - which is how Liberated Theatre was born. Liberated Theatre at Soho Theatre got great reviews - the Time Out review is on the home page.
Julie Balloo – Writer
Julie has worked as an actress and a stand up comic for ten years. For the past few years she’s been Jenny Eclair's writing partner. Together they've written the popular Radio 4 series ON BABY ST and JUST JULIETTE as well as a variety of plays such as INCONVENIENCE and HE’S LEAVING HIS WIFE and JASON’S MUM. They wrote a stage play called THE ANDY WARHOL SYNDROME which premiered at last year's Edinburgh Festival and has since had a season at the Riverside Studios in London and is currently touring the country. It will be adapted for radio and broadcast on Radio 4 in the Autumn. JULIE’S FLASH FICTION was dramatized for Cafedirect’s 5065 Lift under the title, MORPHEOUS DESCENDING at the Edinburgh Festival. Julie’s solo works include stage plays, CLAY which was produced in London, Edinburgh, Melbourne and OFFOFF BROADWAY and ROCKET GIRL radio comedy sketches, articles for parenting websites and she’s just completed a novel set in the heady world of Am dram theatre.
Caitriona McLoughlin – Director
| Stage Manager: | Rebecca Maltby |
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| Set Designer: | Kate Klinger |
| Costume Designer: | Chloe Croft |
| Lighting Designer: | Alex Watson |
| Choreographer: | Donna King |
