CPT Staff

Co-Director - Brian Logan

Brian Logan’s theatre work includes fourteen years as a co-director of the acclaimed touring theatre company Cartoon de Salvo, with whom he has devised and performed in 11 major shows, including Meat & Two Veg (BAC and international tour), The Sunflower Plot, Hard Hearted Hannah and Other Stories (Lyric Hammersmith, Edinburgh Fringe and Kennedy Center, Washington DC) and Pub Rock. Brian also works as a freelance director and playwright, as a theatre and comedy writer for The Guardian, and he is a former assistant theatre editor of Time Out London.

Co-Director - Jenny Paton

Jenny Paton spent two years as project manager at award-winning producers Fuel, working with artists and companies including Belarus Free Theatre (Fringe First, August 2011), David Rosenberg, Will Adamsdale, Sound & Fury and Inua Ellams. She currently works part-time as Arts Adviser at the Wellcome Trust co-managing their Arts Awards grant scheme, which supports the creation of new art works through collaboration and reciprocal exchange between artists and scientists. She previously worked as a project manager for Inspector Sands, Press & PR Manager at the Lyric Hammersmith and Client Manager at Mobius Industries, an arts PR and marketing consultancy. Jenny has also worked at the Barbican Centre, Pleasance Theatre, and Kings and Festival Theatres, Edinburgh.

Producer - Freya Elliott

Freya Joined CPT in January 2008. She has a background in theatre, film and art. She studied Fine Art at The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford University, before undertaking an MA in Advanced Theatre Practice: Visual Media for performance, at Central School of Speech and Drama. She has made numerous short films, and her performance work has been seen at venues including the ICA and Barbican Centre. Her latest performance, Death by Gameshow was presented at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2010. She has also worked as an intern for Blast Theory on Rider Spoke and was Assistant Director for Nocturnal at The Gate. Freya has a Level 3 qualification in British Sign Language.

CPT Board

Colette Bowe
Colette Bowe is a non executive director of a number of organisations and lives in north London. She is the chairman of Ofcom and of Electra Private Equity plc.; a non executive director of Morgan Stanley international and of Axa Deutschland and a member of the board of the UK statistic Authority.

Kate Bowe
After training at Desmond Jones School of Mime and Lasaad (Brussels) she set up her own theatre company Theatre Ou Quoi. On returning to London, she joined CPT in 1996, performed in many shows at the venue with the resident company. She has been a board member since its inception and set up the gallery space. She currently manages the operations of ClearlySo, the online market place for social business & enterprise, commerce & investment.

Mark Clough
Mark Clough QC is a partner at International law firm Addleshaw Goddard LLP. A solicitor advocate he specialises in cases involving European Community law and competition law.

Shaun Glanville – Chair
After graduating with a music degree from Oxford University, Shaun worked for several years as a freelance musician, actor, director and composer including work with Shared Experience and Mike Leigh. He was a founding member of CPT and worked on many projects in its early years as performer, director and musician as well as the development and administration of the charity. More recently he has worked widely in the voluntary sector in development and fundraising roles, creating development strategies for national charities, coordinating funding campaigns and leading several successful multi-million pound bids for public sector contracts. He is Chair of CPT's Board of Trustees and treasurer of London Bach Society and the New Work Network.

Dr. Lynne Kendrick – Company Secretary

Dr. Lynne Kendrick is a Lecturer in Drama at the Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London. As a founder member of CPT Lynne directed a number of successful productions for the company. She is now a researcher in acting and performance and will be publishing Theatre Noise: the sound of performance with Cambridge Scholars Publishing in 2011. Lynne held a fellowship at CSSD promoting and exploring development opportunities for emergent graduate companies.

Natalie Richardson
Natalie Richardson is the Associate Producer for The Hat Factory, Luton (www.thehatfactory.org.uk). She is an independent theatre producer for the subsidised sector and previously worked as a Producer for touring theatre company Trestle for six years and as a Venue Manager for Riverside Studios, the Arts Theatre, Apollo Victoria Theatre and Blackheath Halls in London. www.natalierichardson.org

Jonathan Wakeham

Jonathan is a screenwriter and co-founder of the London Comedy Film Festival(www.locofilmfestival.com). He has also worked as a creative consultant tomany of the world's leading entertainment companies, including the BBC, Disney, Discovery, Turner, Random House and Viacom. He writes about film,fiction and theatre at www.nextbest.co.uk and can be contacted via
twitter @jonathanwakeham.

Thu 02 Feb 12 -
Sat 04 Feb 12
7.30PM

We Move From Time To Time & Be With Me

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Fri 10 Feb 12
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Shutterland

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Tue 07 Feb 12 -
Fri 10 Feb 12
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How A Man Crumbled

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