Elaine Paige played an exclusive preview from the exciting new musical comedy Jilly Cooper’s Harriet – the Musical, on her Radio 2 show this weekend. With book sales of more than 11 million world-wide and a phenomenal international fan- base, this is the first time Jilly Cooper has ever agreed to a stage adaptation of…
“Loy’s film is a sensitive and beautiful exploration of grief …superb performances from Melissa Woodbridge and theatre star John Heffernan who deliver acres of unspoken feeling as the couple painfully circle each other. That Loy gives just as much room to Paul’s emotional landscape as Sarah’s is one of the joys of this lovely film.” Check…
Happy New Year! We are starting 2021 by assessing 2020 and – though it has been an incredibly tough year for theatre – we would like to share some of our joy at the reception for our debut short film “Swings and Roundabouts”. Over 2020 this meaningful and important short film, written and directed by…
A fundamental role of the Arts is to tell stories, allowing audiences to step into someone else’s shoes for a couple of hours and have experiences, engage with ideas and empathise with characters and people they would otherwise not be able to. But what if what we are watching – immersing ourselves in – is…
Libby Brodie Productions and Moya Productions are delighted to announce the fantastic cast for our zoom reading of “The Most Wanted Man In Sweden” by Danny Robins (End of the Pier). Nina Sosanya (Staged) and Youssef Kerkour (Home – BAFTA Nominated) will join Krister Henriksson (Wallander), directed by Hannah Price (Theatre Uncut, End of the…
We received the fantastic news that “Swings and Roundabouts” was awarded as Semi-Finalist for Best Narrative Short at the prestigious Madrid Film Festival as well as being officially selected by the judges for Best Director (Frances Loy) and Best Cinematography (David Bird). “Swings and Roundabouts” was a Finalist at the New York Cinematography Awards (USA) and the Canadian Cinematography (Canada)…
At this uncertain moment in theatre’s history we feel luckier than ever that we have The Arts Council – with its history of supporting creative work all around the country – and the National Lottery helping to fund it. Making a tangible difference during this tough time the Arts Council has responded with a £160 Million Emergency…
Libby was delighted to speak to the Tin Man about the highs and lows of her career as a theatre producer, a “normal” day, the vital role of investors and her idea career in an alternative universe… Please see the full interview here: Interview : Profile of a Theatre Producer