paul bradshaw

Sadly, we didn't get funding for the next term of DE-MYS-TIFY 😞

Here's how you can help:

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-de-my...

5 woman and one man in a panic over a smoking pile of fabric. They are wearing period costume. One woman holds a modern fire extinguisher.

Three women in swimsuits sit on office wheelie chairs but are moving as though they are swimming. There is a mist around them. The woman in front wears a yellow bobble hat.

4 people in black suits and white shirts shout at each other across a woman who is sitting in the centre wearing a red formal dress.

A woman stands in the foreground holding a shotgun. She looks on edge. Behind her three more people stand static on a raised platform looking down over her

Hustle time: Last year I directed 5 studio shows, all got 4/5 star reviews across the board, 2 won awards. Currently have a 5 star show running in London…
but I need to make a mid/main stage show! I’ve been at this for over 12yrs now!

Any venues/prod companies up for a chat about future projects?

🤩🤩🤩

I mean… I’m absolutely fucked

LOST 🤣

I know this will seem obvious to anyone who works in the arts or loves the arts but I genuinely think it needs saying again and again - I watched my son's secondary school xmas show last night and saw kids I've known for years shed all shyness and self consciousness to perform and it was beautiful

fingers crossed for you!!

I really wish there was a common phrase wrapped

my top 3 would be:

- Everyone is a freak
- I’m scared of everything
- Have we met?!

Promotional image of Santi & Naz with the title in yellow. Two young South Asian women site by side. One wears hijab which she is holding across the lower part of her face. The other is holding a book and giving her friend the side-eye. They are on a brown and green background with the map of India/Pakistan etched on it. The Soho Theatre logo is in the bottom corner.

Two young South Asian women spin around each other, their arms outstretched in a blueish purple light. Production shot

Two young South Asian women play act Jinnah giving a press conference, with one playing Jinnah and one playing the journalist. Production shot

Two young South Asian women stand, on with her arms around the other. Production shot

Stuck for festive gifts? Why not #BringYourBestie to see Santi & Naz @sohotheatre?

We'll be there from 21st Jan - 8th Feb and just a reminder, the sooner you book the cheaper the ticket!

sohotheatre.com/events/santi...

wish i’d got her socials, we’d be besties

holding space for:

the woman at Picturehouse that just decanted two glasses of Prosecco into her Stanley and walked out to face the day

will take a look at this!

The Guardian view on 30 years of the national lottery: winners and losers | Editorial Editorial: From the Angel of the North to the Eden Project, it has transformed the UK’s cultural landscape. But public funding for the arts is still needed

"Lottery grants were intended to work in addition to public funding, not to replace it. In propping up crumbling arts infrastructure, the lottery has helped let governments off the hook. Funding for the arts should not depend on crossing our fingers." www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

I watched season 1 in a couple of days! such perfect tele

fantastic day rehearsing this gem of a play today at The Criterion

if you’re around this Friday at 2 pm - come on down to check it out 🙌🏻

A poster image. Text reads: Highly Beautiful People by Tom Powell Director Kirsty Patrick Ward With Emma McDonald, Julie Cullen, Dan Fredenburgh, Paul Bradshaw & Paul Carroll Fri 22nd November 14:00 – 15:30 Criterion Theatre. To the right are five actors headshots. The background is of the outside of the Criterion Theatre, with Criterion up in lights.

Hey Bluesky!

My West End reading is a week today, alongside work by Sarah Milton, and it's Succession meets an Enemy of the People.

Look at this fantastic cast!

DM and I'll put your name on the list.

Curated by @gregmosse.bsky.social and Felix Mosse.

you’re doing gods work 🙌🏻

here's my linktree with some previous reviews and contact deets

linktr.ee/paulbradshaw

I've heard we're doing reintroductions...

I am a writer, actor and director from London

Twitter provided an incredible community of like-minded people to learn from and collaborate with

I'm always up for chats and moments to connect, uplift and champion each other

Let's keep making shit happen!