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The Pathway Plan ten 2024
Zeba Koli
Elicia Westmoreland
Rihad Ahmed
Dawson Frederick
Daniel Fesoom
Francesca 'Frankie' Roberts
Alexander Harvey
Georgia-Leah Simpson
Charles Furness
Lillian Mora
Guest Facilitators
Princess Bestman
I am a multidisciplinary practitioner (Performer/Writer, Facilitator and Access Support Assistant ) . My personal practice aims to develop and partake in projects that speak true to my experiences as a queer working class care-experienced Black person. Away from my creative practice I would describe myself as the straight talking joker who is actually a softie at heart (don't tell my mates I said that). I am someone who cares deeply about humans and is attempting to find new ways to be with and support my communities. In recent years I have found myself making a conscious effort to nurture and nourish the communities I am a part of and care for, following the idea of “it takes a village”. As a person who often meets new people, I am drawn to those with shared values,interests and passions but will openly welcome differing opinions. This is in hopes of learning new perspectives or histories and broadening my knowledge of the world around me.
website: https://pbestmancreative.wixsite.com/princessbestman
instagram: @princessbman
Katie Greenall
Katie Greenall (she/they) is a director, theatre maker & writer living in London. Katie specialises in making theatre with Young People and Communities that is inspired by their own experiences, and has worked with organisations such as the Donmar Warehouse and NYT of GB, across the UK and internationally. She currently directs the 14-17 & 18-25 Young Companies at the Bush Theatre and the Young Company at Theatre Royal Stratford East. Katie also makes autobiographical work, that often explores fatness, queerness and community. They are the writer & performer of award winning autobiographical solo show FATTY FAT FAT & is currently developing her new show BLUBBER.
web: www.katiegreenall.com
twitter: @Katie_Greenall
Tom O'brien
Tom O'Brien is an Acting & Performance Coach & award-winning director who trained at the National Theatre, London. Currently working in LA, London, and New York.
Tom worked as a director & acting coach worldwide, including the West End for Cameron Mackintosh throughout Europe, and Off-Broadway.
As a director and coach, Tom uses techniques that have been passed down from the world’s top practitioners, to expand the actor’s imagination and take their acting skills to the next level.
Actors Tom have coached have used these techniques to book jobs in Hollywood, Broadway and the West End.
He works with clients based in New York, LA and Sydney and can be seen in shows on Netflix, Hulu, HBOmax, Amazon Prime, ITV, and the BBC.
Tom is also a visiting lecturer at Arts Ed, Mountview, and the National Film and Television School.