theatre directing — Chloé Doherty

Bridle 2017

Steph Martin's 'Bridle', Clamour Theatre, CPT Hotbed: Festival of Sex (pc: Steph Bridle, 2017)

Charlotte Clitherow in rehearsals for 'Bridle' (pc: Roddy Peters)

L-R Charlotte, Stephanie and Elissa in 'Bridle' (pc: Roddy Peters)

Elissa Churchill dancing in 'Bridle' rehearsals (pc: Roddy Peters)

CPT Hotbed: Festival of Sex (2017)

Bridle (CPT, Pre-show)

Frances Farmer: Zombie Movie Star @ VAULT Fest

Frances Farmer: Zombie Movie Star (London Horror Fest, 2018)

Frances from 'Frances Farmer: Zombie Movie Star' (Actress: Briony O'Callaghan, Photographer: Eric Li, HMUA/Styling: Chloé Doherty)

Leonard from 'Frances Farmer: Zombie Movie Star' (Actor: Jimmy Bryant, Photographer: Eric Li, HMUA/Styling: Chloé Doherty)

Lulu poster 1 (Graphic Designer: Ryan Wooding)

Lulu poster 2 (Graphic Designer: Ryan Wooding)

Lulu (A Reaction To Wedekind) - Video Footage

Lulu (A Reaction to Wedekind, 2015)

Lulu Scratch @ The Yard (Video Footage)

The Hotel (2014, GD: Ryan Wooding)Concierge Theatre (dir: Chloé Doherty, ad: Lacey Cole, in collaboration with artistic director of Proto-type theater)“Imagine a place where each person is in close proximity to the next, where meal times are shared and bedrooms are designated. The inhabitants are no relation to one another. Nothing connects them, other than that like all of us, they are human. This piece intrudes and peers into the lives of the inhabitants of a hotel, just like the ones you know. Veering from the cinematic to the live. So join us, and check-in to The Hotel.”http://multimediaperformance2014.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk

The Hotel (2014)

Make-up Scene - Video Footage (The Hotel, 2014)

The Hotel (2014)Concierge Theatre (dir: Chloé Doherty, ad: Lacey Cole, in collaboration with artistic director of Proto-type theater)“Imagine a place where each person is in close proximity to the next, where meal times are shared and bedrooms are designated. The inhabitants are no relation to one another. Nothing connects them, other than that like all of us, they are human. This piece intrudes and peers into the lives of the inhabitants of a hotel, just like the ones you know. Veering from the cinematic to the live. So join us, and check-in to The Hotel.”http://multimediaperformance2014.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk

Recreation of Warhol's Sleep (2014)

Intermedial Experimentation (2014)

Modernist Event Poster (GD: Ryan Wooding)

Modernist Event (2014)Combines a breathtaking new rendition of their popular avant garde piece, Artaud: A Trilogy, with kitsch and quirky dada extravaganza, Gas Heart. Through the use of sensory exploitation, extreme physicality and surreal projections, a contemporary theatre of cruelty is born. You are invited to enter the world of Dada, where each body part has a mind of its own and the colours are as flamboyant as the characters are obscure. Sometimes sinister, sometimes comical, frequently provocative and unquenchably unique. Expect the unexpected! 'The Lincoln Company succeeds in performing the 'unperformable' in a daring and memorable way' **** BroadwayBaby.com."Director Chloé Doherty deserves credit for the scope of imagination in her physical direction; all five performances are ceaselessly corporeal, and visually engaging" - Ed Fringe Review(http://www.edinburghspotlight.com/2014/08/review-a-modernist-event/)Long listed for NSDF Award

Modernist Event (2014)

Modernist Event (2014)Combines a breathtaking new rendition of their popular avant garde piece, Artaud: A Trilogy, with kitsch and quirky dada extravaganza, Gas Heart. Through the use of sensory exploitation, extreme physicality and surreal projections, a contemporary theatre of cruelty is born. You are invited to enter the world of Dada, where each body part has a mind of its own and the colours are as flamboyant as the characters are obscure. Sometimes sinister, sometimes comical, frequently provocative and unquenchably unique. Expect the unexpected! 'The Lincoln Company succeeds in performing the 'unperformable' in a daring and memorable way' **** BroadwayBaby.com."Director Chloé Doherty deserves credit for the scope of imagination in her physical direction; all five performances are ceaselessly corporeal, and visually engaging" - Ed Fringe Review(http://www.edinburghspotlight.com/2014/08/review-a-modernist-event/)Long listed for NSDF Award

Artaud: A Trilogy Poster

Artaud: A Trilogy (2013)Spurt of Blood, The Cenci, and The Seashell and the Clergyman are drawn together to create an experimental event that layers French surrealism, physical theatre and contemporary farce, creating its very own Theatre of Cruelty. It explores the anguish sheathed within Artaud's mind, identifying fragments of the real world with a clarified unreality.

Artaud: A Trilogy

Artaud: A Trilogy (2013)Spurt of Blood, The Cenci, and The Seashell and the Clergyman are drawn together to create an experimental event that layers French surrealism, physical theatre and contemporary farce, creating its very own Theatre of Cruelty. It explores the anguish sheathed within Artaud's mind, identifying fragments of the real world with a clarified unreality.

Artaud GIF

Artaud: A Trilogy (2013)Spurt of Blood, The Cenci, and The Seashell and the Clergyman are drawn together to create an experimental event that layers French surrealism, physical theatre and contemporary farce, creating its very own Theatre of Cruelty. It explores the anguish sheathed within Artaud's mind, identifying fragments of the real world with a clarified unreality.

Artaud: A Trilogy (Intro Projection)

Artaud: A Trilogy (2013)Spurt of Blood, The Cenci, and The Seashell and the Clergyman are drawn together to create an experimental event that layers French surrealism, physical theatre and contemporary farce, creating its very own Theatre of Cruelty. It explores the anguish sheathed within Artaud's mind, identifying fragments of the real world with a clarified unreality.

Artaud: A Trilogy (2014)

Heart of Gas Poster (Lincoln Company)

Little Shop of Horrors Poster (2013, GD: Ryan Wooding)

Pursued by Bear (2015)A site-specific one woman show inspried by Shakespeare's Winter's Tale. What would you say, if you only ever got to play the bear? *Part of a monologue trilogy discussing the nature of female parts within Shakespeare, how a feminine Gaze alters the narrative, and whether you can tell the entire plot in under ten minutes (FT. Midsummer Night Dream's 'Lion' and the 'Dog' as seen in Two Gentlemen of Verona)."[EXIT] Pursued by Bear"