I’ve been asked to do this, on February 13 matinee, and I’m super hype. I love doing unseen performances, I love Lowell and Bishop, I love Ellen McDougal, and I love the Gate.

Just before Christmas, I got an email from the Bush Theatre, asking me to come in and chat to Ruthie Osterman about a project she was creating/curating.It’s called Babylon Beyond Borders and is the second week of the Babylon Festival the Bush is hosting, which is a celebration of diaspora, immigration, people of colour and…

Like everyone else I have had an interesting, aka challenging start to 2019. Two huge rejections and a clusterfuck of life events against a backdrop of disturbing world news. So the other day when I was told I had been awarded a Developing Your Creative Practice grant by the Arts Council, I was OVER. THE.…

Dennis of Penge trailer, edited by Claire Nolan from Annie Siddons on Vimeo.

We are super hyped to be part of

VERITY NEW 2018

We’re absolutely delighted to announce that Sarah Moore from Monobrowed Performance Troupe Figs in Wigs will be joining team Suburbia as our co-performer for the next leg of our tour. Welcome, Sarah! Our first date is looming on February 22nd in Chichester and we follow that with a 2 night stint in Bath, a visit…

Because my close collaborator Nicki Hobday has been snapped up by art giants Forced Entertainment for the foreseeable, we are looking for a brilliant performer to fill her formidable shoes as we take Suburbia on the road next year. You will need to be: female identifying , 30-40, experienced, unafraid, strong comic performer, good physicality,…

Writer/Performer Annie Siddons (How (Not) to Live in Suburbia, Raymondo, Rapunzel) and director Justin Audibert (Snow in Midsummer, Jew of Malta, Raymondo, How (Not) to Live in Suburbia, the Cardinal, Gruesome Playground Injuries, My Mother Medea) are looking for an exceptional male identifying performer, aged between 28-40, to collaborate with them on Annie’s new show,…

Team Siddons has some good news. We’re being joined by art mega Queenz Emma Bettridge and George Easterbrook – Emma as creative producing wing woman and George as Project Assistant, both flanking stalwart art wonderboy Jen Smethurst. My dream of having a triumvirate of devlishly handsome, competent and excellent women on my strategy/admin/producing team is…

I’m delighted to announce that I’m going to be dramaturging on Caroline Byrne’s production of “All’s Well that Ends Well” as part of the winter season at the Globe. You can read more about it here.