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ALICE

 

WORDSWORTH

Bio

Alice grew up in Salisbury and is now based in London.

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She is currently directing Buggers by Alistair Hall at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where the production has been praised as “beautifully directed” (The Guardian, ★★★★★), an “immaculate production” (The Times, ★★★★★), “masterfully directed” (The Scotsman, ★★★★★), and “an insightful and uncompromising study of a relationship” (The Stage, ★★★★).

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This autumn, Alice will direct Annie Baker’s The Flick with her company in Amsterdam. Most recently, she directed Body Count at Soho Playhouse in New York and Post, a short film executive produced by Emma Corrin. Alice also directed The Next Morning a short film for the National Theatre, written by James Graham.

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Alice has worked as Associate Director to Ivo van Hove (All My Sons, Opening Night, A Little Life), Thomas Ostermeier (The Seagull), Robert Icke (Oedipus) and Simon Godwin (Macbeth).

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She is Resident Director of Amsterdam on Stage, Associate Director of Bric a Brac, and Co-Chair of Mimbre, a female-led acrobatics company.

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ALICE WORDSWORTH

theatre + film director

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