Jacob Addley

Simon Fieldings all singing and dancing production of Dick Whittington, he plays Dick and I (Jake Addley), play his Do Dah! That is his cat in case you were wondering.

There & Back Again! - South Hill Park's summer school for 60 6-16 year olds.

still of Jake Addley - child extra in The Goblet of Fire.

Jake Addley as the comic minstrel Will Scarlet in Robin Hood at The Queen's Theatre Barnstaple Dec/Jan 2012/13

Blackeyed Theatre's Autumn 2012 production of Mother Courage and Her Children. Featuring Jake Addley as Swiss Cheese and The Cook.

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Jake Addley passing BADC Level 1 Gold with YoungBlood

A dark yet comic three hander with Addley, Foster and Hirst

Three struggling young actor musicians too stupid to realise they need a fourth member.

Reviews, Flyers and photographs from my performance as Eddie in One Fine Day by Dennis Lumborg. I first worked on this with the director Derek Florey in The Studio Theatre Bracknell and reprieved it at The Rose's Studio Theatre Kingston 4-8th July 2011 as part of the IYAF Festival. Next it went to Zoo Roxy's The Den in Edinburgh where I received some really encouring reviews and was nominated for the Stage Award for Acting Excellence for Best Solo Performer. The show is about to transfer for three days to The Waterloo East Theatre, Brad Street London on the 22-24th September.

Jake Addley as Tommy the Cat in Dick Whittington at The Towngate Theatre Basildon

‘Mourning Light’ is a 15-minute short drama about bereavement and escape. Country village. Present day. With the death of her brother, Siobhan is doomed to face the world alone. With her strict and religious upbringing she feels trapped into a world she is losing faith in. Siobhan must choose between the life her parents have chosen for her, or pursue her passion for football and become the person her brother was pushing her to be. Jake Addley plays owen the school bully, who fights with girls, becuase he fights like one.

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The Cast of Noughts & Crosses, performed at The Wilde Theatre, Bracknell in the round.

Godspell Feb 2011,

Jake Addley as Peter in Peter Pan, The boy who never grew up!

This is Random Production's version of 'A Slice of Saturday Night', directed by Jodie Green. Jake Addley plays the role of Rick, a spotty nervous virgin, who brags he has more experince than he has. Rick meets Sue, a beautiful 17 year old girl, who is keen to hide the experince she has and wishes she were still the blushing virgin she purports to be. Set in a night club in the 60's, you meet the clientele and the gregarious nightclub owner who takes a paternal interest in their exploits. Belting tunes and just great fun.

Fuzzy Logic are an all male contemporary dance troupe directed by our our brilliant cheorograher Zoie Goulding (Bartlett). After a comission from Sadler's Wells' to create a dance in support of AIDS awareness and our appearance at Control Alt Delete in 2008, we received an invitation from a fellow dance company OYO from Namibia. OYO invited to come over and run dance workshops for children who either suffered from AIDS or who's families had AIDS; in a bid to overcome the stigma and isolation these children felt on a daily basis. OYO told us that everyday physical contact was often shunned for these children leading to social isolation and a raised level of suicide amongst them. This was one of the most amazing and humbling experiences of my life.

Ketchup is a short film charting the difficulties of a teenage boy with a speech impediment, and how he overcomes his difficulties throught music.

RENT July 2009, Peter Polycarpou directed 'Masteract' in a student production, I was lucky enough to play the part of Rodger. This was a quantum leap of a learning experience, in which every member of the cast benefitted from the expert tutelage and encouragement of Peter our director. Below is a piece of footage taken and edited by Peter in New York and at South Hill Park Arts Centre, where we rehearsed. I think I can speak for the whole cast when I say this just brings back memories of one of the most enjoyable and exciting productions I have ever taken part in.

Pride & Prejudice was staged in 2008 at The Henley Kenton Theatre, Henley-on-Thames.

A musical production of The Wizard of Oz at SHP