Tristan has Directed David Walliams’ Mr Stink for Heartbreak Productions.
The play, adapted by David Kirby-Kendall, features songs by Derry Pope and Choreography by Kath Waters.
It opened on June 4 tours the UK until September 6.
Tristan has Directed David Walliams’ Mr Stink for Heartbreak Productions.
The play, adapted by David Kirby-Kendall, features songs by Derry Pope and Choreography by Kath Waters.
It opened on June 4 tours the UK until September 6.
Tristan has produced the ‘Tell Your Story Festival’ with Cherwell Theatre Company. The project, which started online in January 2021 , culminated in a unique festival event staged in a multi-storey car park in Banbury on June 5.
This event was made possible due to support from Cherwell District Council, Oxfordshire Community Foundation, Hobson Charity and The Ragdoll Foundation.
Tristan has started rehearsals for David Walliam’s Mr Stink with Heartbreak Productions.
The show tours outdoor locations throughout the spring and summer.
Tristan’s 2019 play MYTH has now been published by Off The Wall Plays.
To find out more, read an extract and enquire about performance licences for your school or community group click below
Tristan’s new film for young people is off on tour... in a manner of speaking.
Do You Accept is to be screened in Oxfordshire classrooms this spring, followed by live workshops facilitated by the actors; Krage Brown, Jess-Lloyd Jones and Alena Patel.
Over 300 children will interact with the project across the county.
The film has been produced by Cherwell Theatre Company, edited and animated by Yael Biran, with sound design by Adrian Banks.
Tristan will direct ‘Pete Stays Home’, a new play adapted by Renata Allen from the 2020 book by Karra McFarlane and Kim Hankinson, produced by Cherwell Theatre Company.
The play will tour school playgrounds, early years centres and outdoor settings this spring, with set and costume design by Rachael Twyford.
Tristan shot his new E Safety drama ‘Do You Accept’ (adapted from his 2017 play ‘The Web’) in December and the film is now in post-production.
The film, shot largely on green screen at Activate Learning’s Banbury Campus is to be edited by Yael Biran with composition by Adrian Banks and graphic design by Nadia Rich.
It will be screened in Oxfordshire schools with accompanying live workshops in March 2021.
Tristan will adapt his 2017 schools play ‘The Web’ into a film in October/November with support from Arts Council England, Thames Valley Police, Oxfordshire Community Foundation and Cherwell District Council.
Online R&D with young people will be conducted in October, with filming over 2 weeks in November.
The film will be distributed with live online workshops attached for Oxfordshire schools in Spring 2021.
Tristan’s new play ‘Sam and Zoe Vs Evermore”, co-written with Jess Lloyd-Jones and Krage Brown will be featured in the form of Q&As, workshops and a sharing of a 15 minute filmed extract as part of the Generate 7’s Digital Artist Development Festival.
The event is scheduled for the first week in November and 6 other supported artists of the Royal and Derngate Theatre will also share their work.
Butterfingers have received ACE funding to develop “Sam and Zoe Vs Evermore” a new game theatre comedy inspired by Dungeons and Dragons. An R&D process will take place in March in Banbury and Oxford with participatory opportunities for young people through Cherwell Theatre Company.
The creative team are:
Writer/Director: Tristan Jackson-Pate
Actor/Writers: Krage Brown, Jess Lloyd-Jones
Movement Director: Sam George
Dramaturg: Joe Ball
Set and puppetry designer: Rachael Twyford
Sound designer: Adrian Banks
There will be sharing performances at the end of the process for students at Banbury and Oxford colleges and Oxford Brookes University.
Butterfingers, in Association with Cherwell Theatre Company were one of 5 Oxfordshire based companies to share an extract of new work with an industry audience at the “OTM Emanate Showcase” at the Old Fire Station Theatre, Oxford.
The Dungeons and Dragons inspired game theatre comedy is due to tour in Spring 2021.
Tristan will direct the classic David Walliam’s novel Mr Stink this summer with Heartbreak Productions.
The play will tour across the UK throughout the summer. Tour dates, cast and creatives to be announced soon.
PLEASE NOTE, THIS PRODUCTION HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19, MARCH 2020
Tristan’s next project will be a short tour with Red Dog Theatre in Andrew Bovell’s ‘When the Rain Stops Falling’.
He will play the role of Gabriel Law in this production, which visits Oxford’s Old Fire Station Theatre and Cheltenham Everyman Studio.
Tristan is currently rehearsing his new play ‘Myth’ in Banbury with Cherwell Theatre Company.
The play is set to tour outdoor locations across Oxfordshire from 20-26 August.
Tristan will write, direct and co-compose music for a new play ‘Myth’ inspired by Greek Mythology, which will tour outdoor locations in Oxfordshire this August, produced by Cherwell Theatre Company.
‘CTC’ present vibrant community theatre productions in which young people work with a professional creative team and alongside a cast of actors to bring accessible theatre into the North Oxfordshire community, breaking down barriers for those who would not usually see live performance.
In this production, commissioned by their Young Company, the team will bring to life classical myths of ancient Greece, with live music, puppetry and a Greek chorus to boot!
Each performance is free to attend, with no booking necessary and the company will be joined by local bands and community groups who will perform alongside them.
The cast and creative team are:
Writer/Director/Co-composer: Tristan Jackson-Pate
Movement Director: Emma Webb
Set/Costume/Puppetry Designer: Rachael Twyford
Stage Manager: Harry Card
Co-Composer/Hades/Kronos/Prometheus: Adrian Banks
Zeus/Chorus Leader: Liam Nooney
Demeter/Hera/Chorus: Jessica Lloyd_Jones
This accessible production has been made possible by funding from the National Lottery Community Fund and the generous support of Cherwell District Council, The Victoria Wood Foundation, The Ormonde Foundation, Bartlett Taylor Charitable Trust, The Lynn Foundation and Doris Fields Charitable Trust.
Tristan will direct two plays from the 2018 NT Connections festival in June and July, for Pegasus Theatre, Oxford.
Students on the ‘Boom Satsuma’ course will perform in ‘The Changing Room’ by Chris Bush and ‘Dungeness’ by Chris Thompson. The plays explore adolescence and LGBTQ+ issues respectively and will be performed both at Pegasus Theatre and in local schools, as part of the course’s Theatre in Education module.
Public performances will take place on July 12, with full details to be announced shortly.
Tristan has been awarded a grant from Arts Council England to develop his new play for young people ‘Super Group’, which explores the highs and lows of teenage musicians.
Research and Development will take place in April at Birmingham Old Rep Theatre, where Tristan is an Associate Artist in 2019-20.
Students from Birmingham Ormiston Academy will take roles in the play’s development, with other creatives to be confirmed soon.
This project was also made possible by generous support from the Directors Charitable Foundation
Tristan has received a Big Lottery Project Grant to produce a new play ‘Myth’, which he will write and direct for Cherwell Theatre Company in August.
The play explores Greek Mythology and will be performed with a part professional, part community cast of young people in North Oxfordshire.
The play tours to several outdoor locations including new build housing developments, parks, festivals and youth centres August 18-26.
Tristan will once again work with Oxford based company ‘Human Story Theatre’ in February.
He will play ‘Hugo’ in Gaye Poole’s film ‘Yeah No Buts’, which explores the health and lifestyle choices of NHS nurses, and addresses the pressures they are under.
Nice Tree Films will produce the short, which will be shot in Oxfordshire.
Tristan will be an Associate Artist at Birmingham Old Rep from 2019-2020.
He will write and direct a new play ‘Super Group’, currently in development with the theatre.