Just a few examples of what our graduates are up to. To find out more about individual students please visit the Graduate Pages - clicking on their photos will link you to their Spotlight or Casting Call Pro pages.

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THE BALLAD OF A THIN MAN
By Judy Upton
Drected by Kirrie Wratten
A comedy thriller: Ian, Carrie and Jade live on a ramshackle Sussex apple farm where they have converted a barn into a recording studio. All three dream of fame and fortune. One day a mysterious stranger arrives unannounced. He lets slip that he is a musician who has played with all the great names in rock music. The three friends are tempted by the opportunity to change their destinies, but the enigmatic newcomer has other ideas.
'The Ballad Of A Thin Man' marks the return of Shoreham playwright Judy Upton, after the sell-out success of 'Echoes and Shadows' at the Ropetackle Centre in January 2008
Featuring ACT Graduates Ashley Veit & Miranda Morris
21-23 May Ropetackle Arts Centre, Shoreham by Sea
Doors 7.30 pm. Show 8.00 pm Tickets £10 (£8 concessions)
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Brighton Festival 2009
Once again graduates are to be found in many of the shows happening in the Festival and Fringe Festival

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Second Impression Co present
PIANO MAN
by David Weedall
'Media Frenzy as Swimmer Emerges from Sea in Black Suit!
He cannot speak, but communicates through music.'
A quirky comedy revealing how one young female journalist, virtually solved this mystery!
Featuring ACT graduates: Christina De Vallee & Jos Lawton.
9.00 pm from 13th - 16th May.
The Friends' Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton
Tickets £7.50 (£6.50 Conces) from Brighton Fringe Dome Box Office on 01273 709709
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TALKING SHIT AND BEING INFLUENTIAL
A New Play by James Kermack
A new play being produced at this years Brighton Festival. A whirlwind look at the life of Stand Up comic Joe Sweeney on his latest national tour. We see him in concert and also behind the scenes, giving a rare insight into the craft of his material and the slight moments in life which affect him enough to bring them onto the stage.
Starring Oliver Hume
Directed by ACT graduate Christopher O' Donnell
May 9,10,16,17,23 8:00pm £6.50/ £4.50 (concessions)
Academy Of Creative Training (Fringe Venue 158)
8-10 Rock Place, BN2 1PF
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Delphic Theatre
OEDIPUS
The original Greek tragedy, in a a new adaptation by Chris Hislop
Oedipus is an epic outdoor production, a chance to see ancient theatre reinvented, and a landmark of the Brighton Festival Fringe 2009. Bring a raincoat (just in case) and a cushion!
5th, 6th, 7th and 8th of May, 7.30pm, in Jubilee Square, £10/£8 (concessions)
Featuring ACT Graduates -
Jez Hughes,
Arwen Matthews, Janine Robins,
Miranda Morris and Scott Virgo (Foundation Graduate).
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Prodigal Theatre
TEN THOUSAND SEVERAL DOORS
A dark tragedy of greed, ambition, revenge & treachery, Webster's Jacobean masterpiece 'The Duchess of Malfi' remains a provocative, profoundly original work. Prodigal supplant Webster's opulent court with a seedy 1950s underworld in this chilling site-sensitive reworking of the 17th century classic.
Stripping back to the bare bones of Webster's narrative the action plays out in a thrilling promenade among the backrooms, stairways and surrounding streets of The Nightingale Theatre venue.
Featuring ACT Graduates Kieron James, Chris Willoughby, Alex Beales, Jeff Longland & Aidan Stephenson
6th - 15th May 7pm & 10pm
Tickets: £15 www.brightonticketshop.com & 01273 709709 Dome Box Office, New Road
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Scorch Theatre
HOPE GAP
Scorch Theatre, the company behind the 2008 Brighton Fringe award-winning play Power Lunch by Alan Ball, returns to the Brighton Fringe in 2009 with the brand new dark comedy, HOPE GAP.
Set in the near future, HOPE GAP shows Britain emerging from a deep recession, now dependent upon gambling taxes following the proliferation of gaming and the nation's mass addiction to it.
Featuring ACT Graduates Peter Sundby & Tomi May (Foundation)
Open House Public House, 2-10 May, times vary, £8.50 (£7.00)
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Graduate Matthew Weyland has been touring the UK with Birmingham Stage Company playing Baloo in THE JUNGLE BOOK. This is Matthew's second year with BSC.
"The quality of the show is as high as the jungle tree-tops, the sets are lush and the characters and costumes enchanting. This is a top class production, a tropical cocktail of intense and comical moments, shaken and stirred with heart-stopping dangers and surprises. Don't miss your chance to grab the vine and swing into the theatre"
Telegraph
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ACT Graduate Jason Chan with Anthony Andrews in The Letter (National Tour and Wyndham's Theatre, West End 2007).
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