Act provocateur international

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Act Provocateur International is the resident theatre company at the Lion & Unicorn in Kentish Town.[1] A Fringe theatre, most productions run between two and four weeks. The company has taken productions to various theatre festivals around the world, including eleven visits to the Edinburgh Fringe. Content varies between classic and new writing. 2007 saw the company run a festival of one-person shows.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Camden Council: Theatres in Camden

Act Provocateur was founded in 2001 by Victor Sobchak (Artistic Director), Iaione Perez (Principle Actor) and Andy McQuade (Principle Actor).

Best known for hard-hitting in-yer-face style of theatre and for promoting new writing.

Andy McQuade releasing autobiography, 'Breaking The Chain' in April 2008.

Iaione Perez is now based in Spain working on her film career.

[1]API also host major theatre festival in London for Solo Performers.