That Almost Unnameable Lust by Rebecca Lenkiewicz Directed by Rosie Barwick
		Tuesday 28 February - Saturday 4 March, 2023 At the Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington

One of five plays performed together as part of Spring Forward - a collection of short plays directed by members of the Tower's New Directors' scheme.

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Photography by Robert Piwko

Cast List Liz : Emma Cornford Katherine : Vyvian Shaw Writer : Alice Marie Han-Thomas Production Team Director : Rosie Barwick Costume Design : Emma Efkeman Sound Design: Ruth Sullivan Voice over by Gwendoline Williams and Rosie Barwick

For Spring Forward Producer: Angharad Ormond Set Design: Angharad Ormond with Jude Chalk Lighting Design: Alexander Kampmann Stage Managers: Ragan Keefer and Jack Pattison Lighting Operator: Eleanor Albu or Andrew Davis Sound Operator: Kaushal Ginige Set Construction and Rigging: Phillip Ley, Keith Syrett, Paul Graves, Laurence Tuerk and members of the company Fight Director: Richard Kirby

	This is Emma Cornford's fourth production with the Tower having recently played Miss Fitt in All That Fall. She made her debut last year in Death and the Maiden and appeared in Ghost Stories as one half of a Satanist couple in A Ten Minute Play About Rosemary's Baby. Emma is a Drama teacher of many years' standing and currently works in an East London secondary school.			Vyvian Shaw joined the Tower in 1993 and has appeared in several musicals including The Wind in the Willows and The Producers, both taken to the Minack Theatre in Cornwall. Three years ago as the pandemic hit she was rehearsing 5 Women which has since been released as an audio play. Back in the theatre in 2021, she was in Escaped Alone, and last year she appeared in Coram Boy (in London and Cornwall) and in Ghost Stories.
	Alice Marie Han-Thomas is an actor, writer and film director from east London. She's currently studying Film & TV at London South Bank university. When she's not writing and directing films, she's working as a fairy entertainer for children on the weekends as a part time job. She does photography wherever she can, and reads as many books written by BAME women as possible. She's just finished directing her first short film, and is now working on her second which she has written and is producing. Alice is particularly interested in writing stories about women and their place in the world - the women you often don't hear enough about. She wants to elevate their voices and hers with them.			Rosie Barwick is an actor and theatre director from South London. She trained in acting at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and movement at the Royal Academy of Dance and the Kunstquartier Bethanien, Berlin. She has a degree in Law and International Relations, and currently works with females with multiple disadvantages. She is particularly interested in Women’s stories and work that explores societal and community issues. That Almost Unnameable Lust is her solo directing debut. She has recently assistant directed on Leave Taking (Tower Theatre) and Voices from Home (King’s Head Theatre).