People

We work closely with various professional theatre makers (performers, composers, directors, designers, writers, film makers) from diverse artistic and cultural experiences to devise our shows. The work could not happen without these precious collaborators.

We are also always very keen to meet new people to work with, so if you like what we do and would like to work with us, do send us an email at: re.theatre@gmail.com

Guillaume Pigé - Artistic Director
Guillaume Pigé is an Actor, Director, Mime and Magician.
He formed Theatre Re in 2009 and has directed each of the company's productions to date, which have all toured nationally and internationally to critical acclaim.

Originally from France, he has been living in the UK for the past 12 years. He trained with theatre makers and directors such as Andrew Visnesvski, Steven Wasson, Corinne Soum, Daniel Stein and Thomas Leabhart.

He is an Associate Teacher at R.A.D.A, Head of Movement at Fourth Monkey Actor Training, and is regularly invited to give workshops in the UK and internationally.

Alex Judd - Composer & Performer
Alex is a musician and composer. He studied violin, piano and composition at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London before going on to read music at Goldsmiths College, University of London and specialising in composition.

Composing extensively for dance and drama projects, Alex has written and performed the music for Theatre Re’s previous 5 productions and received an Off West End Best Sound Design award nomination for 'The Little Soldiers'. Other recent composition credits include music for pieces performed at Sadlers Wells (Elixir Festival), The Place (Resolution Festival) and the European Cultural Congress, along with commissions from the Roundhouse Choir, Kings Ely, Middlesex University and production companies Wise Buddah, Duck Duck Moose and Sons and Floodwater Films.

Alex is also an experienced session musician and is currently writing the debut album for jazz trio Future Gold, as well as playing keys for Bastien Keb and performing regularly in the West End with award-winning improvised comedy group Austentatious as an accompanying violinist.
alexjuddmusic.co.uk

Katherine Graham - Lighting Designer
Katherine is a lighting designer and researcher. She is a PhD candidate at the University of Leeds, where her work focuses on the agency of light in performance. She also holds an MA in Visual Language of Performance from Wimbledon College of Art, London, and also read Drama Studies and Modern Irish at Trinity College, Dublin.

Specialising in new and devised practice she has worked extensively as a lighting designer in the UK and Ireland, and intermittently as a stage and costume designer. With Theatre Re she has designed light for ‘Blind Man’s Song’; ‘The Little Soldiers’; and ‘The Gambler’. Her design work includes light and stage design for ‘No’s Knife’, a new adaptation of Samuel Beckett’s Texts for Nothing, in New York for the Lincoln Centre’s White Light Festival 2015. Other light designs include ‘Saxon Court’; ‘Responsible Other’; ‘Sense’; and ‘Chicken’ (Made by Brick); ‘Nineveh’ (Theatre Temoin); ‘The Flying Roast Goose’ (Out of Chaos); ‘BYPASS’ (Painted Filly); ‘You Can’t Just Leave There’s Always Something’; ‘Andy Warhol’s Nothing Special’ (Spilt Gin). She is an associate artist with Beyond the Bark Puppet and Installation Theatre, with whom she has designed lighting for ‘Spun’ and ‘The Bright Side of the Moon’.

Practice as research presentations include the solo works ‘Re-membering’ (London) and ‘City Walk’ (London/Dublin/Galway) and lighting design for the first production of Wyndham Lewis’ Enemy of the Stars (Dublin and Fez).
katherine-graham.com

Eygló Belafonte - Performer & Rehearsal Director
Eyglo Belafonte grew up dancing, singing and playing the flute. She studied contemporary dance at The Icelandic Dance Academy and graduated from The International School of Corporeal Mime in London.

Eyglo performed at the National Theatre of Iceland and danced for the award winning choreographer Helena Jonsdottir in “The Rite of Spring”. She worked with the international touring company Theatre de l'Ange Fou and toured with them in the U.S. Eyglo also works extensively with Theatre Re; recently as associate director for Fourth Monkey’s graduating students and performing in ‘The Nature of Forgetting’, currently touring around the world. She is also in Theatre Re’s new project ‘Birth’, that opened at The International Mime Festival in London, 2019.

As well as performing and directing, Eyglo has taught at The International School of Corporeal Mime, The Icelandic Academy of the Arts, The Icelandic Film School and Fourth Monkey. Eyglo is the co-founder of Ephemeral Ensemble and co-directed their two latest performances, ‘Carsick’ and 'OFFSTAGE’.

Josephine Tremelling - Production & Stage Manager, Re-lighter, External Advisor
Josephine is a Production Manager, lighting designer and theatre maker. She has been working with Theatre Re since early 2018.

Josephine studied at Dartington College of arts obtaining a BA Hons in Contemporary Theatre.
In 2014 she Co- founded Anyone Everyone Inclusive Theatre Company, and with her drama therapist co-founder Lisa Harmer runs creative workshops for children and adults, also running specialist projects for pregnant women and their families.

Josephine runs a project called the Silent Trimester which questions the silence surrounding pregnancy loss.
Josephine’s other current Theatrical projects include working with Ephemeral Ensemble, Invisible Ensemble and The Little Angel Theatre
Josephine also runs cabaret and alter ego workshops, and a weekly life drawing class.

Ramon Ayres - Teacher & Practitioner
Ramon Ayres (Brazilian) started working with theatre at a young age. He performed with various companies, exploring skills in site specific and immersive theatre, classical and contemporary plays, devising and physical theatre. He graduated in theatre from University of Sorocaba, Brazil and in physical theatre from The International School of Corporeal Mime, London. He was selected to experience the devising process of the acclaimed performance “The Encounter”, as part of Theatre Complicite's project: Adapting the Encounter, led by Kirsty Housley. He had an artistic residency at Grotowski Institute, mentored by Eugenio Barba.

He performed with the physical theatre company Theatre de l’Ange Fou touring with the them in the U.S. He performed in the physical theatre performance 300 el x 50 el x 30 el by FC Bergman at Barbican. Ramon also performed with the Fringe First award company Reetta Honkakoski. He co-directed the physical theatre piece “The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfall” that went on tour in the UK, Italy, India and South Korea.

He is regularly leading Corporeal Mime and Devising workshops in the UK and internationally, places such as Icelandic Academy of the Arts and East15. He is a regular Corporeal Mime practitioner of Fourth Monkey Actor Training Company Ramon is Artistic Director of Ephemeral Ensemble.