Producer: Sue Scott Davison
Following a twenty five year career as an actress, Sue became a producer in 2003. She established Scott Davison Productions and its sister company, Lifeblood Theatre Company, with the aim of producing high quality commissioned and established texts for both commercial and subsidised theatre.
Productions include, Two Way Mirror (2006, Theatre Museum), Future Me (2007, Theatre 503), which was revived in 2009 (UK Tour & Only Connect, London) and Love of A Good Woman (2009), produced as part of the Newbury Corn Exchange’s Evolve project, which promotes the development of artists and new work. We are currently co-producing The Railway Children at Waterloo Station, opening on July 4 2010.
Liberty by Glyn Maxwell, was comissioned and developed for Lifeblood Theatre Company and co-produced with Shakespeare’s Globe (2008), followed by a national tour. Other shows for Lifeblood include, The Lifeblood (Edinburgh, 2004), which was voted best performance and play by The British Theatre Guide and was revived as part of the British Council Showcase (Edinburgh & Riverside, 2005). Glyn Maxwell’s Blind Eye Crying will be co-produced with the Onassis Programme in 2011.
Sue was awarded a Stage One New Producer’ s Bursary in support of her work with Lifeblood Theatre Co, and has won a Meridian Theatre Interact Award for the development and production of Liberty.
Casting
As well as casting our own productions, we offer an external casting service. Shows include To Kill A Mocking Bird (York Theatre Royal & The Touring Consortium, 2011), The Railway Children (Waterloo Station, 2010), Little Shop Of Horrors (York Theatre Royal) and A Funny Thing Happened on The Way To The Forum (York Theatre Royal).
For more information, please contact sue@scottdavisonproductions.com
Please Note: We do not accept unsolicited CVs from actors. When we are casting for a production this is normally via the distribution of a breakdown through the usual avenues of Spotlight, PCR and recognized agents.
Internships
Opportunities are occasionally available for internships at our London offices for both SDP and Lifeblood Theatre Co. These positions are most suited to current or recently graduated students with an interest in pursuing a career in theatre production or administration. Please apply with CV to the email address above, outlining your interest, experience and availability.
Scripts
Playwrights are welcome to submit material for consideration but we cannot guarantee a detailed response as we do not have a structured playreading programme in place. Please email scripts to the address above. Postal submissions are also welcome but cannot be returned.