ANTHONY BROWN THE ACTOR. Welcomes You

ANTHONY BROWN. Is proud to have worked with the likes of Owain Astles, a writer/director and photographer from Bristol & London. He has worked extensively with various Theatre companies including, The National Youth Theatre, The Royal Shakespeare Company and Cardboard Citizens in conjunction with the Arts Council raising awareness of social issues via acting.

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REAL STORIES OF STREET HOMELESSNESS

Sleeping Rough is a community-based participatory film about street homelessness in the UK. Using real interviews conducted with members of the homeless community all around the country, the film is a docudrama that follows three characters, looking at the circumstances that force each of them to sleep on the street. Sleeping Rough is an exercise in participatory storytelling, featuring actors with lived experience of homelessness, who collaborated in creating the film.

By writer / director Owain Astles

(Member of BFI NETWORK x BAFTA Crew, BFI New Writers Lab & BBC Arts)

In collaboration with Cardboard Citizens and The Big Issue Foundation

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SHOW REEL

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A MATTER OF MIND.

Anthony Brown worked with Cardboard Citizens, a theatre company making life-changing theatre with and for homeless and marginalised people for over twenty years.

A Matter of Mind is a theatrical lecture incorporating neuroscientific research on the impact of violence on the brain and the effect of mindfulness as a potential coping strategy.

The theatrical process of this play( has been documented by (S)DNA via presentation videos about the development of the adolescent brain.

A Matter of Mind was presented at Rich Mix in September 2014.

As seen in SHOW REEL above.

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PHOENIX RISING

Anthony Brown worked with The Big House on the production of Phoenix Rising.

Which follows the first steps of an 18-year-old care leaver – steps that lead straight into poverty, bad company and the constant attacks of his worst enemy – himself.

Out on the track, he is untouchable. No-one can get near him.

But when his wings start to fail him, he will have to face his demons, to make one final flight.''

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