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CHAZ WEBB

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I am a freelance Stage and Production Manager with a wide range of skills. Experienced in lighting, sound and projection, my favourite part of stage management remains a good risk assessment. So far I have specialised in Theatre for Young Audiences, Fringe theatre and queer theatre, but I am interested in any show that presents a challenge, particularly technically. To support my work in these areas I have an Emergency First Aid at Work certification, Enhanced DBS and several NSPCC Safeguarding certifications.

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2021

UPCOMING PRODUCTIONS

The Little Prince

Embark on a whimsical journey with the Little Prince as he travels the universe, searching for the true meaning of friendship. In a world where grown-ups have forgotten how to see with their hearts, he discovers beauty, wisdom and the importance of human connection.
Toby Thompson's adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's beloved novel captures its poetic essence and philosophical depth. With his signature style, Thompson brings this enchanting tale to life, inviting audiences to embrace curiosity, wonder and the magic of imagination.

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Simple Town

Simple Town combines smart ensemble riffing with dumb slapstick in one hard-hitting hour.
Simple Town has toured their live show across the US, sold out two runs at the MOTH Club in London, and had their work appear on Adult Swim, Comedy Central, NoBudge, Cracked and more.
Their live show has played New York Comedy Festival and Netflix is a Joke Festival, and they now bring an hour of their best sketches to Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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Club Ninja

Sneak, creep and slink. Tiptoeing through the shadows as fast as light this master of disguise stealthily creeps on a mission only they know. Jump, kick and twist. The Ninja appears and vanishes before your eyes – can you catch a glimpse?  

Join us on a shadowy adventure into an imaginative, immersive world of silhouettes and movement. Discover the secrets of The Ninja as dance, shadow play and live music draw us into their mysterious world. 

Inspired by the Ninja, a highly skilled agent trained in ancient Japanese martial arts & acts of stealth, Club Ninja uses the interplay between light, shadow and dance to highlight the mischievous sneakiness of this enigmatic character.

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Last Rites

Arjun’s father never learnt to sign, and now that he’s gone, Arjun must find his own way to honour him. In a world where ancient traditions meet modern reality, Arjun embarks on a deeply personal and visually mesmerising quest to create a farewell ritual for his father – one woven from memory, love, and loss.

Last Rites is a non-verbal piece of theatre with no spoken words that is accessible to Deaf and hearing audiences. The performance includes a soundtrack with heavy use of bass so that it can be felt or heard by audience members.

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Kool Story Bro

After a UK tour, Kiell Smith-Bynoe (Taskmaster, Ghosts) brings his all-star improv show back to where it all began for a strictly limited run!
Turning stories from the audience into improvised comedy scenes, Kiell is joined by a rotating cast of world-class improvisers: Lola-Rose Maxwell, Nic Sampson, Graham Dickson, Robert Gilbert, Emily Lloyd-Saini, Emma Sidi, Anna Leong Brophy and Brendan Murphy. Plus a special guest each show!

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The Colour of Dinosaurs

Have you ever wondered what a dinosaur might do in a day? Or what they actually looked like? What colour were they? Were they really green like they are in the movies?

Dr Jakob Vinther, the famous paleontologist, changed the world with his mind-blowing scientific discovery when he figured out what colour dinosaurs actually were. Now Dr Jakob swaps the lab for the stage alongside 5 musicians, who through catchy tunes and soaring stories, learn all about Jakob’s roarsome discovery!

The Colour of Dinosaurs brings the story of Jakob’s extraordinary science to life and celebrate everyone’s identities, including disability, cultural identity, and of course, how much we all love dinosaurs!

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