Artistic Director:

Charlotte Gwinner is founder of ANGLE . She produced ANGLE 's initial call for plays in East London and its inaugural season Tri ANGLE 09 at Hackney Empire, directing "Commercial Rd" by Mina Maisuria and "The Sea at Night" by Luciana Saldanha.

Charlotte will direct "Our New Girl" by Nancy Harris at the Bush Theatre in 2012, and has previously directed there "The Knowledge" by John Donnelly and "Little Dolls", also by Nancy Harris.

Her previous directing credits include: "Knives and Hens" by David Harrower (Bath Theatre Royal); "The Confederate" by Simon Bent (Trafalgar Studios), "Men Should Weep" by Ena Lamont Stewart (Oxford Stage Company, The Citizens Theatre); "Riders to The Sea, The Shadow of the Glen and The Tinkers Wedding" by JM Synge and "Everything Must Go" by Stephen Sharkey (Southwark Playhouse); "The Blood of Others" (The Arcola); "The Conservatory" by Mark Dooley (The Old Red Lion); and "The Country of The Blind" (The Gate Theatre). Charlotte was Director on Attachment at The National Theatre Studio.

Producer:

Clare Slater has worked with ANGLE for over two years, securing funding for ANGLE 's first season Tri ANGLE 09 and now as producer for ANGLE at the Bush . She is the Assistant Literary Manager at the National Theatre and works as Drama Developer for TV company, Rare Day.

Associate Director:

Blanche McIntyre will direct ANGLE 's two selected plays "Behind The Lines" and "Repentance" for ANGLE at The Bush this January. Blanche is the winner of the first Leverhulme Bursary for Emerging Theatre Directors. She was Associate Director at Out of Joint in 2010, and Director in Residence at the National Theatre Studio and the Finborough Theatre in 2009.

Directing includes: "When Did You Last See My Mother?" at the Trafalgar Studios; "Pinching For My Soul" (Focus Theatre, Dublin); "Robin Hood" (Latitude); "Foxfinder", "Accolade" and "Moliere or the League of Hypocrites" (Finborough Theatre); "Open Heart Surgery" (Soho Theatre/Southwark Playhouse); "Wuthering Heights" (National Tour); "The Revenger's Tragedy" (BAC); "The Master and Margarita" (Greenwich Playhouse). Blanche also works as a writer and librettist.

Literary Associate:

Alice is a Creative Associate at the Bush and a freelance theatre director. She has been a script reader for the Bruntwood Prize, the Royal Court and the Bush Theatre. Directing includes: "it is having fallen out of grace" (Bush Theatre), "Recalculating" (Arcola Theatre), "Limbs" (Southwark Playhouse / Nabokov), "Soyuz-40" (Arcola Theatre), "Custard" (OVNV), "Fantasia" (Old Vic 24 Hour Plays), "After the Flood" (Old Vic), "The Ostrich and the Dolphin" (National Tour).

Trustees:

Jon Rayman (Chair)
Jon Rayman is a solicitor, and has practised in Manchester and London. For lengthy periods he has served as a member of the Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster Health Authority, on the London Library Committee, and as a Trustee of the Oxford University Society. He is currently Chairman of the Westway Development Trust and a Trustee of the National Academy of Writing

Mark Lockhart (Treasurer)
Mark is a chartered accountant whose career has encompassed both the business world and the charity sector. He qualified as an accountant with Kidsons in London, worked for Arthur Andersen and then became a partner with MacIntyre Hudson in the City.

Mark joined the charity sector full-time in 1993 and is Finance Director and Company Secretary of Westway Development Trust, a pioneering, asset-owing development trust operating in West London. He is also Treasurer of SOVA, a leading national charity working with offenders, ex-offenders, their families and others in contact with the criminal justice system and is Treasurer of Kensington & Chelsea Mental Health Association (MIND).

Henny Finch
Henny is Executive Producer for Headlong Theatre where she has lead produced "Rough Crossings", "Angels in America" (national tour and Lyric Hammersmith), "Faustus" (Hampstead Theatre and national tour), "Restoration", "Paradise Lost" (national tours) and "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot" (Almeida). For Oxford Stage Company she produced several projects on tour and in London. She was previously Assistant Producer for Act Productions, working on many West End plays and musicals. Before joining Act she worked for theatrical agency London Management and at the Almeida Theatre. She is also a trustee of Tara Arts. www.headlongtheatre.co.uk

Esther Baker
Esther is artistic director of The Synergy Theatre Project which she co-founded in 1999 soon after winning the Butler Trust Development Award for innovative and effective work with prisoners. She has directed thirteen of Synergy's productions including: "Elmina's Kitchen" (HMP Brixton), "On the Waterfront" (Wimbledon Studio Theatre), "Burn" and "Someone to Watch Over Me" (Southwark Playhouse), "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" (HMP Wandsworth) and short film "The Rains of Fear" (BFI, LA Film Festival), as well as working for mainstream theatres such as The Royal Court (Write Now rehearsed readings), Young Vic ("Inferno"), National Theatre Studio ("Antigone") and in the West End ("The Lieutenant of Inishmore"). www.synergytheatreproject.co.uk