Pat Boothman

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Earlier this year Pat performed to sell out audiences at the Esher Theatre in Surrey, London playing a variety of roles in this pithy comedy.

The production was well received: Photos and Press

TESCO CHRISTMAS COMMERCIAL 2020

– This Christmas there is no Naughty List

PYRFORD PORTRAITS

Part of the Pyrford Portraits series; Pat reads a poem by John Donne, a local poet.

DON QUIXOTE

In addition to  her recent production of A Coy Mistress Pat is also working on an arthouse web series production playing the title role of Don Quixote. The project is an ambitious one and will be filmed over a series of months.

Both the setting and the method of filming will be very different to the classic Cervantes book, set as it is on a narrowboat on the River Lea in North East London and involving a filming style where the camera operators and crew will form part of the production. It is the brainchild of award winning director Alexander Fodor.

BAGHEAD

Pat’s most recent film is already an award winner having won the TriForceFest competition to achieve funding.

Pat plays a lead role in this film realised by Director Alberto Corredor, playing a sinister witch –

https://www.facebook.com/albertocorredor.film/

a striking contrast to her usual casting but the director was taken by the potential shown in her showreel.

The movie’s progress can be followed through the director’s Facebook page.

ANKOMN INFORMMERCIAL

This sees Pat sharing food preserving tips as part of of promotion for the vacuum food container produced by Ankomn. As well as herself the commercial featured Pat’s dog Molly! (clip)

CHIP IN THE SUGAR

Pat also enjoyed playing the lead role of Mam in a short adaptation of Alan Bennett’s CHIP IN THE SUGAR , under award winning director Claudio Ravanelli (clip)

ELLA'S SECRET

by Harris Freedman.

Review

In 2016 Pat played the title role of Ella in this production in which she not only performed but also produced at London’s prestigious Baron’s Court Theatre.

The play centres around two women whose lives have been affected by the same Nazi-SS officer.

The production re-established her already solid artistic relationship with Edward Davies as director and Peggy Mahon who she played opposite in this enigmatic two hander.

Earlier this year Pat performed at the Steyning Festival in Sussex as part of the Shakespeare’s Sonnets in the Park event and did her most recent voice over for Spring Bedfellows.

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