Key details:

Department:
Production Arts
Year of Graduation:
2019-20
Alex Hobbs
Alex Hobbs CV.pdf
What's been your highlight during your time at Guildhall?

My highlight has been working as the Production Manager for Earthquakes in London as it was a great opportunity to be given the responsibility of organising a production of that scale.

What's been your highlight in the industry?

Working as the Technical Stage Manager for the show All the Little Lights at Tristan Bates Theatre which won an Offie Award for Best Short Run at the Camden Fringe and this was an amazing experience. 

What other passions and projects have you enjoyed exploring during your time at Guildhall?

Working on the CoLABorate projects, which are student led productions which gave me invaluable experience. All the Little Lights originally started as a CoLABorate production before being transferred to Tristan Bates Theatre in the West End.

What's something you've learned that you feel will help you when you graduate?

Understanding and working on various job roles which has helped to broaden my experience.

What are you most interested in working in after you graduate?

After I graduate, I hope to continue to work in theatre as either an Assistant Stage Manager or Deputy Stage Manager.

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Production Images

Actors sit on chairs on stage in Earthquakes in London

Earthquakes in London (photo - Mihaela Bodlovic)

Confrontation between two actors on stage in Mercury Fur

Mercury Fur (photo - Clive Barda)

Screens at the Beasts of London exhibition

Beasts of London (photo - Matthew Ferguson/FG Studios)

Actors in costume waving in a performance of Merrily We Roll Along

Merrily We Roll Along (photo - Clive Barda)

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