Private Lives

Claire Barber

Claire was last seen in 'Shakers Restirred' playing the character of Adele. She has thoroughly enjoyed preparing for A Culinary Cabaret as she has a bit of a musical theatre bug and this has allowed it a bit of freedom! It has been great fun, despite the logistical issues that come with organising such a varied performance. She currently lives in Sandhurst with Jeremy (husband), Eloise (a five year old menace), Angus (a rather austere cat) and Saffy (a sock-obsessed smaller cat...)

John Arnold

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Christina Clayton

Originally from Scotland, Christina was involved in a number of amdram productions there in her teenage years. She took a few years out after moving to London until she discovered Theatre 64. Since joining the group, she has acted in "Oh! What a Lovely War" and "Over My Dead Body". After taking a few months off following the birth of her daughter, Maria, she is very happy to be treading the boards again and is delighted to have been cast in Private Lives.

Tim Carpenter

Tim, having moved to Aldershot from the South West corner of London, made his debut with Theatre64 in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' where he was promptly beaten up by Puck and forced into a dress by a bunch of (very) rude mechanicals (these two events were unrelated). This done, the next venture was to get slapped about a bit in 'Private Lives'. Tim, having discovered this new 'inner masochist' thought he would stick around and see just what else gets foisted upon him.

Natalie

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Peter Jeffares

Pete joined Theatre64 ten years ago in their 40th anniversary year. He has appeared in several shows and also directed 'The Wind in the Willows' and 'Private Lives'. After a break of three years, Pete is delighted to have returned to Theatre64 for 'Much Ado About Nothing'. Claudio is a fantastic role to have with a huge range of emotions on show as the story unfolds. Working with Gill as director and a brilliant ensemble cast, this has been the most exciting show Pete has worked on. Pete found the recent workshop with Michael Corbidge an incredible experience which has changed the whole approach of rehearsals and really elevated the standard of the group.