Nadia Fall

Feature film written by Shuhayla El-Bushra

Short Film. Written by Suhayla El-Bushra. Produced by Nicky Bentham.

Sky original drama based on the stories of key workers from the community and their fight against the coronavirus. Starring Russell Tovey, Anya Chalotra and Eamonn Walker.

It's extremely moving, and showcases the resilience and hard work of our frontline workers.” ★★★★ TV Mag

By Alan Bennett. Starring Rochenda Sandall

Written by Sampson Hawkins
Part Jerusalem part This Country, bringing big laughs while asking serious questions about identity nostalgia and modernity” ★★★★ The Guardian
“In Nadia Fall’s exuberant production, you relish the company of these characters” ★★★★ The Guardian
“An outrageously funny, politicised rural comedy loaded with zingers and heart, both of which are well served by a cast of six in Nadia Fall’s big and bouncy staging.” ★★★★ The Times

Written by Conor McPherson
An immaculate revival of Conor McPherson's melancholy gem of a tale" ★★★★ Daily Mail
“The beauty of Nadia Fall’s production is that it holds its nerve.” ★★★★ The Times

Written by Dipo Baruwa-Etti
“Nadia Fall’s production is dynamic… this is a blinder” ★★★★ Evening Standard
“Nadia Fall's production radiates kinetic energy.” ★★★★ The Stage

By Alan Bennett. Starring Rochenda Sandall

Written by August Wilson. Starring Aaron Pierre, Lenny Henry. "As electric as anything in the theatre of the last 100 years." ★★★★ The Observer; "Atmospheric... builds with the thunder and fury of the most savage Greek tragedy." ★★★★ Time Out

Adapted by Inua Ellams. "Buoyed by first-rate performances, this production transforms the Russian classic into an eye-opening account of the Biafran war." ★★★★ The Guardian.

Adaptation by April De Angelis of Lope de Vega’s Fuenteovejuna, starring Anya Chalotra. "Outstanding, an enthralling production." ★★★★★ Morning Star. "A great piece of storytelling…flat-out wonderful." ★★★★ The Times.

Written by Taylor Mac

Written by Simon Vinnicombe

by Suhayla El-Bushr
Lyttleton

Playwright: Timberlake Wertenbaker.
"Nadia Fall’s version is richly justified by its epic sweep" ★★★★ The Guardian

Playwright: Alan Ayckbourn.
"Applause greeted the boat’s first stirrings on the water on opening night; but it’s the emotional ripples left in the show’s wake you remember" ★★★★The Telegraph

Adapted by Tanya Ronder.
from Shahid Nadeem’s play,
★★★★
‘Visually ravishing. Nadia Fall's beautiful, silken production balances clarity and fluency.'
Financial Times

Playwright: Harold Brighouse.

"Fall’s stock as a director has been rising through productions such as The Doctor’s Dilemma and Home at the National Theatre; now the final, clinching proof of her skills comes in the deceptively bucolic setting of Regent’s Park."
★★★★ Financial Times

Written and performed by Michaela Coel

★★★★
'A triumph. A firecracker of a monologue.’ Guardian

Playwright: Nadia Fall
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‘Vivid. Filled with a fierce eloquence.’ Guardian

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Written by Mark Haddon.
Adapted for the stage by Simon Stephens.

Associate Director: Nadia Fall.

Written by Alan Bennett. Music by George Fenton.

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Playwright: George Bernard Shaw.
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Produced by The National Theatre

Playwright: Pirandello.
Rehearsed reading
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Writer: Tamsin Oglesby.
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Guildhall final year show
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Story-boarding

Devised by the Company.
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Written and Directed by Nadia Fall.