Directing
Due to recent cuts to government funding, Mark has now moved to freelance directing rather than producing under his previous company, Dramaiocht Productions.
A Christmas Carol
The Chelsea Theatre 2025
Ebenezer Scrooge
The Importance of Being Earnest
Actors Church, Covent Garden and OSO Theatre, Barnes 2026
The Importance of Being Ernest is a wonderful satire of the social conventions of late Victorian London. The play's major themes are the triviality with which society treats institutions as serious as marriage as well as the resulting satire of Victorian ways.
The Importance of Being Earnest
Chelsea Theatre 2023 & Covent Garden Church 2024
The Importance of Being Ernest is a wonderful satire of the social conventions of late Victorian London. The play's major themes are the triviality with which society treats institutions as serious as marriage as well as the resulting satire of Victorian ways.
Talking Heads
The Chelsea Theatre, 2022/2023
Award-winning Actor Mark Beer and Georgie Rodgers have joined forces to present a special performance of two of Alan Bennett’s much-loved monologues from the critically acclaimed Talking Heads series.
Home for a Lost Soldier
Albany theatre in 2017, then moved from Detford to playhouse, finally at Arts Theatre Leciester Square
In 2017 Mark co-directed his first production, Home for a Lost Soldier with award-winning Playwright Alfie James, in the West End. Capturing a small community in the aftermath of the war and how they coped when the soldiers returned home and how they worked towards rebuilding their lives. “Home” is a love story and a thriller rolled into one with a wonderful cast which also explores issues of mental health, unemployment, disabilities and women’s rights.
