Founded in 2003 in Paris by five graduates of the Lecoq school hailing from Canada, USA, UK and Switzerland.
Since 2003 we have devised several original pieces and performed in Paris, New York, Edinburgh, Scalpay, Seattle, Toronto, South Carolina and Chicago.
Adam Paolozza
Adam is a graduate of École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq and has studied Corporeal Mime with the Decroux company Intrepido in Paris.
With TheatreRUN he has created several shows and toured Europe and America. TheatreRUN highlights: Horror Vacui: A Twisted Tale (2003 New York Fringe, 2004 Piccolo Spoleto, 2004 Edinburgh Festival), Russian Doll (commissioned and performed at Consolidated Works Contemporary Arts Center in Seattle 2004 and at Piccolo Spoleto 2004-Seattle Times FOOTLIGHT AWARD recipient for independent theatre), TOOLS (#1 selling show at the Toronto Festival of Clowns. Co-produced with Why Not Theatre), The Raven (co-created with Ravi Jain and Coleen MacPherson) and SPENT, (Factory Theatre Toronto, co-creation with Theatre Smith-Gilmour and Why Not Theatre).
In Canada Adam has created and performed with Pleiades Theatre, Tiny Bird & TheatreSKAM, The Children’s Peace Theatre, and Crate Productins. He is a regular collaborator with Theatre Smith-Gilmour (Chekhov’s Heartache, The Mansfield Project and Lu Xun Blossoms, GRIMM too & SPENT).
In Canada Adam has created and performed with Pleiades Theatre, Tiny Bird & TheatreSKAM, The Children’s Peace Theatre, and Crate Productins. He is a regular collaborator with Theatre Smith-Gilmour (Chekhov’s Heartache, The Mansfield Project and Lu Xun Blossoms, GRIMM too & SPENT).
He has directed for Soulpepper (The Sound Plays, Luminato festival 2008, w/Ravi Jain) and for the Children’s Peace Theatre (HERO: Under Construction and In Shadows) and is currently a member of the Canadian Stage’s ermerging director’s program, BASH!
Adam also teaches acting workshops all over Canada using his own unique interpretation of the Lecoq pedagogy.
Adam also teaches acting workshops all over Canada using his own unique interpretation of the Lecoq pedagogy.
Molly Feingold
Molly Feingold is a Theatre Artist based in Chicago Illinois. She received her BFA in Theatre from the North Carolina School of the Arts and is a graduate of the professional program at the International School of Physical Theatre Jacques Lecoq in Paris France.
She is a founding member of TheatreRUN International Ensemble with whom she has created and performed original shows, Horror Vacui, Russian Doll and Cabaret Fou! at the NY Fringe, Piccolo Spoleto, Edinburgh Fringe and Consolidated Works (Seattle). Her regional theatre performance credits include The Geranium on the Window Sill Just Died, Amazing Adventures of Anna Marie, The Quilt Makers Gift and Waiting for Lefty. She has directed movement for Opera Cabal, Vitalist Theatre, Anatomy Collective, Big Theatre, Second City and Experimental Theatre Chicago. Her Directing credits include Lookingglass Young Ensemble’s original creation Stories from the Attic and High Concept Laboratories production of The Maids. She is also a teaching artist with Lookingglass Theatre Company and Managing and Artistic Director of High Concept Laboratories. Anne Sorce
Anne Sorce is a New York-based performer and creator. With TheatreRUN: Horror Vacui (Piccolo Spoleto Fest./Charleston, Edinburgh and New York Fringe Festivals); Russian Doll (ConWorks/Seattle and Piccolo Spoleto Fest./Charleston).
Anne is a collaborator with Movementpants Dance (La Spectra). Other companies she has worked with include Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Temporary Distortion, and The Combustibles. Anne holds a B.A. in Media Studies from Pomona College and trained at the Marymount Drama Program in London. She has studied clown and bouffon with Giovanni Fusetti and is a graduate of the Ecole Jacques Lecoq.
Martine Eichenberger
A native French speaker, Martine Eichenberger is the swiss chocolate member of the company. After working on Horror Vacui and Russian Doll in Europe and America she discovered Canada working on Artaud: un portrait en décomposition finally acting with TheatreRUN in her mother tongue!
In Switzerland she collaborates frequently with the Lecoq company based in Geneva Le Collectif des mondes contraires (www.mondescontraires.com) as an actor and creator. The company is known for devising their own work. They also give workshops for actors, students and immigrant workers in Switzerland, using Forum Theatre techniques.
Martine has extensive training in mask with Werner Strub in (Switzerland), Antonio Fava (Italy), Familie Flöz (Germany), clown with Pierre Byland (France), and dance with Philippe Serre (Switzerland).
Martine also works for Swiss radio (couleur3 RSR), tv (TSR) doing voice over for documentaries and commercials.
Alongside her work as an actor, she is a French language trainer (Français Langue Etrangère, Theatre and Improvisation) and she has obtained the title of Adults Trainer with Brevet Fédéral. She created www.team-time.ch and works as an independent for national and international business companies. (Teambuilding, communication and personal skills)
Sophie Fletcher
Sophie is a performer, writer and director. She is co-artistic director of People Can Run Productions with who she has created three shows (The Ushers, Aruba and Fish Story) and a short film, Happy Birthday, currently playing on the festival circuit. Sophie is also one third of female comedy trio Fletcher, Heffernan & Stanley who are currently performing their live sketch-show, The History Girls in London. She recently appeared in Jack Thorne’s Fanny and Faggot at the Trafalgar Studios in London and was a finalist in the 2007 JMK Young Directors award. Sophie trained at the École Jacques Lecoq in Paris and lives in London.
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