Candice Edmunds
Director/Writer/Dramaturge
Film, TV & Theatre
Candice is co Artistic Director of award-winning theatre company Vox Motus, and a director and dramaturg for theatre and dance.
For Vox Motus she has co-created and co-directed all the company’s productions. Recent successes include Flight (Vox Motus / Edinburgh International Festival / Beacon Arts Centre), Dragon (Vox Motus/ National Theatre of Scotland / Tianjin Peoples’ Arts Theatre China) and The Infamous Brothers Davenport (Vox Motus / Royal Lyceum Theatre). Their productions tour internationally and been nominated for and won numerous awards, including a UK Theatre Award for Dragon and a Herald Angel for Flight.
Directing credits include Carmen (Oper Wuppertal) and her critically acclaimed adaptation Dance of Death in association with The Citizens’ Theatre, Glasgow. Candice has collaborated with Barrowland Ballet on Wolves, Whiteout, A Conversation With Carmel and The River (for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games Cultural Program).
Theatre
Production | Company | Notes |
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CARMEN 2018 | Wuppertaler Bühnen Opera, Germany | Director |
WITHOUT A HITCH 2017 | Room-2-Manouevre / JoJo Dance Centre (Finalnd) / Dance Base | Dramaturge. |
FLIGHT 2017 | Vox Motus / Edinburgh International Festival / The Beacon Arts Centre | Director. To premiere at EIF 2017. |
DANCE WITH DEATH 2016 | In association with The Citizens' Theatre | Candice Edmunds in association with The Citizens' Theatre, 2016. |
DRAGON 2015 | Vox Motus/National Theatre Scotland/TPAT/Edinburgh International Festival | Director. Remount of the 2013 productions. |
Whiteout 2015 | Barrowland Ballet/DIG | Dramaturge |
Thoughts Spoken Loud From Above 2015 | National Theatre of Scotland / A Play, A Pie and A Pint | Director. |
The River 2014 | Barrowland Ballet | Dramaturge. |
Dragon 2014 | Tianjin Peoples' Arts Theatre (Tianjin, China) with Vox Motus and National Theatre Scotland. | Director. |
Dragon 2013 | Vox Motus/National Theatre Scotland/Tianjin Peoples' Arts Theatre | Director. Nominated for 5 Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland. Winner: Best Technical Presentation. |
The Infamous Brothers Davenport 2011 | Vox Motus/Royal Lyceum Theatre | Director. |
A Conversation with Carmel 2012 | Barrowland Ballet | co Director & Dramaturge. |
The Not-So-Fatal-Death of Grandpa Fredo 2010 | Vox Motus | Director and Writer. |
Bright Black 2009 | Vox Motus | Director & Writer. |
Slick 2008 | Vox Motus/Tron Theatre Company. | Director & Writer. Winner: Fringe First. |