01Robert Tremayne
Robert founded Dionysus Theatre and leads its artistic vision, productions and development.
An award-winning director, Robert has worked with theatre companies across Sussex including Southwick Players, Worthing Musical Theatre Company and Ditchling Players. His directing credits beyond Dionysus include The Taxidermist’s Daughter, Murder on the Nile, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Kipps, Our House, Cranford and his own adaptation of A Christmas Carol.
His Southwick Players production of The Taxidermist’s Daughter was the first staging of the play outside Chichester Festival Theatre and received the Arts Council Award for Excellence. Our House for Worthing Musical Theatre Company won the NODA Award for Excellence.
Robert directed Southwick Players’ Murder on the Nile before stepping into the production as Canon Pennefather. It brought together the artists who would become the Muses of Dionysus and marked the beginning of several important creative partnerships.
His Dionysus performances include Elyot Chase in Private Lives, Count Fosco in The Woman in White, Constantin in La Mouette, Lady Sneerwell and Trip in School for Scandal, Alan Turing in Breaking the Code, Duke Orsino and Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, and Luke Sanderson in The Haunting of Hill House.
Beyond Dionysus, Robert played Italian opera composer Gaetano Donizetti in The Maestro, touring the production across the UK and Italy and performing in Donizetti’s home city of Bergamo.
A graduate of Northbrook Metropolitan College and a member of Equity, Robert is committed to making ambitious classic theatre accessible and taking the company’s work to audiences across the UK. In A Christmas Carol by Candlelight, he appears as Ebenezer Scrooge and serves as adaptor and designer.
robert@dionysus-theatre.co.uk ↗



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