Vic Bryson

Vic is a highly skilled character actor and physical theatre performer with very varied experienced that embraces classic plays as well as new writing and devised work. She has toured around Britain and Europe in classics such as THE REVENGER’S TRAGEDY, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, ST. JOAN and THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. Her versatility is perhaps best demonstrated by the fact that she played Lady Bracknell and Bobbie in THE RAILWAY CHILDREN within six months of each other! Her physical and mask work have been with some of the best such companies in the country including Trestle (THE SMALLEST PERSON & BEYOND MIDNIGHT) and Shared Experience for whom she understudied and then played Grace Poole in JANE EYRE at the Trafalgar Studios. Other London appearances include ABIGAIL’S PARTY at the New Ambassadors and Livia in GALILEO which toured London churches for Jumped-Up Theatre Company. At the 2006 Edinburgh Festival she created the role of Cherry in FOOD for The Imaginary Body which was one of the sell-out hits of the fringe. In 2007 the show toured nationally and then had a successful season at London’s BAC.