About our play
Mark, after the death of his friend, is caught up in a seven-day internal struggle, confronting grief, silence, and his own truth. The movement between reality and dream takes the viewer inside his psyche. The question is: which is more devastating: silence or truth?
Tickets & Booking
Secure your seat for our next performance. Tickets are available online for reservation or direct purchase at the venue.
The Next Performance: Unspoken
DATE: 9th -13th August 2026
TIME: 19:00 PM
VENUE: WAC Art
TICKETS £ 10.00
Our Services
project director
Giorgi Mikeladze
I guide every step - from idea to final performance - keeping everything aligned, on time, and perfectly executed.
directing
Gabriela Tores gill
creative direction that brings every element together into a cohesive and compelling performance. Our directing shapes the vision of the play, working closely with cast and crew to refine storytelling, pacing, and character development - ensuring each moment on stage resonates with clarity, emotion, and impact.
producing
Sam Fung
professional producing that turns creative vision into reality. From planning and budgeting to coordination and execution, our producing ensures every aspect runs smoothly - supporting the cast, crew, and creative team while delivering a polished, impactful performance for your audience.
Creative Minds Behind
Meet Our Team
Our talented team comprises dedicated professionals with a passion for storytelling and visual excellence, ensuring each project is executed with precision and creativity.
Project director
Giorgi Mikeladze is the project director, writer, and lead actor of the play Unspoken. He holds a master’s degree in art. Giorgi previously worked as an actor at the Sandro Akhmeteli Theatre in Georgia and has also performed at the London Voila Theatre Festival.
Actor and Writer
Producer of the play
Sam Fung is an actor, filmmaker, and producer from Hong Kong. He enjoys exploring different mediums that require creativity to tell a story - whether through words, actions, expressions, or photography.
Actor, producer and script writer.
Director of the play
Gabriela is a Colombian filmmaker and theatre maker known for blending film and live performance, notably directing The Trace of the Forgotten and And I Mean That Sincerely.
Director for screen and stage
Movement Director
Kuba Pawelczak is a Polish butoh dancer, theatremaker, and movement practitioner. He is trained at RCSSD and New Butoh School. He is interested in creating conditions in which performers can access more authentic forms of expression, allowing movement to emerge organically from the body.
Kuba Pawelczak
Sound Design and Music
Camila is an audio producer and sonic artist from Colombia, based in London. She makes music and designs sound for theatre and film, working with memory and feeling as her main materials, using sound to explore the things that are hard to put into words.
Camila Lopez
Photographer
Ivan is a photographer specialising in studio headshots and event photography. He focuses on capturing authentic expression and the energy of performance, using visual storytelling to highlight character, emotion, and atmosphere.
Camila Lopez
Ivan Sokol
Stage Designer
“Ana is a Production Designer with a professional background in architecture. Currently a 3D Artist specialising in architectural visualisation, she blends technical precision with a passion for immersive design to bring the world of Unspoken to life
Ana Odeide
about play writing process
This play is not one person’s story - it is a story made from many voices, many lives, woven into one.
Before writing it, I spoke with different people, listening to their experiences and struggles. The idea was born during my time working as a journalist in Georgia, where I was researching the quality of life for LGBTQ+ individuals.
I remember the stories of those who struggled to come out in a deeply traditional society - stories of fear, silence, and resilience.
But this play is not only about one country. It is about LGBTQ+ people everywhere who are still fighting to be seen, to be accepted, and to live as their true selves.
This is not a single narrative.
It is a story of a community.
A story of struggle, identity, and the courage to exist.
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