Hannah Smith

ALT Picture of Hannah at the top of Arthur’s Seat in the early morning, carrying a big bag of Persil 3 in 1 tablets, a fluffy pink zebra furby type toy and a can of Innis & Gunn. She is smiling. Ben Vardy is to the left laughing.

ALT Group shot of team It’s a Motherf**king Pleasure - the cast and creative team are sat around a long red outdoor table with drinks on. People in the picture are: Hannah Smith, Josh Roche, Sam Brewer, James Meteyard, Dan Light, Calum Perrin, Stephen Bailey, Abi Turner, Josie Ireland, Aarian Mehrabani, Chloe Palmer.

ALT Team Mog are sat around a table in an Italian restaurant with a bottle of wine and wine glasses. Baby Merryn is at the head of the table. Everyone is smiling. People in the picture are: Maria Goodman, Eve Richardson, Ben Vardy, Georgina Goodchild, Hannah Smith, Merryn Meadows, Isaac Price-Sosner, Jesse Meadows, Max Gallagher, Tom Crosley-Thorne, Kerry Lovell, Tom England.

ALT Team Birthmarked in a football team portrait style pose on stage in front of a blue glitter curtain. The cast are wearing leotards in black and grey and the stage management team are wearing black with red Assembly lanyards. People in the picture on the top row are: Eddie Benfield, Eva Redman, Tom Bonson, Sam Fox, Samuel Fox and on the bottom row: Eve Richardson, Rachel Bell, Brook Tate, Tom Crosley-Thorne.

ALT A production shot of Brook Tate's Birthmarked. A darkly lit picture of the set taken from some stairs in the auditorium. There is a lit chandelier in the top left of the photo and a drum riser on the stage. There are two guitars and a double bass set up as well.

ALT Production shot for Birthmarked. A close up of the back of Brook's legs and feet, wearing big white platform heels, with tap dancing taps on them. Brook is standing on a white platform in front of a glitter curtain. The light in the photo is pink and blue.

ALT Audience feedback for Birthmarked: Wow! Absolutely loved this show. It’s tender, meaningful, entertaining and moving. Definitely don’t miss it. And once you’ve seen it tell all your friends. This one deserves a packed audience.

ALT Audience feedback for Birthmarked: A real winner honestly. A piercing true story told with humour, music and terribly blunt, brutal facts about a young man’s rejection from his long-revered church. This personal history swings from pin-drop quiet pain to full-throated orchestral music in a snap! Clever, poignant, but most of all - important. Easily one of this years best and deserves as many stars as possible. A hard, hard story very well told. Congratulations to the cast… especially the whale. Whale you ask? Well! You’ll just have to go see it for yourself, you twit!

ALT Audience feedback for Birthmarked from Denise Tucker: This was by far the BEST thing we have ever seen at the fringe. A fantastic true story, brilliant songs, great musicians and a charismatic lead performer. You HAVE to go and see this.

ALT Audience feedback for Birthmarked from Julia Green: If you only see one show this Fringe - SEE THIS ONE! Been coming to the Fringe for years and this in honesty one of the best shows I’ve seen. It’s full of surprises but above all honest and genuine - Brook is totally charismatic - want to adopt him!! 5 stars from me!

ALT Audience review from David B. Review reads: I didn’t know what to expect from this show, but wow it’s knock-out. Having sat through it last night I understand why it’s difficult to summarise or describe. I can only urge you to attend and experience a fantastic and emotional show.

ALT The three members from FlawBored are gathered around a large armchair. Standing behind with her hand on the chair is Chloe, a white woman with blonde hair wearing a blue shirt. Next to her is Aarian, a Middle Eastern man with black hair who is seated on a stool behind the chair, his trainers poking out from the side – he smiles and looks off camera. Sitting in the chair is Sam, a white man wearing a black suit. Sam’s head is facing toward the camera, he sits slumped in the chair with his legs dangling over one of the armrests, his hand is covering his mouth in an intense pose. The armchair is sitting inside a large, open metal bear trap – the black blades around the edge of the bear trap pick up the light. The image is against a concrete background illuminated in purple and red.

ALT Image of the flyer for Birthmarked. An image of Brook Tate with half his face and torso in zebra face paint, with a zebra headdress on. There is a pink background. The text reads Brook Tate’s Birthmarked and there are two five star reviews from Plays to See and Bristol 247. There are logos for Bristol Old Vic, Horizon and Assembly. Date and time info is 03-27 Aug at 19:15 at Assembly Rooma BallRoom.

ALT Production shot from Birthmarked. There is a puppet whale on the left of the picture puppeteered by an actor wearing a raincoat. The whale is looking at Brook across the stage. Brook is wearing a light grey suit and looks scared. There is a drum riser at the back of the stage and 4 band members, hiding behind the instruments.

ALT An image of Brook Tate on a pink background. Half of Brook's face and body are painted with zebra stripes and he's wearing a zebra headdress.

ALT An illustration of Mog the Forgetful Cat drawn by Judith Kerr. Mog is a grey tabby cat with yellow eyes and a worried expression. Yellow text says Judith Kerr's Mog the Forgetful Cat adapted for the stage by The Wardrobe Ensemble.

ALT The three members from FlawBored are gathered around a large armchair. Standing behind with her hand on the chair is Chloe, a white woman with blonde hair wearing a blue shirt. Next to her is Aarian, a Middle Eastern man with black hair who is seated on a stool behind the chair, his trainers poking out from the side – he smiles and looks off camera. Sitting in the chair is Sam, a white man wearing a black suit. Sam’s head is facing toward the camera, he sits slumped in the chair with his legs dangling over one of the armrests, his hand is covering his mouth in an intense pose. The image is against a concrete background illuminated in purple and red.