Polly March (Director)

Polly March trained at Guildhall, and has worked in most theatres across Great Britain, playing everything from Hermia, to Queen Victoria to a parrot!

Her solo show on the life and work of Lilian Baylis, founder of The Old Vic, won a Fringe First at Edinburgh, was commissioned by the BBC as Radio 4 Play of The Week, She was appointed Artist in Residence at New York University, performing and leading workshops.  She has four other solo shows, all of which have won awards and toured extensively.

Polly works extensively on radio; and has recorded all of the Narnia series for the BBC, with Paul Schofield and David Suchet.  She was the first ever Tinkerbell to speak in the BBC radio version of Peter Pan!

Here in Malta, she has performed in many plays, including ‘Habeas Corpus’, ‘Female of The Species’,  ‘Are you Being Served’ ‘Talking Heads’, ‘Allo Allo’, ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’, ‘Calendar Girls’ ,  ‘Much Ado’, ‘The Rose Tattoo’, ‘Noises Off’,  ‘Blithe Spirit’,  and directed in a number of productions including  ‘The Alchemist’, ‘The Mousetrap’, ‘Winter’s Tale’, ‘The Great Big Radio Show’ and ‘Blithe Spirit’.  She will be appearing in ‘The Lying Kind’ for Unifaun productions in October, and in 2017, directing ‘The Taming of The Shrew, for the MADC, in San Anton Gardens.