In Autumn 2022, Hannah was Assistant Director to Caitlin McLeod on Ivy Tiller: Vicar's Daughter, Squirrel Killer by Bea Roberts as part of the Mischief Festival at the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Other Place. For more information click here

Previously in 2022

Theatre: Marvin's Binoculars by Justin Audibert, Unicorn Theatre
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A young black African man looks on with a smile. He is holding in both hands as if to look through them - yellow and black binoculars. He wears an orange hoody top that is unzipped with a black, white and grey t-shirt showing underneath. There are colourful set pieces of greens, yellows, red and yellow in the background.
Daniel Braimah in Marvin's Binoculars Directed by Hannah Quigley for Unicorn Theatre (Photo Manuel Harlan)

Creative Highlights from 2021

Theatre: RED
Directed promenade production for Polka Theatre's re-opening following an £8.5 million redevelopment. More information click here

A young white man in his early twenties, arms outstretched to his sides with hands in in claw shape, he makes a roaring gesture with his face. Wearing a crown of leaves, a faux black leather coat with greyish fur around the neck and shoulders, Wearing black trousers and legs in a aggressive ready to pounce stance. He stands on a stage with a throne to his stage right and a projection of blue butterflies in the background.
Ciaran O'Breen in RED Directed by Hannah Quigley for Polka Theatre (Photo Ali Wright)

Digital Film: Kid of the Castle 
Commissioned to direct a short film as part of Bold Beginnings for launch of BOLD Theatre new space in Elephant & Castle.  Worked with choreographer and dancer, Chris Fonseca, to devise this solo piece inspired by our experiences of the area through the decades. Click here to watch.

A building front, covered by a metal shuttered slightly opened to reveal a window on the left red and on the right the inside of buildings wooden floor. Standing in front, a black man with round glasses looking up and to his left, wearing black trainers, grey trousers, a white t-shirt with a red and white, short sleeved and unbuttoned shirt. Hands in his pockets, he stands and waits.
Chris Fonseca in Kid of the Castle Directed by Hannah Quigley Devised with Chris Fonseca (Image - screen shot from Tea Films footage)
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Audio Drama: Night of the Living Flatpacks https://www.mixcloud.com/Resonance/night-of-the-living-flatpacks-episode-5/
Directed episode 5 written by Leanne Allen developed by A Naked Productions and Graeae with support of Audio Content Fund.

An illustration with a dark orange coloured background with outlines of cardboard boxes stacked behind 3 women in confident poses. There is a white young woman sitting in a wheelchair, grasping the wheel to control it in place, she has long black hair with a blue streak in it, she wears a white t shirt with black stripes and long mustard coloured trousers; standing behind her is a tall black woman with medium length curly hair, wearing lopped earing and a black top with arty marks on it with a white collar, she wears a white skirt; the third woman is white, she stands to the foreground, she has a shaven bald head and holds in her hands a set of keys on a ring. She wears black trouders, a blue jacket with rolled up sleeves and a mustard coloured top which matches the colour of woman in wheelchair. They all have a soft but confident smile and look diagonally outwards and up.
'Night of the Living Flatpacks' illustration by Isobel Platt