'To Whom It May Concern' is an emerging writers night produced and directed by Salt Circle Productions. The one-hour show consists of monologues around different themes. Tonight’s theme is 'Two is the Loneliest Number' and will be performed by brilliant London based actors.
This is an evening of letters that were never sent. A night of connection, revolution and power as we hear the voices of 'us', the general public that is often overlooked.
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Writers/ Performers:
Laura Bradley
Freddie Haberfellner
Jacob Freda
Katy Edelsten
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Writers:
Will Garner
Danai G. Miliaraki
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Performers:
Sasha Worden
Yoon Kim
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Directed by:
Geena Woolf, Ro Winchester, Elsie Marquez, Apostolos Zografos, Grainne Robson and Tomàs Canet​
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Read about our previous 'TWIMC' here
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Meet us before the show in the bar and meet up with fellow creatives.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
18th of January, 8:30pm at The Glitch Theatre
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CAST AND CREW
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Laura Bradley
Writer and performer of 'Liam, Hi, it's me'
A finalist of Monologue Slam UK at Stratford East and winner of 'The People's Choice' award at the Short and Sweet Festival for her one-woman play, Laura is an actor, writer, poet and comedian.
'Laura delivers a slice of life with whimsy, wit and the occasional plot twist.
"Pathetically endearing" and "deceptively adorable", Laura is up and coming on the local spoken word and standup comedy scene.
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THE WRITERS/ PERFORMERS
Jacob Freda
Writer and performer of 'One Night Stand'
Jacob is an actor, director, and comedian from Bristol. He trained with The Actors Class.
Credits include: Much Ado About Nothing (Leaning House), Spoons (Hen & Chickens Theatre), Together Forever! (Bread & Roses Theatre), The Cherry Orchard (13th Night), Children of the Promise (Old Fire Station), Please Don't See Our Show (Edinburgh Fringe), Key Words Showcase (Park Theatre), The Heat Shop, Come In Oxford (Museum of Oxford).
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Katy Edelsten
Writer and performer of 'RSVP: Busy'
Katy Edelsten is a Writer, Artist and Advertising Creative Director. Last year, her Adult Animation pilot made Finalist in the Funny Women Comedy Writing Awards. She recently started stand-up but her only real performance credit previously was the role of "Imp" in 2010 where she went up and down a ladder at the back of the stage for an hour.
Freddie Haberfellner
Writer and performer of ‘Google Calender Is My Canvas'
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Freddie (he/him) was born and raised in Austria but moved to London at 18 to pursue his dream of not living in queerphobic hell anymore. He has a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing & Drama, and an MA in Musical Theatre. Graduating into the Covid-hellscape, he decided to focus on writing; telling the stories he was craving to see. This was the start of his debut play F*ckboy which has been performed at The Old Red Lion, Omnibus Theatre, Riverside Studios and the Edinburgh Fringe 2024 where it won multiple awards.
Freddie has also worked internationally as a lead singer for TUI and toured the UK with Onatti productions. He features in upcoming short film IVY BRIDGE FC and regularly performs for people in care homes. Freddie’s work aims to celebrate and explore the intersections of neurodiversity and queerness, and examine masculinity from a trans viewpoint.
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THE WRITERS
Danai G. Miliaraki
Writer of 'Burn the Poets'
Danai is a Greek-born theatre writer and performance artist based in London, and a graduate of the MA Text and Performance at RADA and Birkbeck. A 2022 Venice Biennale Fellow with the British Council, she created the performance Unsee, presented internationally across Belgrade, London, and Venice, and showcased Home Undone at Camden Fringe. Her work blends poetic text and physicality to create accessible, boundary-pushing theatre.
Will Garner
Writer of 'Daydreaming of the Caribbean'
What's to be said about Will (he/they) that hasn't been said already? A writer and editor at the start of their career he is most known for his publications of 'Daydreaming of the Caribbean' in the Bibliopunks Zine and 'His Kingdom' in the Strathclyde Review, alongside the foreboding etchings he carves into the sides of lifeboats. Will works mainly in fantasy and literary fiction, sticking to prose and poetry but dips into theatre whenever his director friends threaten to draw steel against him. Will is most inspired by the work of Thomas Farriner, a baker from 1666.
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Along with those performing their own written pieces, we welcome the following performers:
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Yoon Kim
Performer of 'Burn the Poets'
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Yoon was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. She went to several international places with her family when she was little, which is why she loves to explore this industry with people around the world.
She trained Acting at Dongguk University in Seoul, and Yoon is also a graduate student in Musical Theatre at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
Her current credits are <Masha has a Gun!> for The Pleasance Scratch at Pleasance Theatre in London. And performed a Live k-pop show for Brawl Stars Championship in Sweden.
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Sasha Warden
Performer of 'Daydreaming of the Caribbean'
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Sasha is a recent graduate of the Oxford School of Drama, where she performed at Soho Theatre, Jermyn Street Theatre and New Diorama Theatre. She loves absurdist film and black comedy.
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THE DIRECTORS
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Apostolos Zografos
Director of 'Burn the Poets'
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Apostolos Zografos is a London-based theatre director originally from Greece, working across devised theatre, new writing, and adaptations. A RADA/Birkbeck graduate, he focuses on ensemble-driven, socially conscious storytelling. His recent work includes Come to Our Show (Please) at the Edinburgh Fringe and Rain Weaver.
Geena Woolf
Director of 'RSVP: Busy'
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I am a writing student and artist with bases in london and newcastle, looking forward to making my directorial debut with this piece!
Elsie Marquez
Director of 'Liam, Hi, it's me.'
Elsie is an actor, writer and director based in South London. After completing her degree in English Literature at Goldsmiths, she completed a term at The Directors Playground in Camberwell where her love of theatre found its form in the directing and dramaturgy processes. Since then she has been involved with bringing new theatre to life, including pieces at the South London Theatre and the Golden Goose. She is interested in how we can accurately reflect human experience upon the stage in a way that can be cathartic and thought-provoking.
She is currently working on her first full length play that explores rural folk traditions and intergenerational grief among women in the family unit.
Ro Winchester
Director of 'Google Calender is my Canvas'
Ro is a non-binary actor, singer, dancer and intimacy coordinator who loves all things creative.
They have most recently performed a piece by Oli Fuller at the Salt Circle productions.
When not under the spotlight, you will find Ro working Front of House in the glittering West End, welcoming everyone to the magical experience that is live theatre (with a budget).
Ro is so excited to get to work with the Salt Circle again and Freddie Haberfellner as both the writer and Performer after Intimacy Directing another of Freddie works (Boobietrapped) earlier in January
Tomàs Canet
Director of 'One Night Stand'
Tomàs is a Spanish-British actor, based in London. After years of performing back to back in musicals, they took a break last year to focus on "straight" plays (in this economy...?), as well as writing their own work and dip their toes into development and directing. It was through Rebound Productions that they got the chance to assist one of the directors of their Emerging Artists Festival last November, in a total of 8 out of the 12 short scenes presented.
Their creative interest lies in showcasing queer stories as authentically and honestly as possible, but channelling it through comedy and joy.
Grainne Robson
Director of 'Daydreaming of the Caribbean'
Grainne is the artistic director of Salt Circle Productions and the creator of ‘To Whom It May Concern’ new-writers night.
She is excited to work on Will Garner’s piece ‘Daydreaming of the Caribbean’ as it has been a piece in the works for a long time. What you are about to see is just a short snippet of the piece. Thank you will and Sasha for being brilliant.
if you would like to read more about my previous work as a director please go to www.grainnerobson.com or follow me on instagram @grainne_robson
currently, I am working on a play with Halfway Productions and re-working a previous production by Cat Addens, keep your eyes peeled!
MUSICAL PERFORMER:
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Atlantis DuBois
Atlantis DuBois is a London-based artist and songwriter with a musical legacy that runs deep. Her grandfather was a member of the London reggae band Matumbi, her mother toured
internationally as a backing vocalist, and her father an internationally renowned steelpan player.
Atlantis began her career as a professional backing vocalist at just 15, and has since performed at iconic venues including Wembley Stadium, Royal Albert Hall, and Abbey Road Studios.Her versatile voice has taken her to stages with Dua Lipa, Elton John, Natasha Bedingfield, Sigrid, and Mabel.
With her solo project, Atlantis weaves buttery vocals, electronic textures, and bossa nova elements into a sound that is both intimate and expansive.
BEHIND THE SCENES PEOPLE:
Producers:
Grainne Robson
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​Oli Fuller (they/he) is an Award Winning Queer Theatre Maker. Their credits include 12 (New Wimbledon Theatre Studio, 2025), Séayoncé's Perky Nativititties (The Yard Theatre, 2024), All The Fraudulent Horse Girls (National Theatre, Seven Dials Playhouse, Pleasance Ace Dome, 2024, The Glory, 2022-2023), F-ckboy (Old Red Lion Theatre, Riverside Studios, Paradise in Augustines - The Snug, 2024), Rain Weaver (Cockpit Theatre, 2024), Hasting Trans Pride (Observer Building, 2024), eNBy City - A Night for Queer Joy (Theatre Deli, 2022-2023), and Remote (The Southwark Playhouse, 2022). Oli is delighted to be returning to To Whom It May Concern!
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Special thanks to The Glitch Theatre and to everyone who has bought tickets to previous To Whom It May Concerns!
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This is our first TWIMC of 2026, keep an eye out for us via our socials!