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Make It Mine [MIM Theatre] came to light as a University project of all things. Jade was granted the I.T.P.  [Independant Theatre Project]  scheme in her final year, which saw her directorial debut with a sold-out run of 'As the Pendulum Swings' at the Rose Theatre in Kingston, by Richard Dawes. After this MIM Theatre began supporting non-profit organisations much like the B.A.A.T.N with our short series 'If I could Tell' and ActionAidUK with award-nominated short film 'Blossom: A Guide to Messy Womanhood'. Blossom was one of our most adventurous and rewarding lockdown projects as we tackled life's most hushed away events with a worldwide cast. 

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As a platform, MIM Theatre encourages creativity, catharsis, freedom of speech, peace and escapism...like most theatre establishments! What makes us different is our approach to these prominent and important aspects of theatre. 

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"The idea behind the company name is to simply take a script and perform it with our own interpretation, to bring something different to the audience; to make it our own."

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More recently MIM Theatre has been expanding to workshop-based sessions in the local community to bring education to life for KS1. We are also providing sessions around senses and memory for vulnerable adults of any age and ability.

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Theatre needs to be accessible, reachable, and approachable for all. 

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The company itself works on an Equal-share, Equal-rights and Equal-opportunity basis for all of their work. Jade would like it to be known that if you're a human you're welcome. Everyone is heard at MIM Theatre.

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If you'd like to reach out to work with us in any capacity, or if you have any questions please do get in touch with us. 

 

MIM Theatre is up-to-date and completely respects the Data Protection Act [2018] and believes keeping each other safe and protected is important. We hope you can agree with us!  

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