Playwright of Leave Nothing Unsaid

Jack Burrill is a gay multi-disciplinary artist with a particular love of Shakespeare and excavating his works. He is an actor, a director, a writer, teacher and the proud Artistic Director and co-founder of Unchained Theatre. Jack has taken part in productions that he has both acted in and directed (often at the same time.) Some of Jack’s credits include the Moises Kaufman track (Laramie Project), Wargrave (And Then There Were None), Sir Toby Belch (Twelfth Night), Colonel Mustard (Clue), Shylock (Merchant of Venice), Falstaff (Henry IV Part 1). Jack won the awards for Best Writer, Director, Supporting Actor at National Theatre School Festival for his play Sun in the West. Jack was trained at Centennial College Theatre Arts and Performance program. As well as being trained in both the Grotowski method by Ara Glenn-Johanson and the Michael Chekhov Technique by Rena Polley and Lionel Walsh, with an aspiration to be trained in more of the legendary practitioner’s methods. He hopes to continue his work and research by producing Shakespeare and learning the different approaches to the craft of acting to pass it on to future generations of actors and artists.