Rhianna Frost
Acting Portfolio
Ed Fringe Review, Chaucer All Strung Up
“Rhianna Frost, who plays Dorigen, was a joy to watch … and both physically and vocally captured her character’s innocence and playful charm beautifully.”
The Tab, Into The Woods
“Rhianna Frost’s Performance as Jack’s Mother is exemplary … without ever stealing the fore, Frost seems to drive the show forward whenever on stage. She resounds with us, somebody real … while demonstrating boundless energy and wonderful timing”
Varsity, The Importance of Being Earnest
“the real laughter is drawn by Rhianna Frost as the tempestuous Lady Bracknell”
TCS, Trojan Women
“Rhianna Frost … dazzled as Cassandra.”
Varsity, A Midsummer Night’s Dream
“Rhianna Frost’s mischievous Puck … (was) particularly excellent.”
Dorigen, Chaucer All Strung Up (The Franklin's Tale), a devised production by Strung Up Theatre Company, based on the work of Geoffrey Chaucer. Director: Charlie Bindels, Elizabeth Schenk; Producer and Photography: Jess Wolinski
Greed, Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe. Director: Drew Mulligan; Photography: Chris Rowlands and Nick Rutter
Ensemble, Attempts On Her Life by Martin Crimp. Director: Tania Clarke; Photography: Johannes Hjorth
Ensemble, Attempts On Her Life by Martin Crimp. Director: Tania Clarke; Photography: Johannes Hjorth
Witch, Macbeth by William Shakespeare. European Theatre Group; Director: Nicholas Hulbert; Photography: Johannes Hjorth
Antigone, Oedipus and Antigone by Sophocles, adaptation by Phil Willmott. Director: Robbie Taylor Hunt; Photography: Johannes Hjorth
The French Princess, CUADC/Footlights Pantomime: The Princess and the Pea by Ben Pope, Ryan Ammar and Hellie Cranney. Director: Sam Rayner; Cinematographer: Agatha Stern
Cassandra, Trojan Women by Brendan Kennelly from Euripides. Director: Sarah Mercer; Movement Director and Photography: Rose Reade
Rainbow Theatre, Repertory Theatre in Education Company: Patron Dame Judi Dench. Fairy Tales, Saxon Invasion, Moses & the Egyptians, Child in Ancient Greece, Child in Roman Britain, Vikings!, Fire of London, Victorian Children, We’ll Meet Again, Aladdin, Introduction to Shakespeare. Director: Lee Payne
Narrator, Little Red Riding Hood by Roald Dahl, composed by Paul Patterson. Cambridge University Pops Orchestra. Photography: Johannes Hjorth
Soloist, A Rodgers and Hammerstein Spectacular. Cambridge University Pops Orchestra. Photography: Johannes Hjorth
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“The manifestation of the seven deadly sins was one of the most truly phenomenal and well-executed pieces of physical theatre I have ever seen – a credit to the actors, directors and creative team alike. I will not dull it with words: I can only urge you to go and see it for yourself.”
Varsity, Doctor Faustus
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“The first number of the show ('The Circle Of Life') Was nothing short of bombastic ... Rhianna Frost managed to fill the massive space with a voice to match. Elton would have been proud - and who would've thought such a little person could pack such a powerful voice?”
The Tab, Disney in Trinity
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"Outstanding physicality– right from the outset, the constant writhing of the three witches (Rhianna Frost, Julia Kass and Kate Reid) bring the world of the play to life. The disturbing fluidity of the witches’ movements ... worked well.”
The Tab, Macbeth