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Back to Productions A FRIEND OF DOROTHY A Friend of Dorothy was nominated for Best Live Action Short Film at the 98th Academy Awards. Dorothy is a lonely widow whose body is failing, but her mind remains as bright as ever. When 17-year-old JJ accidentally kicks his football into her garden, he upends Dorothy’s daily routine of pills, prunes, and crosswords, and an unlikely friendship blossoms. Despite being worlds apart in every way, the two come to find they have more in common than they could ever imagine. A Friend of Dorothy is a 2025 British short comedy drama film written and directed by Lee Knight. The film starring Miriam Margolyes as a lonely widow and Alistair Nwachukwu as a teenage neighbor, depicts an unlikely, poignant bond over shared loneliness. It had its premiere in Shorts films at the Raindance Film Festival on 25 June 2025. CAST LEE KNIGHT - Director and Writer VANESSA WHYTE BSC - Cinematographer PHIL HOOKWAY - Editor STUART HANCOCK - Music CREATIVES MIRIAM MARGOLYES - Dorothy STEPHEN FRY - Dickie ALISTAIR NWACHUKWU - JJ OSCAR LLYOD - Scott

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Back to Productions MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION - CINEMA ★★★★★ "Mrs. Warren's Profession has only grown more incendiary in the hundred years since its first performance" Broadway World "I am my mother’s daughter. I am like you. But my work is not your work, and my way is not your way.” Vivie Warren is a woman ahead of her time. Estranged from her wealthy mother, she delights in a glass of whisky, a good detective story, and is determined to carve herself a sparkling legal career in an age ruled by men. Her mother, however, is a product of that old patriarchal order. Exploiting it has earned Mrs. Warren a fortune and paid for her daughter’s expensive education - but at what cost? ★★★★ "Imelda Staunton is typically amazing in this startlingly fresh drama" Time Out Four-time Olivier Award winner Imelda Staunton (The Crown ) joins forces with her real-life daughter Bridgerton’s Bessie Carter for the very first time, reuniting with the extraordinary director Dominic Cooke (Hello, Dolly!, Good ) to bring George Bernard Shaw’s incendiary moral classic crashing into the 21st Century. ★★★★ "Imelda Staunton and her daughter are superbly matched" The Independent CAST IMELDA STAUNTON – Kitty Warren BESSIE CARTER – Vivie Warren KEVIN DOYLE – Rev. Samuel Gardner ROBERT GLENISTER – Sir George Crofts REUBEN JOSEPH – Frank Gardner SID SAGAR – Mr. Praed LIZZIE SCHENK - Understudy Vivie Warren BENJAMIN WESTERBY - Understudy Mr. Praed & Frank Gardner LIZ IZEN - Understudy Mrs. Kitty Warren ROB ALEXANDER-ADAMS - Understudy Sir George Crofts & Rev. Samuel Gardner CREATIVES GEORGE BERNARD SHAW – Playwright DOMINIC COOKE – Director

JOB OPPORTUNITIES We are committed to a workplace that embraces diversity and inclusion. We welcome and encourage applications from individuals from the widest possible range of backgrounds and particularly welcome applications from those currently underrepresented in our workforce. RIGHTS MANAGER Application Deadline: 6 February 2026 View Job ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Application Deadline: 13 February 2026 View Job GENERAL MANAGER Application Deadline: 13 February 2026 View Job

Reporting to: Managing Director Contract: Full time Salary: Dependent on experience Required Experience: Significant production and general management experience in the commercial theatre industry, ideally in the West End and/or internationally. Job Purpose: On behalf of Sonia Friedman Productions (SFP) to General Manage productions produced or co-produced by SFP in the UK. The General Manager will oversee and work across multiple shows both in production and development simultaneously, alongside the specific SFP Production/Development team allocated for each show, supported by the Business Affairs team. To work closely with the producers and general managers of SFP’s international productions, including Broadway. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: Contractual • Negotiation and drafting of co-production and transfer agreements in consultation with the Business Affairs team, Executive Director and other staff. • Negotiation and/or oversight of the preparation of all contracts for theatre productions including theatre, actors, author, creative teams and production teams in order to minimise financial risk, working with the Executive Director and/or Executive Producer/Associate Producers and the Business Affairs team. • Arrangement of adequate and appropriate insurance for SFP productions. • Point of contact for the production manager and company manager for all financial, contractual and budgetary matters on nominated productions. • Oversight of the checking and agreement of contras. • Work with the Executive Director, Managing Director and Finance Director in the preparation of SFP’s annual production income budgets and reforecasting income summaries. Financial • Collaboration with the Producer, Executive Director, Managing Director and Business Affairs team on investment raising for UK and overseas productions, including preparation of investment documents in accordance with the theatre industry’s practice with regard to the Financial Services Act. Keeping investors regularly updated on productions in conjunction with the Producer, Executive Director, Managing Director and Business Affairs team. • Preparation and management of production budgets working with SFP’s CFO and external Production Accountants as required, ensuring that resources are managed effectively within financial constraints. • Regular forecasting and analysis of financial projections for productions • Liaison with Company Managers on a regular basis to ensure the efficient and accurate financial administration of productions. • Creation and analysis of royalty and salary illustrations, as required, and preparation of royalty statements. • Oversight of production accounts and ensuring their regular circulation to stakeholders. • Continual review and development of existing systems of financial management. Management • Mentoring, training and line managing other staff members of SFP as required. • Attendance at production meetings and dealing with the issues that arise, ensuring there is always effective communication between all SFP staff, production and creative departments. • Attendance at marketing meetings as required. • Attendance at workshops, readings and productions in London and on tour. • Attendance at run throughs, previews and press nights as necessary. • Keeping abreast of and advising on current Union and Trade Agreements which may impact on SFP’s producing activity. • Representation of SFP and the theatre industry at SOLT/UK Theatre union negotiations, as required. • Be present at SFP performances, events and meetings as required (which may include some evening and weekend work). • Regularly updating the company on all key aspects of nominated productions. • Completing any other delegated duty that assists the company in achieving its business objectives. Team and Office Support • Support new staff members with all of the above duties. • Cover other team members during leave or absence. • Provide regular updates to Sonia Friedman and the wider SFP company on relevant producing and GM activity. • Promote effective cross-departmental collaboration and clear channels of communication. Compliance and Representation • Stay current with union agreements, trade terms and statutory requirements. • Adhere to health and safety procedures, SFP employment policies and promote best practice. • Attend SFP performances, meetings and events as needed (which may include some evening/weekend work). • Work collaboratively as part of a team, covering other staff during leave. • Attend international productions as required. • Maintain confidentiality around all commercial and sensitive matters. • Carry out other reasonable duties as required. < All jobs GENERAL MANAGER Application Deadline: 13 Feb 2026 Apply Now London, UK About the Role Reporting to: Managing Director Contract: Full time Salary: Dependent on experience Required Experience: Significant production and general management experience in the commercial theatre industry, ideally in the West End and/or internationally. Job Purpose: On behalf of Sonia Friedman Productions (SFP) to General Manage productions produced or co-produced by SFP in the UK. The General Manager will oversee and work across multiple shows both in production and development simultaneously, alongside the specific SFP Production/Development team allocated for each show, supported by the Business Affairs team. To work closely with the producers and general managers of SFP’s international productions, including Broadway. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: Contractual • Negotiation and drafting of co-production and transfer agreements in consultation with the Business Affairs team, Executive Director and other staff. • Negotiation and/or oversight of the preparation of all contracts for theatre productions including theatre, actors, author, creative teams and production teams in order to minimise financial risk, working with the Executive Director and/or Executive Producer/Associate Producers and the Business Affairs team. • Arrangement of adequate and appropriate insurance for SFP productions. • Point of contact for the production manager and company manager for all financial, contractual and budgetary matters on nominated productions. • Oversight of the checking and agreement of contras. • Work with the Executive Director, Managing Director and Finance Director in the preparation of SFP’s annual production income budgets and reforecasting income summaries. Financial • Collaboration with the Producer, Executive Director, Managing Director and Business Affairs team on investment raising for UK and overseas productions, including preparation of investment documents in accordance with the theatre industry’s practice with regard to the Financial Services Act. Keeping investors regularly updated on productions in conjunction with the Producer, Executive Director, Managing Director and Business Affairs team. • Preparation and management of production budgets working with SFP’s CFO and external Production Accountants as required, ensuring that resources are managed effectively within financial constraints. • Regular forecasting and analysis of financial projections for productions • Liaison with Company Managers on a regular basis to ensure the efficient and accurate financial administration of productions. • Creation and analysis of royalty and salary illustrations, as required, and preparation of royalty statements. • Oversight of production accounts and ensuring their regular circulation to stakeholders. • Continual review and development of existing systems of financial management. Management • Mentoring, training and line managing other staff members of SFP as required. • Attendance at production meetings and dealing with the issues that arise, ensuring there is always effective communication between all SFP staff, production and creative departments. • Attendance at marketing meetings as required. • Attendance at workshops, readings and productions in London and on tour. • Attendance at run throughs, previews and press nights as necessary. • Keeping abreast of and advising on current Union and Trade Agreements which may impact on SFP’s producing activity. • Representation of SFP and the theatre industry at SOLT/UK Theatre union negotiations, as required. • Be present at SFP performances, events and meetings as required (which may include some evening and weekend work). • Regularly updating the company on all key aspects of nominated productions. • Completing any other delegated duty that assists the company in achieving its business objectives. Team and Office Support • Support new staff members with all of the above duties. • Cover other team members during leave or absence. • Provide regular updates to Sonia Friedman and the wider SFP company on relevant producing and GM activity. • Promote effective cross-departmental collaboration and clear channels of communication. Compliance and Representation • Stay current with union agreements, trade terms and statutory requirements. • Adhere to health and safety procedures, SFP employment policies and promote best practice. • Attend SFP performances, meetings and events as needed (which may include some evening/weekend work). • Work collaboratively as part of a team, covering other staff during leave. • Attend international productions as required. • Maintain confidentiality around all commercial and sensitive matters. • Carry out other reasonable duties as required.

Reporting to: Executive Director Contract: Full time Salary: Dependent on experience Required Experience: Significant production and general management experience in the commercial theatre industry, ideally in the West End and/or internationally. Job Purpose: To line produce and provide general management services for Sonia Friedman Productions (SFP) in the UK and internationally, working closely with the Producer, Executive Producer, and General Managers to ensure the smooth, efficient, and financially responsible delivery of productions. KEY REPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: General • Act as the key day-to-day contact for assigned production(s). • Represent SFP at internal and external meetings and events. • Liaise with creative teams, theatre staff, and Management to resolve production-related questions. • Maintain regular communication with Company Managers and production Managers. • Visit assigned productions regularly to Provide support and oversight. • Support Company Managers in providing pastoral care to company members, including creatives, when required. Scheduling and Planning • Oversee the planning and running of all periods of production in collaboration with the wider production team. • Draft and approve production schedules in collaboration with directors, designers, production Managers and SFP's Inventory & Sales department. • Oversee Opening Nights and special events for assigned productions. Human Resources • Secure creative teams, associate creatives and key production staff. • Sign-off recruitment of Stage Management and production staff. • Manage casting processes in collaboration with the casting Director, including audition scheduling and attendance. • Be first point of contact for agents representing cast and creative teams. • Oversee the handling of sensitive workplace matters in line with company and union policies, ensuring appropriate resolution and supporting team welfare throughout. • Lead annual reviews with production staff where necessary Creative Liaison • Maintain open communication with directors, designers and other creatives as needed. • Schedule, attend and represent SFP at production meetings, ensuring clear communication across all departments. Budgeting, Financial and Royalties Oversight • Prepare, manage and monitor production budgets. • Review and analyse production accounts as prepared by external accountants in a timely manner. • Prepare financial projections and circulate updated production accounts. • Review and approve weekly invoice and BACS payments. • Review and approve invoices and weekly payroll. • Operate within, review, and develop financial management systems. • Review and approve royalty statements and raise self-billing invoices for authors, creatives and cast. Contract Negotiation and Drafting • Oversee the negotiation and/or negotiate all contracts for assigned production(s)including but not limited to co-producers, theatres, merchandise, cast, creatives, associate teams, and production teams. • In collaboration with the Executive Director and Business Affairs Department, mitigate financial risk by establishing robust and commercially sound contractual frameworks. Contract Administration • Maintain and update contract databases. • Ensure colleagues are informed of relevant contractual clauses. • Review and agree third-party contracts as required. Investment Responsibilities • Ensure accuracy and clarity in all investor-facing documentation. • Provide timely investor updates and reports in collaboration with the Executive Director and Business Affairs department. Marketing Responsibilities • Coordinate with SFP's marketing & Sales Department, external agencies and press representatives on marketing strategy and output. • Attend marketing meetings and approve assets on behalf of SFP. • Provide full billing and contractual information for marketing, press and programmes. • Complete final checks on materials to ensure all contractual requirements are met. Team and Office Support • Support new staff members with all of the above duties. • Cover other team members during leave or absence. • Provide regular updates to Sonia Friedman and the wider SFP company on relevant producing and GM activity. • Promote effective cross-departmental collaboration and clear channels of communication. Compliance and Representation • Stay current with union agreements, trade terms and statutory requirements. Sensitivity: Internal Use • Adhere to health and safety procedures, SFP employment policies and promote best practice. • Attend SFP performances, meetings and events as needed (which may include some evening/weekend work). • Work collaboratively as part of a team, covering other staff during leave. • Attend international productions as required. • Maintain confidentiality around all commercial and sensitive matters. • Carry out other reasonable duties as required < All jobs ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Application Deadline: 13 Feb 2026 Apply Now London, UK About the Role Reporting to: Executive Director Contract: Full time Salary: Dependent on experience Required Experience: Significant production and general management experience in the commercial theatre industry, ideally in the West End and/or internationally. Job Purpose: To line produce and provide general management services for Sonia Friedman Productions (SFP) in the UK and internationally, working closely with the Producer, Executive Producer, and General Managers to ensure the smooth, efficient, and financially responsible delivery of productions. KEY REPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: General • Act as the key day-to-day contact for assigned production(s). • Represent SFP at internal and external meetings and events. • Liaise with creative teams, theatre staff, and Management to resolve production-related questions. • Maintain regular communication with Company Managers and production Managers. • Visit assigned productions regularly to Provide support and oversight. • Support Company Managers in providing pastoral care to company members, including creatives, when required. Scheduling and Planning • Oversee the planning and running of all periods of production in collaboration with the wider production team. • Draft and approve production schedules in collaboration with directors, designers, production Managers and SFP's Inventory & Sales department. • Oversee Opening Nights and special events for assigned productions. Human Resources • Secure creative teams, associate creatives and key production staff. • Sign-off recruitment of Stage Management and production staff. • Manage casting processes in collaboration with the casting Director, including audition scheduling and attendance. • Be first point of contact for agents representing cast and creative teams. • Oversee the handling of sensitive workplace matters in line with company and union policies, ensuring appropriate resolution and supporting team welfare throughout. • Lead annual reviews with production staff where necessary Creative Liaison • Maintain open communication with directors, designers and other creatives as needed. • Schedule, attend and represent SFP at production meetings, ensuring clear communication across all departments. Budgeting, Financial and Royalties Oversight • Prepare, manage and monitor production budgets. • Review and analyse production accounts as prepared by external accountants in a timely manner. • Prepare financial projections and circulate updated production accounts. • Review and approve weekly invoice and BACS payments. • Review and approve invoices and weekly payroll. • Operate within, review, and develop financial management systems. • Review and approve royalty statements and raise self-billing invoices for authors, creatives and cast. Contract Negotiation and Drafting • Oversee the negotiation and/or negotiate all contracts for assigned production(s)including but not limited to co-producers, theatres, merchandise, cast, creatives, associate teams, and production teams. • In collaboration with the Executive Director and Business Affairs Department, mitigate financial risk by establishing robust and commercially sound contractual frameworks. Contract Administration • Maintain and update contract databases. • Ensure colleagues are informed of relevant contractual clauses. • Review and agree third-party contracts as required. Investment Responsibilities • Ensure accuracy and clarity in all investor-facing documentation. • Provide timely investor updates and reports in collaboration with the Executive Director and Business Affairs department. Marketing Responsibilities • Coordinate with SFP's marketing & Sales Department, external agencies and press representatives on marketing strategy and output. • Attend marketing meetings and approve assets on behalf of SFP. • Provide full billing and contractual information for marketing, press and programmes. • Complete final checks on materials to ensure all contractual requirements are met. Team and Office Support • Support new staff members with all of the above duties. • Cover other team members during leave or absence. • Provide regular updates to Sonia Friedman and the wider SFP company on relevant producing and GM activity. • Promote effective cross-departmental collaboration and clear channels of communication. Compliance and Representation • Stay current with union agreements, trade terms and statutory requirements. Sensitivity: Internal Use • Adhere to health and safety procedures, SFP employment policies and promote best practice. • Attend SFP performances, meetings and events as needed (which may include some evening/weekend work). • Work collaboratively as part of a team, covering other staff during leave. • Attend international productions as required. • Maintain confidentiality around all commercial and sensitive matters. • Carry out other reasonable duties as required

Back to Productions ALL MY SONS This production began performances on 20th June and closed on 25th September 2010. A classic production never to be forgotten The Daily Telegraph Set over a single day in 1947, Joe Keller ( David Suchet ) is a proud father and successful business-man who made his fortune during the Second World War. His wife Kate (Zoë Wanamaker) refuses to give up hope of their youngest son, Larry, returning home, having been reported missing in action 3 years previous. The arrival of Larry’s childhood sweetheart Ann Deever ( Jemima Rooper ) at the request of their eldest son Chris ( Stephen Campbell Moore ) threatens to expose a dark secret that will tear their lives apart. An all-star masterclass. A masterpiece The Times “There’s nothin’ he could do that I wouldn’t forgive. Because he’s my son. Because I’m his father and he’s my son... Nothin’s bigger than that.” All My Sons is Arthur Miller’s 20th-century classic play about social responsibility set against personal gain. When Joe Keller places the prosperity of his family above the lives of others the consequences are painful and calamitous. Kim Poster for Stanhope Productions , Sonia Friedman Productions , Eric Falkenstein , Robert G/ Barnter and Norman Tulchin , Simon Meadow , and Dan Frishwasser present “ALL MY S You won’t find better performances in the West End right now than those of David Suchet and Zoë Wanamake Evening Standard CAST DAVID SUCHET – Joe Keller ZOE WANAMAKER – Kate Keller STEPHEN CAMPBELL MOORE – Chris Keller JEMIMA ROOPER – Ann Deever DANIEL LAPAINE – George Deever STEPHEN ELDER – Dr Jim Bayliss CLAIRE HACKETT – Sue Bayliss TOM VAUGHAN-LAWLOR – Frank Lubey OLIVIA DARNLEY – Lydia Lubey GABRIEL STEELE – Bert TED ALLPRESS – Bert TOM HOWARD – Bert CREATIVES HOWARD DAVIES – Director WILLIAM DUDLEY – Designer MARK HENDERSON – Lighting DOMINIC MULDOWNEY – Music PAUL GROOTHUIS – Sound

Back to News & Press Sonia Friedman named in TIME's 2018 list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World Wednesday, 18 April 2018 TIME named Sonia Friedman to the 2018 TIME 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. The full list and related tributes appear in the April 30, 2018 issue of TIME, available on newsstands on Friday, April 20, and now at time.com/100. The list, now in its fifteenth year, recognizes the activism, innovation and achievement of the world’s most influential individuals. TIME editors have said of the list in the past, “The TIME 100 is a list of the world's most influential men and women, not its most powerful, though those are not mutually exclusive terms. While power is certain, influence is subtle. As much as this exercise chronicles the achievements of the past year, we also focus on figures whose influence is likely to grow, so we can look around the corner to see what is coming." Up Up