Official Selection for "Mother of the Pride"

Congratulations to B7 Media and Tara Arts. Mother of the Pride is part of the ‘Official Selection’ for the Hear Now Festival 2019.

Starring - Eileen Page
Director - Andrew Mark Sewell
Producer - Helen Quigley
Sound Design - Kirsty Gillmore
Composer - Abigail Fox

Check out one of Chat Noir’s promos for this audio project:

Eleanor of Aquitaine - Mother of the Pride “Rites of Passage” from Chat Noir Productions on Vimeo.

Eileen Page as Eleanor of Aquitaine

Chat Noir Production Ltd’s Promo for Mother of the Pride

Eleanor of Aquitaine - Mother of the Pride “Memories of Love” from Chat Noir Productions on Vimeo.

ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE: Mother of the Pride
based on the stage play by Catherine Muschamp

Starring EILEEN PAGE as Eleanor of Aquitaine

“Eileen Page’s Eleanor has all the mellifluous poise, resolve and wit you would expect of the only woman to have ruled England and France. A tour de force!”

- Tara Arts Artistic Director, Jatinder Verma

A woman of extraordinary courage, beauty and iron will – uniquely Queen of France then Queen of England, and mother of two English Kings – Eleanor of Aquitaine’s name was legendary even before her death.

In this unique audio release Catherine Muschamp’s stage play Eleanor of Aquitaine: Mother of the Pride showcases a remarkable one-woman tour de force by renowned stage actress Eileen Page, who brings to life a formidable woman, far ahead of her time, who witnessed and influenced some of the Middle Ages’ most dramatic events.

Promo Video Produced by Daniel Fox and Mark Ellingham of Chat Noir Productions Ltd
Sound & Music Mix by Joseph Fox

Original Music by Abigail Fox

Producer - Helen Quigley
Director - Andrew Mark Sewell

CD & Digital Download Available to BUY from B7Media.com

Anastasia for the Dan Dare Audio Adventures

Test render for the redesigned Anastasia produced for the Dan Dare Audio Adventures.

With Andrew Mark Sewell at the Spaceport

Shoot yesterday with Andrew Mark Sewell of B7 Media at "The Spaceport",. which was rather appropriate given the subject matter.