Publicity
Photos - Resume - Showreel
Ex Libris Macabre Reviews
Ex Libris Macabre – Theatre Delicatessen / LJ Productions
Dir. Joe Thorpe
Reviews of the pieces with Jade Alexander
Jade performed - Red Right Hand, The Tigers Bride & Lucky Tart.
“Best was (Jade Alexander’s) dramatization of Angela Carter’s fine reworking of the traditional fairy tale, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ as ‘The Tiger’s Bride’…A memorable and clever reworking that deliberately foregrounds feminist and positive views of female sexuality”
The Public Reviews -5 stars
“There’s no doubting the quality of the pieces, including a performance of Nick Cave’s sinister ‘Red Right Hand…and an evocative retelling of Angela Carter’s Tigers Bride musters quite a chill”
Time Out
“A very engaging interpretation of Tiger’s Bride, a short story by Angela Carter in which a man loses his daughter to ‘The Beast’ in a game of cards, with fantastical final consequences. This is the evening’s most ‘theatrical’ segment, with well-developed acting and staging.”
What’s On Stage
Dir. Joe Thorpe
Reviews of the pieces with Jade Alexander
Jade performed - Red Right Hand, The Tigers Bride & Lucky Tart.
“Best was (Jade Alexander’s) dramatization of Angela Carter’s fine reworking of the traditional fairy tale, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ as ‘The Tiger’s Bride’…A memorable and clever reworking that deliberately foregrounds feminist and positive views of female sexuality”
The Public Reviews -5 stars
“There’s no doubting the quality of the pieces, including a performance of Nick Cave’s sinister ‘Red Right Hand…and an evocative retelling of Angela Carter’s Tigers Bride musters quite a chill”
Time Out
“A very engaging interpretation of Tiger’s Bride, a short story by Angela Carter in which a man loses his daughter to ‘The Beast’ in a game of cards, with fantastical final consequences. This is the evening’s most ‘theatrical’ segment, with well-developed acting and staging.”
What’s On Stage
Cannes Film Festival 2012
Cannes 2012
Jade was dressed by Eva Sykes of Saloon 97
Dresses are available at Woowoo Boutique and Saloon 97
http://woowooboutique.bigcartel.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Saloon-97/193710563984989?sk=info
Jade was dressed by Eva Sykes of Saloon 97
Dresses are available at Woowoo Boutique and Saloon 97
http://woowooboutique.bigcartel.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Saloon-97/193710563984989?sk=info
Interview - Producing the feature film DEATH
London Calling's Tom Hunter talks to Jade Alexander, Producer of the new film 'DEATH' (opened Sci Fi London Film Festival 2012) about the project, sci-fi films and what's next.
Read here:
http://londoncalling.com/features/interview-with-jade-alexander-producer-of-new-film-death
DEATH 2012 - Directed by Martin Gooch.
The film has since won 3 Bram Stoker Awards including Best Director and Best Picture.
See the trailer and read more about it below
www.littlejadeproductions.com
Read here:
http://londoncalling.com/features/interview-with-jade-alexander-producer-of-new-film-death
DEATH 2012 - Directed by Martin Gooch.
The film has since won 3 Bram Stoker Awards including Best Director and Best Picture.
See the trailer and read more about it below
www.littlejadeproductions.com
Review of Jade in Spring Rolls
Jade performed in Spring Rolls (2010), a short film about revenge entirely in Mandarin with English subtitles. Check out the review that mentions her performance
Click Here.
Click Here.
Cannes Film Festival
Jade on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival 2011
Jade at Cannes Film Festival 2010
Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes
May to October 2009
Read the profile on Jade from the Townsville Bulletin
Watch a snippet from Prime News in Coffs Harbour.
See the video here
May to October 2009
Read the profile on Jade from the Townsville Bulletin
Watch a snippet from Prime News in Coffs Harbour.
See the video here
Interviews
Here is an interview I did with ArtyFM Radio in Canberra, on performing Sadako.
Interview with ABC National Radio about Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes
Shadowmuse 2-8th Jan 2009
Review of Jade's performance:
"The highlight of the evening was Jade Alexander's incarnation of "The Sameness of Birthdays", which was also the final piece. Lengthy and ambitious, covering decades and several changes changes of location, it tests her range, endurance and sheer showmanship, and she came through triumphantly. At times I experienced genuine chills. Overall, this is fine production, an entertaining two hours and a good use of some excellent fiction. "
"The highlight of the evening was Jade Alexander's incarnation of "The Sameness of Birthdays", which was also the final piece. Lengthy and ambitious, covering decades and several changes changes of location, it tests her range, endurance and sheer showmanship, and she came through triumphantly. At times I experienced genuine chills. Overall, this is fine production, an entertaining two hours and a good use of some excellent fiction. "
