Stephen Stenning
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Stephen Stenning (aka Stephen Bailey) is Senior Producer at UZ Events. He was previously the Chief Executive of Aberdeen International Youth Festival.
He was formerly Associate Director (Community) of Dundee Rep Theatre. He produced HOME Aberdeen for the National Theatre of Scotland in 2006 directed by Alison Peebles cast including Michael Marra
Works:
Adaptation of Dario Fo's 'Il ratto della Francesca, which was first published by Oberon Books in 1994 as Abducting Diana and then re-printed in 1997 when Dario Fo won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Other full-length adaptations include "Widow's Union" an English language version of Ginette Beauvais Garcin's 'Le Clan des Veuves'. Full-length commissions include "Sweet Sister" for Bill Kenwright Limited.
Originally actor also presented Children's TV. Worked in Bulgaria, Romania and US. Also on the Board of Abderite Theatre Company in Aberdeen and Youth Music UK's Scottish Committee. Founder member of Moving Theatre in England.
'Arts Knowledge Bank' contributor and contributor to research on Arts Management in European Journal of Cultural Management.
He is a Specialist Advisor to the Scottish Arts Council's Drama and Education Departments April 2007 - present
As Stephen Bailey, Chair Meigle Community Council.
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