Natallia Bulynia: Associate Director and Company Understudy for BRIGHT PLACES play at Birmingham Rep and onto the UK tour
Veronica Lazar
10/10/20241 min read
Introducing an Emerging Talent
Natallia Bulynia continues to make waves in the UK theatre scene as she takes on a pivotal role as Associate Director in her first UK theatre tour. This remarkable journey marks a significant milestone in her artistic career, showcasing the depth of her talent and determination. Natallia has developed in the past years not only as an actress, but also embraced screenwriting and directing. In BRIGHT PLACES play, Natallia will also take on the role of the Company Understudy. Her dual role exemplifies her versatility and commitment to the craft.
About the Production: Bright Places
The Peggy Ramsay award winning Bright Places is a compelling autobiographical piece of Rae Mainwaring focused around the exploration of living with the life changing Multiple Sclerosis diagnostic. The show will be directed by Tessa Walker. Known for its innovative storytelling, Carbon Theatre has garnered attention for its fresh and engaging performances. For this production, Carbon Theatre has partnered with Birmingham Repertory Theatre, who commissioned the play back in 2020. The rehearsals for Bright Places will be held at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, a venue renowned for its rich history and commitment to fostering new talent in the performing arts.
Cast in rehearsals: Natallia Bulynia, Lauren Foster, Aimee Berwick and Rebecca Holmes.
Performances will run from 24th October -13th December at Birmingham Rep, as well as on tour in the UK.
Ultimately, Natallia Bulynia's participation in this production highlights a crucial moment in her career as she embarks on this exhilarating journey in the UK theatre. Her dual role is likely to inspire future generations of artists to embrace multifaceted positions in the performing arts, but not only, as Natallia is an actress living with MS, too. Fans of theatre should keep their eyes on this rising star as she takes her first steps into a larger arena.
