Britt Berke is a director of theatre and film. Her work interrogates love, power, and how these entities are intertwined and revolutionized; often staging delight and spectacle as a means of examining intimacy and taboo. Britt nourishes the development of new work, and reenergizes revivals of plays and musicals. Britt’s first short film, SHIPS by Caroline Festa, enjoyed its World Premiere at The SOHO International Film Festival in 2024. She is currently in post-production for The Skin of the Water, which filmed in London last year.
Britt Berke is a director of theatre and film. Her work interrogates love, power, and how these entities are intertwined and revolutionized; often staging delight and spectacle as a means of examining intimacy and taboo. Britt nourishes the development of new work, and reenergizes revivals of plays and musicals. Britt’s first short film, SHIPS by Caroline Festa, enjoyed its World Premiere at The SOHO International Film Festival in 2024. She is currently in post-production for The Skin of the Water, which filmed in London last year.
Britt Berke is a director of theatre and film. Her work interrogates love, power, and how these entities are intertwined and revolutionized; often staging delight and spectacle as a means of examining intimacy and taboo. Britt nourishes the development of new work, and reenergizes revivals of plays and musicals. Britt’s first short film, SHIPS by Caroline Festa, enjoyed its World Premiere at The SOHO International Film Festival in 2024. She is currently in post-production for The Skin of the Water, which filmed in London last year.
Gender
Female
