25 July 2022

Sue is directing The Importance of Peaches' by Tony Domaiille. The show will run for one performance at the St Nicholas' Church Harvest Supper Evening on 1 October 2022 at the Gladstone Village Hall in Burton. Produced by Burton Reads.

3 April 2018

Read the TheaterJones review of Uncanny Valley by Thomas Gibbons.

"Sue Birch ... persuasively portrays the 70-year-old neuroscientist Claire as she attempts to make a final contribution to AI. Her British accent adds gravitas to the clinical language and technical jargon of the script. You can hear the hesitancy in Claire’s voice when she finally begins to struggle with the moral issues that plague her life’s work. Birch skillfully moves between Claire’s various registers, from careful deliberation about scientific theories to poignant reminiscing about her estranged daughter."

Photo: Black Flag Theatre

26 January 2018

Sue will be appearing as Claire in Uncanny Valley by Thomas Gibbons. The show will run March 30 - April 28 at the Cox Playhouse in Plano. Produced by Black Flag Theatre.

23 October 2017
Sue is directing the World Premiere of The Three Musketeers by Jackie Mellor-Guin. The show runs November 25 - December 30 at the Cox Playhouse in Plano. Produced by Theatre Britain.

Ivan Jones, Shay McDonald. Photo: Michael C Foster

8 August 2017

Sue is directing the American Premiere of Winston's Birthday by Paul Baker. The show will run September 8 - October 1  at the Cox Playhouse in Plano. Produced by Theatre Britain.

 (l to r) Brian Hoffman, Michael Speck, Mary-Margaret Pyeatt, Jackie L Kemp, Allyn Carrell. Photo by Michael C Foster

 24 April 2017
Sue will be appearing as Harriet Copeland in Nobody's Perfect by Simon Williams at Theatre Britain. June 23 - July 16, 2017.

 (l to r) Steven Shayle Rhodes, Brian Hoffman, Madeleine Morris. Photo: Michael C Foster

 7 March 2017
Sue is directing Let It Be Me by Carey Jane Hardy. The show will run April 7 - 30 at the Cox Playhouse in Plano. Produced by Theatre Britain.

 (l to r) Ivy Opdyke, Christian Black, Marilyn Setu, Octavia Y Thomas, Robert San Juan, Dana Harrison. Photo: Michael C Foster

 9 January 2017
Sue is directing Will You Still Love Me In The Morning? by Brian Clemens & Dennis Spooner. The show will run February 10 - March 5 at the Cox Playhouse in Plano. Produced by Theatre Britain.

 (l to r) Nick Haley, Robin Clayton, Kim Winnubst, Bryan Brooks Photo: Michael C Foster