Head of Theatre
ANNIKA FOSTER
Annika is an actor, producer, and theatre-maker, and Head of Theatre for KD Film Productions.
A USC School of Dramatic Arts graduate with over 30 acting credits, and a long-held love for for both screen and stage storytelling, she leads the company’s Theatre Division, working with the KD team to develop and produce original live work in the UK and beyond.
Her most recent stage appearance was in Respire Nan at the Atwater Village Theatre in Los Angeles.
A long-standing collaborator with KD Film Productions, her screen credits include The Drawing (release date TBC), Meeting You, Meeting Me (2024), Figure in the Fog (2025), Essence of Men (2025), and Isolation Experiment (2026).
She is currently producing and starring in GRIDLOCK, marking her UK theatre debut.
GRIDLOCK
'Gridlock' is a one-act play about a couple at a crossroads. They are stuck in traffic - both literally and figuratively.
Premiering this innovative and exciting one-act theatre play about a couple at a crossroads.
As Alexa (Annika Foster) and Thomas (Ibrahim Bakhait) wait for the traffic to subside, they start reminiscing on moments that shaped their relationship, ultimately trying to answer the questions: how did we get here and where are we going?
'Gridlock' is a gritty, honest, and heart-breaking look at what it means to love another person.
★★★★ - The Herald
★★★★.5 - One4Review
★★★★ - Across the Arts
Written by Kathryn Mincer and Directed by Dominique Mabille
Based on: 'Losing Me' by Annika Foster
Run time: approximately 45 mins
Trigger warning: strong language
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THE FINAL EPISODE
A one-woman thriller about a conspiracy podcast gone wrong...
'The Final Episode' is an exciting and ground-breaking thriller show, based around a conspiracy theory podcaster, Carly, who ends up unravelling a conspiracy theory in real time.
This one-woman show has received rave industry peer reviews for its clever writing, innovation, and twists that will keep audiences guessing until the end.
Preview reviews:
"Incredible performance! 'The Final Episode' is a must see"
"Like a karate kick to your expectations"
“Visually clever and full of tension and twists from the first to the last scene!”
Brighton reviews:
★★★★ - View from the Gods
★★★★ - Rialto Arts
Written by Kathryn Mincer
Running time: 40mins approx.
Trigger warnings: References to violence, appropriate for ages 12+