Imogen Hudson-Clayton trained as an actor at RADA & Rose Bruford College, graduating in 2014. Since then, she has worked as an actor, director, poet and writer, facilitator and workshop leader, across the UK and internationally. She is dedicated to the creation and development of new theatre works, and is an advocate for emerging artists. She believes stories have the power to connect, heal, and liberate us. 

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Imogen is currently one of the core Acting Tutors at Rose Bruford College; teaching the Meisner Technique to first year Actors & Actor Musicians, in collaboration with Raymi Ortuste Quiroga, who attended The William Esper Studio. Their work as Meisner facilitators is very much influenced and inspired by the work of Brené Brown. She is Associate Director of transcultural theatre company Chaskis Theatre; making work to encourage empathy across borders, and Associate Artist of The Quarter Too Ensemble; committed to producing new and accessible theatre, workshops & collaborative community based projects.