Portfolio – Madison Rae Jones

Welcome to Madison’s portfolio, where you can explore her work as an actor, writer, and director. Here, you’ll find a range of projects that showcase her versatility and passion for storytelling. Take a look at Madison’s self-tapes, where she delivers both dramatic contemporary monologues and a comedic classical monologue, displaying her ability to switch between different genres and styles. You’ll also find information about her latest projects, including ‘Unquiet Mind,’ a solo show exploring mental health issues, and ‘Platypus,’ a puppetry performance, both at the Camden People’s Theatre Festival in London this July. For a more comprehensive look at her past and present work, head to the biography section, where you can learn more about Madison’s involvement in projects such as ‘Las Voces de Penelope’ and the ongoing ‘Feminine Surrealism Film Series.’ Please enjoy exploring this portfolio and discovering Madison’s passion for the arts.

PRODUCTION	ROLE	COMPANY / VENUE
Mrs. Flynn's Solution	Clarissa	Theater Southwest
Double Exposure	Sarah	Mandi Films
Unquiet Mind	Madison	Camden People's Theatre
Platypus	Margie	Camden People's Theatre
Commercial	Dancer	School of Creative Industries
Bull	Isobel	University of East London
Three Sisters	Irina	University of East London
Love and Information	Secret	University of East London
Las Voces de Penelope	Penelope	Concordia College
The Metal Children	Vera	Concordia College
Iphigenia	Soldier	Concordia College

Unquiet Mind
Camden People’s Theatre Festival

Feminine Surrealism Film Series
M and I Productions

Assistant Lecturer | University of East London | London, UK and

Teaching Artist | Half Moon Youth Theatre | London, UK

Double Exposure is a short film which Madison wrote, directed, produced, and starred in. It explores the nature of duality in a young woman who balances filmmaking with motherhood in London.

Madison is thrilled to present her work as an actor, writer, and director in the thought-provoking and emotionally charged solo show titled “Unquiet Mind.” This production, staged at the renowned Camden People’s Theatre during the Practically Professional Fest, provided her with a unique opportunity to delve deep into the portrayal of mental health issues on stage. Through her heartfelt performance, she aimed to shed light on the complexities of anxiety and depression, while also exploring the power of art as a coping mechanism. As a multidimensional performer, she not only brought the character to life but also wrote and directed the piece, adding a personal touch to this compelling and introspective theatrical journey.

Here you can see Madison’s remarkable work as an actor and puppeteer in the groundbreaking new play, “Platypus.” Recently debuted at the prestigious Practically Professional Festival hosted by the Camden People’s Theatre, this typical comedy takes a satirical approach, cleverly dissecting religious fundamentalism, the alt-right, and online influencer scammers. As Madison expertly breathes life into her characters (Margie the zookeeper and Duncan the platypus), both through her acting prowess and engaging puppetry skills, she delivers a performance that leaves audiences in stitches while reflecting on the societal issues cleverly portrayed on stage. Prepare to be entertained and enlightened as you delve into Madison’s extraordinary portrayal in “Platypus,” showcasing her versatility as a performer and her commitment to pushing the boundaries of storytelling.

Madison’s two-minute self-tape dramatic contemporary monologue is a compelling and emotionally charged piece that showcases her impressive range and versatility as an actor. With a powerful and nuanced performance, Madison captures the depth and complexity of the character, bringing to life the character’s struggles and inner turmoil. Her ability to convey a range of emotions, from vulnerability to strength, and her command of the scene, leave a lasting impact on the audience. Madison’s dedication to her craft is evident in this performance, and it serves as a testament to her skill and talent as an actor.

This self-tape showcases Madison’s versatility and range as an actor, featuring both a dramatic contemporary monologue and a comedic classical monologue. In the dramatic piece, Madison delivers a powerful performance, bringing depth and emotion to a complex character struggling with personal demons. Her ability to connect with the material and convey raw emotion is truly impressive. In contrast, the comedic monologue highlights Madison’s talent for physical comedy and impeccable timing. Her performance is full of energy and personality, bringing a lightheartedness and joy to the screen. Together, these two monologues demonstrate Madison’s skill and artistry as an actor, and showcase her ability to excel in both dramatic and comedic roles.