Madeleine Kludje is currently the Associate Director at The Birmingham Repertory Theatre and is an alumni of The Regional Theatre Young Directors Scheme.

Past Directing work includes:

Sky Comedy Rep short plays by Lowri and Mari Izzard, Ed Amsden and Tom Coles, Jodie Irvine, City of a Thousand Trades (Birmingham Royal Ballet and Birmingham Rep), Park Bench Plays, short plays by David Edgar, Janice Connolly, Liam Steel and Lucia Deyi. Swim, Aunty Swim R&D by Siana Bangura (English Touring Theatre), Reunited R&D by Sophia Griffin (Bush Theatre).This is Sunday by Jade Anouka,(The show must go online), I am a Man by Luke Barnes audio piece (North Wall Online), Fathers, Family and F*ckboys by Sophia Griffin (The Birmingham Rep Foundry and China Plate Festival), Brummie Iliad by Rodrick Smith (The Birmingham Rep), Subtitled by Michael Southern (The Birmingham Rep Foundry), I Am a Man by Luke Barnes and Love Liquidators by Ashley Zhangazha (North Wall Alchemy Festival), The Ultimate Lad by Ash Palmisciano and Jon Brittain (Shout Festival), Co-Director Library Lion with Untied Artist, Futureopolis, a devised piece for the new entrance opening of the Victoria and Albert Museum with young people from Emergency Exit Arts, Check The Label by Eno Mfon and Normal by Theresa Ikoko (Talawa First) and Fable by Luke Barnes in London, New York and Cape Town (Young Vic).
Past Associate and Assisting work includes Tartuffe Directed by Iqbal Khan, Peter Pan Directed by Liam Steel, A Thousand Splendid Suns directed by Roxana Silbert (The Birmingham Rep), Rebus Directed by Robin Lefevre (The Birmingham Rep and National Tour) and The Wizard of Oz Directed by Liam Steel (The Birmingham Rep), Woyzeck adapted by Leo Butler, Directed by Roxana Silbert and Elephant by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, Directed by Lucy Morrison (The Birmingham Rep). The Boris Karloff Trainee Assistant Director for The Web Directed by Ria Parry, The Scottsboro Boys with the Young Vic’s under 18 participants Directed by Natasha Nixon (Young Vic), Little Red Riding Hood Directed by Dawn Reid (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Enter Directed by Anthony Ekendayo and Sweet Taboo Directed by Mojisola Adebayo (Talawa, Typt).
Madeleine is also a drama facilitator having worked in the U.K and Europe.