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Apparate to London and Meet the Magical Cast of HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD!
By: Ashley LaChant Jul. 12, 2016
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Based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD is currently in previews in London's West End at the Palace Theatre, where it will open on July 30. Jamie Parker, Noma Dumezweni and Paul Thornily lead the cast as Harry, Hermione and Ron, as part of a company of 42 talented actors. Scroll down to meet the entire cast, check out photos and video footage!
Written by Jack Thorne and directed by Olivier and Tony award winner John Tiffany, HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD features movement by Steven Hoggett, set by Christine Jones, costumes by Katrina Lindsay, music by Imogen Heap, lighting by Neil Austin, sound by Gareth Fry, special effects by Jeremy Chernick, illusions & magic by Jamie Harrison, music supervision by Martin Lowe and casting by Julia Horan CDG. Produced by Sonia Friedman Productions, Colin Callender and Harry Potter Theatrical Productions.
HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD is the eighth story in the Harry Potter series and the first official Harry Potter story to be presented on stage. Harry Potter is back, and it isn't much easier to be the boy who lived, now that he is an overworked employee of the Ministry of Magic, a husband, and father of three school-age children. While Harry grapples with his past that refuses to stay where it belongs, his youngest son Albus must struggle with the weight of a family legacy he never truly wanted. As past and present fuse ominously, both father and son learn the uncomfortable truth: sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected places.
Jamie Parker (HARRY)
Jamie Parker's most recent project was Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls at the Savoy Theatre, a role he previously performed at Chichester Festival Theatre where he has also been seen in Drama, Holes in the Skin, Seagulls, The Coffee House, The Commuter and The Gondoliers. His other theatre credits include High Societyat the Old Vic, Assassins and Proof for the Menier Chocolate Factory, Candidafor the Theatre Royal Bath, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof for the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Henry V, Henry IV Parts One and Two, A New World and As You Like It for Shakespeare's Globe, King James Bible, The Revenger's Tragedy and The History Boys all for the National Theatre the latter also on Broadway, Racing Demon for Sheffield Crucible, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead for the Theatre Royal Haymarket and Chichester Festival Theatre, My Zinc Bed for the Royal & DernGate Theatre, Singer for the Tricycle Theatre, At the Exit for Chichester Edge, Between the Crosses for the Jermyn Street Theatre and The Sneeze and After the Dance for Oxford Stage Company. His film credits include The Lady in the Van, Le Weekend, Valkyrie and The History Boys. His television credits include Count Arthur Strong, Parade's End, Silk, The Hour, Burn Up, Horne and Corden, Imagine Van Gogh, Silent Witness, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Maxwell, As If, Wire in the Blood, Lawless and Foyle's War.
Noma Dumezweni (HERMIONE)
Noma Dumezweni has most recently been seen on stage playing the title role in Linda at The Royal Court Theatre for which she received outstanding reviews.
Her other theatre credits include Feast and Belong also for the Royal Court, A Human Being Died That Night at The Hampstead Theatre, The Fugard and The Market theatres in South Africa and Brooklyn Academy Of Music, NY, Carmen Disruption for The Almeida Theatre, 'Tis Pity She's A Whore for Shakespeare's Globe, Henry V at the Noël Coward Theatre, President of an Empty Room and The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other for the National Theatre, Macbeth, Breakfast With Mugabe, The Winter's Tale and Romeo and Juliet for the Royal Shakespeare Company, A Raisin In The Sun for the Young Vic at the Lyric Hammersmith, for which she was the recipient of the Olivier Award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role and The Bogus Woman for The Red Room, Traverse and Bush theaters. Her film credits include The Incident, Dirty Pretty Things and Macbeth. Her many television credits include Casualty, Capital, Frankie, Dr Who, Summerhill, EastEnders and Fallout. She will make her directing debut at The Royal Court Theatre in February with I See You by Mongiwekhaya.
Paul Thornley (RON)
Paul Thornley's theatre credits include: A Chorus Of Disapproval at the Harold Pinter Theatre, London Road and The Miracle at the National Theatre, The Three Musketeers at Kingston, It's A Wonderful Life at Wolsey Theatre Ipswich, In The Red And Brown Water at the Young Vic Theatre, Not A Game For The Boys at Library Theatre Manchester, Private Fears in Public Places at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, the Orange Tree in London and the 59E59 Theaters in New York, Noises Off at the National Theatre, Piccadilly and Comedy Theatres, Spend, Spend, Spend for West Yorkshire Playhouse and the Piccadilly Theatre, Escape From Pterodactyl Island at Pleasance Theatre, Hamlet at Greenwich, Up On The Roof at Colchester Mercury, Scrooge in the West End and UK Tour, and A Midsummer Night's Dream, All's Well That Ends Well, The Tempest, Kiss Me Kate at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. His television credits include The Crown, Father Brown, Doc Martin, Doctors, Holby City, Silk, Just William, Murderland, Mutual Friends, Ashes to Ashes, Love Soup, Death Becomes Him, Trollied, By Any Means, Big Bad World, Above Suspicion, Poirot, In Dalston, The Bill, Rapunzel, Foyle's War, Recovery, Green Wing, The Brief - Road To Hell, three series of Life Begins, Midsomer Murders, and Alibi. His film credits include: Grimsby, Untitled Donald Crowhurst Project, London Road, Man Up, Camera Trap, Les Miserables, Broken, The Somnambulists, and Metamorphosis.
Alex Price (DRACO)
Alex Price's theatre credits include 3 Winters for the National Theatre, Birdlandfor The Royal Court Theatre, Before the Party for The Almeida Theatre, Bingo for the Young Vic and Chichester Festival Theatre, Beautiful Thing for the Royal Exchange, Electra for the Gate Theatre, Is Everyone Okay? with the Nabokov Touring Project, and Colourings for the Old Red Lion. His television credits include Penny Dreadful, Doctor Thorne, Beowulf, Vera, Above Suspicion, Lewis, Southcliffe, Aphrodite Fry, Going Postal, Father Brown, Eric and Ernie, Doctor Who, Doctors, Mouth to Mouth, Merlin, Being Human, and Casualty. His film credits include Storage 24, A Passionate Woman, A Horse with No Name, and Clubbed.
Poppy Miller (GINNY)
Poppy Miller trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Her theatre credits include Macbeth at Bristol Tobacco Factory and National Tour, Water at Sydney Theatre, Australia and Brooklyn Academy Of Music, New York, A Midsummer Night's Dream at Lyric Theatre Hammersmith and Manchester Royal Exchange, Twelfth Night at Tricycle Theatre London and National and International Tours, and Three Sisters at Lyric Theatre Hammersmith all for Filter Theatre. Other theatre credits include A Better Woman with Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, The Good Soul of Szechuan with Library Theatre, Manchester, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and The Jew of Malta at Almeida Theatre, The Way of the World and Hamletat Theatre Royal, Northampton, Switchback at Tron Theatre, Glasgow, Amy's View at Salisbury Playhouse, Bartholomew Fair and Two Gentlemen of Verona with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Villette and Blue Remembered Hills at Sheffield Crucible, Mansfield Park at Chichester Festival Theatre, Blood Libel at Norwich Playhouse, Agamemnon's Children at the Gate Theatre, London, and Out in the Cold at BAC. Her television credits include Line of Duty, A Song for Jenny, Mapp and Lucia, Emma, New Tricks, Red Cap, Attachments (series 1 & 2), Heartbeat, Foyle's War, Endeavour, Kingdom, Torn, If I Had You, The Commander (series 1 & 2), In Deep, The Knock, Goldplated, Buried, The Fixer, and The House of Anubis. Her film credits include The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, Lighthouse, Flood, What You Will, and A Changed Man. Her radio credits include Roots, Fame & Fortune, Glittering Prizes, Crime & Punishment, Agnes Grey, The Mill on the Floss, Mary Hayes in Love, The Complete Adventures of Claudine, Fossils, and Smokers.
Sam Clemmett (ALBUS)
Sam Clemmett's theatre credits include Lord of the Flies at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, Nivelli's War at The Mac Theatre, Belfast, Accolade at the Saint James Theatre, Wink at Theatre 503, and Wendy and Peter Pan with the Royal Shakespeare Company. His film and television credits include Doctors, Foyle's War, Burn the Clock, Holby City, Our World War, Diary of a Snob, Survivor, Murder Games: The Life and Death of Breck Bednar, and The Muskeeters.
Cherrelle Skeete (ROSE)
Cherrelle Skeete trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama. Her theatre credits include Three Days in the Country and The Amen Corner for the National Theatre, The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre, 24 Hour Plays with Old Vic New Voices, Wind in the Willows with Sixteen Feet Productions, And I And Silence at The Finborough Theatre, The Edge at New Diorama Theatre, SOLD at Central School of Speech and Drama. Her television credits include Danny and the Human Zoo, The Five, Ordinary Lies, and Call the Midwife.
Anthony Boyle (SCORPIUS)
Anthony Boyle trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. His theatre credits include Herons at the Lyric Theatre Belfast and East Belfast Boy (which he co-wrote) at Ballymac Friendship Centre. His television credits include Game of Thrones. His film credits include The Journey, City of Lost Z, and the short film The Party.
Nicola Alexis' theatre credits include The Merchant of Venice on International Tour, To Kill A Mockingbird for Macho Productions, Beauty and the Beast at the Elgiva Theatre, Clybourne Park the Wyndhams Theatre, A Midsummer Night's Dream on US Tour, Beauty and the Beast for Newpalm Productions, The Lady in the Van at the Salisbury Playhouse, Lucky You for Magic Key Productions, The Taming of the Shrew on US Tour, Three Sisters for Birmingham Rep, Rookery Nook for Oxford Stage Company, GI Blues for Forest Forge, Bacchai, Jitney at the National Theatre, Macbeth for Orange Tree Theatre, One Love at the Bristol Old Vic, A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Northcott Theatre, Exeter, Emma at the Tricycle, The Tempest at the Edinburgh Festival, Indecent Desires at the Lyric Hammersmith, Robinson Crusoe for E&B Productions. Her television credits include Obsession: Dark Desires, Doctors, Eastenders, Desperados, Absolute Power, Holby City, Dangerfield for the BBC, Emmerdale,Hollyoaks, Summerhill, Commander IV, The Bill, The Baddiel Syndromeand Happy and Zappy.
Helen Aluko trained at Manchester School of Theatre. Her theatre credits include Doctor Faustus at Manchester Royal Exchange, Once Language, Many Voices at TNT, The Price with Walking Forward, The Wind in the Willows with Sixteen Feet Productions, and Beauty and the Beast at Theatre Royal Stratford East. Her television credits include The Driver.
Jeremy Ang Jones trained at Academy of Live and Recorded Arts. His theatre credits include Richard III at the New Diorama with The Faction. This is Jeremy's West End debut.
Rosemary Annabella
Rosemary Annabella's theatre credits include the European tour of Blues Brothers, Hairspray at Regent's Theatre, the International Tour of Seussical, the UK Tour of Back To Bacharach, and Love Beyond at Wembley Arena. Her film credits include Hummingbird, Cemetery Junction and The Human Centipede.
Annabel Baldwin's theatre credits include Spring Awakening, Sam Wanamaker Festival, Harvest, Macbeth, The Glass Menagerie at Arts Educational Schools London, Red Jungle Fowl at Tea for Ten Theatre Company, and Scripted with Crucible Studio. Her short film credits include Overload and Pillow Talk. Her film credits include Servants' Quarters and Milk. Annabel was a Carlton Hobbs finalist.
Jack Bennett trained at LAMDA. His theatre credits include Instant Light with Slung Low, The Situation Roomwith Oscar Mike, How to Occupy an Oil Rig Edinburgh Fringe Festival and UK Tour, After the Rainfall with curious directive, Ecstasy with Hampstead Theatre in the West End, And a Nightingale Sang with The New Vic, The Bible: The Complete Word of God with the Reduced Shakespeare Company, The Elephant Man with Sheffield Theatres, Mother Clap's Molly House with the National Theatre in the West End, The Front Page at Chichester Festival Theatre, Hamlet, The Mystery of Irma Vep with Merlin Theatre, Budapest, Hack! at the Jermyn Street Theatre. He toured his one man show Too Much, Too Young in 2015. His film and television credits include The Busker & The Coin, Hustle, Until Sunday Morning, and The Painting. Jack is an Artist in Residence at Oxford Playhouse and an Associate Artist of ARC, Stockton.
PAUL BENTALL
Paul Bentall's theatre credits includes Edward II, Captain of Kopenick, Timon of Athens, Antigone, The Comedy of Errors, Love the Sinner, Theatre of Blood, The Trial, A Month in the Country, Sergeant Musgrave's Dance, Danton's Death, Much Ado About Nothing, Caritas Christi, The Prince of Homburg, Don Juan, Lorrenzaccio, You Can't Take it With You, Strider - Story of a Horse, Animal Farm, The Ancient Mariner, Jacobowski and the Colonel, The Spanish Tragedy, She Stoops to Conquer, A Chorus of Disapproval, The Rivals at the National Theatre, Henry IV parts 1 & 2 at Theatre Royal Bath, Time of My Life at Watford Palace Theatre, My Dad's a Birdman, The Man Who Had All The Luck at the Young Vic, Slaves at Theatre 503, Love's Labour's Lost at the Rose Theatre, Burial at Thebes at the Barbican, Habeus Corpus/Measure for Measure at Theatre Royal Bath and on UK Tour, You Never Can Tell at the Garrick Theatre, The Mikado for Orange Tree Theatre, Brighton Rock at The Almeida Theatre, The Coffee House at Chichester Festival Theatre, Eastward Ho!, Edward III, Love in a Wood, Jubilee, A Servant to Two Masters, Cymbeline, Spanish Tragedy, Henry VIII, Richard III, Faust, Julius Caesar, The Taming of the Shrew, Wildest Dreams, Showboat for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Salome and The Trialon World Tour, Uncle Vanya at Sheffield Crucible, and Darwin's Flood at The Bush Theatre. His television credits include Dark Angel, You, Me and the Apocalypse, War and Peace, Midwinter of the Spirit, Law and Order, Doctors, Midsomer Murders, Wolfenden, Silent Witness, Why We Went To War, The Governor, A Dark Adapted Eye, Pie in the Sky, Between the Lines, The New Statesman, Spender, The Bill, Casualty, French Fields, SSGB and As You Like It. His film credits include The World's End, Private Peaceful, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Vanity Fair, Blackball, and First Knight.
Morag Cross studied Classics at Cambridge and trained at Drama Studio London. She regularly works as a deviser and choreographer as well as performer. Her theatre credits include The Little Bird who Stayed for Winter with Peut-Etre and the Roundhouse, Grimm Tales at The Bargehouse, The Ballad of Martha Brown for Angel Exit Theatre, Twelfth Night for Infinite Jest, Moominland Widwinter at Theatre Royal Bath, World Enough and Time for Fluff Productions, Room on the Broom at the Lyric Theatre, Square One for Misrule Theatre, The BFG at Derby Theatre, The Flower for Polygon Arts, Animal Farm for Tour de Force World Tour, Romeo and Juliet at the National Theatre, The Garden of Llangoed, The Comedian at Watermill Theatre, In The Shadow of Trees with Horse+Bamboo Theatre and the Royal Exchange, Arabian Nights for Forest Forge, The Gruffalo's Child, The Snow Dragon, The Owl & The Pussycat for Tall Stories, Company of Angels for Horse+Bamboo Theatre, Pelleas & Melisande at Camden People's Theatre, Four by 4 at Soho Theatre, Twelfth Night at Chester Gateway, The Rivals for Onatti Open Air, Kes for Theatre de Menilmontant, Silkworm for Theater Ensemble Wurzburg, All's Well That Ends Well at Battersea Arts Centre, Around The World In 80 Days, The Importance of Being Earnest for Compagnie ACT, A Midsummer Night's Dream for Strangefish Productions, Glass In Glass Out at Royal Festival Hall, Hummingbirds at the Young Vic Theatre, and The Seagull at the Cambridge Festival Theatre. Her television and film credits include Doctors, Suicide Is Easy, Lonely Hearts, The Pains of Youth, The Dance, Amazing People: Living with a Handlebar, Baila Con Migo. Morag regularly performs and volunteers for the children's charity Scene and Heard.
Claudia Grant trained at LAMDA. Her theatre credits include Juicy and Delicious at the Southampton Nuffield Theatre, Spring Awakening with Headlong, West Yorkshire Playhouse, and Southampton Nuffield Theatre, Scarborough at the White Bear Theatre, A Beautiful Recitation of Pi at the Whitechapel Theatre, Knives In Hens at Camden People's Theatre, and The Lover at Finborough Theatre. Her film and television credits include An Adventure In Space and Time, Being Me (Misunderstood Productions), Doctors (BBC), The Bill (LWT), Invisible (Blue Print Films), and Seeing Things (Why Not? Films).
James Howard trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. His theatre credits include Brave New World for Northampton Theatre Royal and Touring Consortium, Romeo and Juliet, As You Like It, Mojo, The Drunks, King Lear and Morte D'Arthur for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Twelfth Night and Ivanov for the Donmar Theatre in the West End, Not About Heroes for Blackeyed Theatre Company, Antony and Cleopatra for the Manchester Royal Exchange and The Duchess of Malfi for the National Theatre. His television credits include Black Mirror, Dark Matters, Doctors, Emmerdale, Hollyoaks, Skins, Midsomer Murders, The Bill, Broken News, Spooks, Inspector Lynley Mysteries and Dream Team. His film credits include Survivor, The Theory of Everything, Shoot on Sight, The Oxford Murders and Penelope.
Lowri James trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Her theatre credits include Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and other love songs) for Kneehigh, Against Captain's Orders for Punchdrunk, Lady Macbeth in RIFT's overnight Macbeth at Balfron Tower, The Tear Thief at the Royal Exchange, Migrants Overture at Battersea Arts Centre, Protect Me From What I Want at the Young Vic Theatre, Up in the Air for Contact Theatre, Imogen at Bristol Old Vic, Feral at the New Wimbledon Theatre and Burn My Heart at Trestle Theatre and the Tobacco Factory. She is also a theatre maker and puppeteer and has developed new work for the National Theatre Studio, Battersea Arts Centre and Soho Theatre. Her puppetry credits include Macbeth and Skitterbang Island at Little Angel Theatre, How Long is a Piece of String at The Oily Cart and Inside Out for Les Images Et Marionettes.
Chris Jarman trained at LAMDA. His theatre credits include The Book of Mormon at the Prince of Wales Theatre, The Comedy of Errors at the National Theatre, Antony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, The Tempest, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and The Merchant of Venice with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Sister Act at the London Palladium, and The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre. His other theatre credits include Aladdin, Lakeboat, Prairie du Chien, Beauty and the Beast, Fallujah, Bites, Julius Caesar, Out of This World, Seven Doors, The Jungle Book and The Warp. His television credits include Run, Doctor Who, Sand Serpents, The Omid Djalili Show, Demons, The Bill, Roman Mysteries, Holby City, Spartacus, State of Play, McCready and Daughter, 'Orrible and Grange Hill. His film credits include Johnny English Reborn, Churchill: The Hollywood Years and EMR. His voiceover work includes Tattoo Fixers, The Class Of '92: Out Of Their League and Murder Rap: Inside The Biggie And Tupac Murders.
Martin Johnston
Martin Johnston's theatre credits include the UK Tour of The Secret Garden, Shane Meadows' 24/7 at Embassy Theatre, Passport to Pimlico! - The Musical at South Westminster Festival, the UK Tour of It's a Wonderful Life - The Musical, the UK tour of SpongeBob SquarePants - The Musical, Reverend Shaw Moore at the Novello Theatre, the UK and Ireland tour of Footloose, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Towngate Theatre, Basildon and Millfield Theatre London, Sweethearts at Finborough Theatre, The Postman Always Rings Twice at The Playhouse Theatre, Annie at Aberystwth Arts Centre, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever at Bridewell Theatre, the East Anglia Tour of Jekyll and Hyde, the UK National Tour of Me and My Girl, Jack and the Beanstalk and Little Red Riding Hood in Greenwich. His television and film credits include Cradle to Grave, Love Tales, The Tudors, Criminal Justice, The Queen, and Office Monkey. His commercial credits include Puma, Sky Digital, Pimms and Rennies Soft Chew.
Chipo Kureya trained at the Urdang Academy. Her theatre credits include Fingertips with Clean Break, Liberian Girl rehearsed reading for the Royal Court, The Tempest at Waterloo East. She also co-wrote and performed in the one woman show So What If I Dance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival Her choreography credits include Chrome Hoof's tour.
James Le Lacheur trained at the Oxford School of Drama. Their theatre credits include James and the Giant Peach at Colchester Mercury Theatre, Black Sheep at Soho Theatre, Antony and Cleopatra at the Sam Wanamaker Festival, Shakespeare's Globe, and Anna Karenina with Pegasus Theatre and The Royal Court Theatre. Their film credits include Still Love, Blackout, Away, Steve and the Audition, Our World and Cottonmouth. James is also the Artistic Director of Fast Parson Theatre, whose credits includeGaigai Tauna: The Snake Man and The Curious Incident of the Frog in My Sightline.
Helena Lymbery's theatre credits include We Want You To Watch with RashDash and the National Theatre, Treasure Island, This House, The Cat in the Hat, Some Trace of Her, Women of Troy, Iphigenia in Aulis, His Dark Materials, Henry V with the National Theatre, The Secret Agent with Theatre O and Young Vic, Coasting at the Bristol Old Vic, Rough Cuts: God Bless the Child, The Laws of War at The Royal Court Theatre, Faith, Hope and Charity, The Woman Who Swallowed A Pin at Southwark Playhouse, Feel Sad About Japan with Nabokov and Southwark Playhouse, Yerma at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Blackpool withTheatre 503, Light Shining in Buckinghamshire at the Arcola Theatre, Al Gran Sole Carico D'Amore at Salzburg Festival and the Berlin Staatsoper, After Dido with ENO at Young Vic, Watership Down and The Magic Carpet at Lyric Hammersmith, Mammals with Bush Theatre and the UK Tour, Sleeping Beauty with Young Vic, the Barbican, and New York. Her television credits include Doctor Foster, Father Brown, Oliver Twist, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries and Alastair McGowan's Big Impression. Her film credits include London Road and Nietta's Film. Helena works for the mentoring charity Scene & Heard in Somerstown.
Barry McCarthy's theatre credits include Sherlock's Last Case at The Old Laundry Theatre; The Absence of War at the Sheffield Crucible and on the UK tour; Raymond Briggs' Father Christmas at the Lyric Hammersmith; Little Revolution, King Lear, Reason Season Life Time - Last Seen at The Almeida Theatre; Kafka's Dick at Theatre Royal Bath; Flustered at Southwark Playhouse; Step 9 (of 12) at Trafalgar Studios; A Round-Heeled Woman at Riverside Studios and the Aldwych Theatre; Realism at Soho Theatre; The White Guard at the National Theatre; Absolutely Frank at Queen's Hornchurch; Kean at Guildford, UK Tour and at the Apollo Theatre; The Canterbury Tales at the Royal Shakespeare Company and on the UK and US Tours; Children Of A Lesser God at Salisbury Playhouse; Happy Birthday Dear Alice at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond and Stephen Joseph Theatre; As You Like It, Back To Methuselah, The Park, Wildest Dreams at the Royal Shakespeare Company; Things We Do For Love at the Gielgud Theatre; The Scarlet Letter, The Government Inspector, King Lear, The Master And Margarita, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Manuscripts Don't Burn, The Merchant Of Venice, The Coffee House, Swan Song at Chichester Festival Theatre; House And Garden, Knights In Plastic Armour, Body Language, Henceforward, Woman In Mind at the Stephen Joseph Theatre. His television credits include Hollyoaks, Holby City, Doctors, Missing, Judge John Deed, Topsy & Tim, New Tricks: The One That Got Away, The Bill, Peak Practice, and The Final Cut. His film credits include London Road, Notes On A Scandal, Kinky Boots, Food Of Love, Erik The Viking, and Brothers and Sisters.
Sandy McDade's theatre credits include A Women Killed with Kindness, The Seagull, House of Bernarda Alba, Prayer for Owen Meany, The Skriker, Good Person of Sichuan, Ghetto, Fuente Ovejuna at the National Theatre. Other theatre includes Iron at the Royal Court (Evening Standard Award for Best Actress, Stage Award for Best Actress), After Dido, Senora Carrar's Riffles, Twelfth Night, As I Lay Dying at the Young Vic, Period of Adjustment at the Almeida, The Life of Stuff at the Donmar Warehouse (Olivier Nominated), Ingolstadt Plays at the Gate Theatre. Her television credits include Agatha Raison, Father Brown, Poirot - The Labours of Hercules, The Lady Vanishes, Misfits, New Tricks, Larkrise to Candleford, Silent Witness, Taggart, The Smallest Game in Town, Down to Earth, Vital Signs, Secret Smile, Quite Ugly One Morning, Teachers, The Office - Christmas Special, Hamish MacBeth and Touch of Frost. Her film credits include Jane Eyre, Heading Home, Restoration, One Last Chance and Mrs Henderson Presents.
Andrew McDonald trained at LAMDA. Recent West End credits include Farinelli and the King (Duke of York's), The Vote (Donmar Warehouse), The Scottsboro Boys (Garrick Theatre), Daytona(Theatre Royal Haymarket) . National Theatre credits: This House, The Royal Hunt Of The Sun, The Alchemist, Tartuffe and Pizarro. Other stage credits include: Pygmalion , Equus (National Tours), The Entertainer (Old Vic) ; Don Carlos (Gielgud), Our American Cousin, Early Days, The Insurgents, A Man With Connections (Finborough) Julius Caesar (Royal Shakespeare Company). His television credits include The Vote, Crimewatch, Eastenders, Murder Not Proven, and The Bill. His radio credits include Don Carlos, Hobson's Choice, Spring Awakening, Pilgrim's Progress and An Eye for an Eye.
Tom Mackley trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Prior to this, Tom gained as BSc in Physics at the University of Birmingham. His theatre credits include the UK tour of The Silver Sword, The Tale of Mr Tumble at Manchester International Festival, The BFG at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Our Day Out at Oldham Coliseum, Story Hunters at Clwyd Theatr Cymru, The Little Mermaid and Mother Goose at the Adam Smith Theatre, Forest Boy at the Arcola Theatre and St James Theatre, and the UK tour of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. His film and television credits include The Tale of Mr Tumble and Sunshine On Leith.
Adam McNamara studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (now RCS) and graduated in 2010. His stage credits include Mother Courage at Dundee Rep, Sub Rosa at Fire Exit, Black Watch for the National Theatre of Scotland, Betrayed at Tron Theatre, The Physicists at the Donmar Warehouse, and Hamlet at the Young Vic. His television credits include Single Father, Eastenders, The Interceptor, River City, You, Me and the Apocalypse, and Vikings His feature film credits include Bitter Harvest.
Tom Milligan graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2015. Theatre credits include Last of The Dragons for Manhattan Children's Theatre / The English Theatre Warsaw, Wall Is Over and The Captain's Heart at the Playwrights Studio Scotland, Our House at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Brigadoon - Workshop for the National Theatre of Scotland and The Hired Man for the National Youth Music Theatre. Short film credits include The Elf Factor for Visible Fictions and Boys Will Be Boys for Community Safety Glasgow.
Jack North trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. His theatre credits include Tobias in Sweeney Todd with the English National Opera, Peter Pan in Concert at the Adelphi Theatre, Bernstein Prom with the BBC, Kings of Broadway at the Palace Theatre, Little Rock in Gypsy and Tom Thumb in Barnum at Chichester Festival Theatre, Kiss Me, Kate at Royal Albert Hall, 42nd Street at the London Palladium, and The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe at Kensington Gardens. His television and film credits include Chasing Shadows, Breathe and the BBC Proms.
Stuart Ramsay's theatre credits include Funny Girl at the Menier Chocolate Factory, Wicked at the Apollo Victoria, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe in Kensington Gardens, Gypsy and 42nd Street at Leicester Curve, Billy Elliot at Victoria Palace, Grease at Piccadilly Theatre, on UK Tour and in Monte Carlo, Paris and Lisbon, Cats in the UK Tour, Lisbon and Italy, Oh What A Night on UK Tour, Hamburg and Monte Carlo, LES MISERABLES at the Palace Theatre, Disney's Beauty and the Beast at the Dominion Theatre and MGM Legends at the London Palladium. His television credits include Galavant and Extras. His film credits include A Tale of Two Cities and The Power of One.
Nuno Silva trained as an actor at the National Conservatory of Theatre in Lisbon, and as a dancer/singer at the London Studio Centre. His theatre credits include The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe for Birmingham Rep, The Merchant of Venice at Shakespeare's Globe, Little Shop of Horrors at the Royal Exchange Theatre (nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role at the Manchester Theatre Awards), The Light Princess at the National Theatre, Cabaret at the Savoy Theatre, Maria De Buenos Aires at Cork Opera House, Dr. Dee at Manchester International Festival and the ENO, The Crane Maiden in Yokohama, Japan, An Anatomy in Four Quarters and The Most Incredible Thing at Sadler's Wells, God's Garden in the Linbury, Royal Opera House (nominated Best Male Performer at the National Dance Awards), The Lessening of Difference on UK Tour and Pleasure's Progress at the Royal Opera House. As a director, his credits include A Darker Shade of Fado at Greenwich Dance and on UK Tour, Soul of Fado for Without Walls in Greenwich and on UK Tour and Nufado, Pulsar and Ritmo Das Estaçöes performed in Portugal. As a choreographer, his credits include Ragtime (associate) at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, Tannhauser and Aida (associate) at the Royal Opera House and Goalmouth in Botswana and in Newcastle. He was awarded the TMA Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Repertoire whilst he was part of HODC as Dancer and Associate Director.
Esther Smith's theatre credits include NSFW at The Royal Court Theatre, The Honeyman at Derby Live, Many Moons with Theatre 503, The Author with the Royal Court and International Tour, and This Child with Southwark Playhouse. Her television credits include Cuckoo, Uncle, Ballot Monkeys, Black Mirror, Cockroaches, The Midnight Beast, Skins Redux: Rise, Misfits, The Smoke, Material Girl, and Elephant (writer and performer, BAFTA nominated)
Joshua Wyatt trained at London Studio Centre. His theatre credits include Matilda at the Cambridge Theatre, Tommy at Blackpool Opera House, and Loserville at Union Theatre. His television credits include The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Children in Need and Surprise Surprise.
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