Superstition Mountain at Greenwich Theatre

Jack Brownridge-Kelly

Jack Brownridge-Kelly is Cornish actor, born and raised in Newlyn. He trained at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Theatre credits include: The Stranger on the Bridge (Tobacco Factory Theatre/Salisbury Playhouse), The Velveteen Rabbit (Quirk Theatre), In My Lungs The Ocean Swells (Vault Festival).

Ben Kernow

Ben grew up on a small farm on the north Cornish coast before training at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts (ALRA). Theatre credits include: The Beauty Queen of Leenane, The Wolves of Willoughby Chase, Hetty Feather, Stones in His Pockets & The Secret Garden (Minack Theatre). Finnegan & Tweed (Ha-Hum-Ah Theatre). A Perfect World, The Cherry Orchard, The Third Policeman, Life's a Dream & The Magnificent Three (Miracle Theatre). Giselle (Birmingham Royal Ballet), Lucy and the Lost Ones (Quirk Theatre), Product & A Doll's House (New Model Theatre), The Mousehole Cat (Cousin Jacks Theatre). Relatively Speaking & The Importance of Being Earnest (Frinton Repertory Theatre), The Seagull (Barons Court Theatre). Film credits include: Magic Man (The Road Productions), At Sea (LFS), The Expert: Progress Report (Meshes) and The Legend of Bob Leonard (Mandrake media). When not acting he can be found in his small vineyard tending to his vines.

Darren Seed

Originally from Cornwall, Darren trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School graduating with the Peter Ackerman Award for outstanding comedy performances. Darren has toured both nationally and internationally and regularly works with new writers, directors and theatre companies, co-devising productions for Kenny Wax, Tall Stories, Pins & Needles, Tobacco Factory Theatres, Oxford Playhouse and Bristol Old Vic. In 2020 Darren co-founded Jam First Theatre which toured Cornwall and played The Edinburgh Fringe with their sell out production ‘Hellish’. Theatre credits include: The Olivier Award nominated show Oi Frog & Friends! (UK Tour & West End), We’re Going On A Bear Hunt (USA & UK Tours), The Last Days Of Mankind (Bristol Old Vic), Tiddler & Other Terrific Tales (Leicester Square Theatre), Room On The Broom (UK Tour), A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to The Forum (Tobacco Factory), Bedtime (Oxford Playhouse), Edward Gant’s Amazing Feats Of Loneliness (Alma Tavern Theatre), Pericles (Redgrave Theatre), 140 Million Miles (Traverse/Oran Mor), Cinderella & Sleeping Beauty (Hall For Cornwall). TV credits include: The Lost Honour Of Christopher Jeffries (ITV) and Poldark (BBC). Darren has also worked behind the camera as an acting coach and voiceover artist on His Dark Materials for the BBC.

Millie Brolly

Millie is delighted to be making her directorial debut with Ha-Hum-Ah Theatre who she has previously worked with Assistant Directing on Loveplay in 2020 (co-production with The Minack Theatre). The majority of Millie’s work has been at The Minack Theatre having most recently Assistant Directed on The Beauty Queen of Leenane & The Wolves of Willoughby Chase and stage managed And Then Come the Nightjars. Millie has performed at the Minack in the roles of Bobby in The Railway Children and Miss Thorne in Goodnight, Mister Tom, a role she later reprised in 2018 with BTA (Southwark Playhouse). Millie also runs two regular youth theatre groups and is currently in rehearsals for Variations for the National Theatre Connections Festival, to be performed at The Drum (Theatre Royal Plymouth).

Marion Harrison

Simon Hutchings

Jonny Dry