Cast
Daniel Cerqueira
Ed
Theatre includes: The Changeling, Some Voices, Joe Turner’s Come & Gone, Vernon God Little, Feast, The Art of Random Whistling, Afore Night Come, The People Downstairs, , Amazonia (Young Vic); Home (Chichester Festival Theatre); Game, Richard III, Blood Wedding, Aunt Dan & Lemon (Almeida); Cleansed, Attempts on her life, Plasticine, Birdland, , Mountain Language, (Royal Court); Fortunes Fool (The Old Vic); Table (National Theatre); Arabian Nights, Luminosity (RSC); In Arabia We’d All Be Kings (Hampstead Theatre); The girl on the sofa, (Schaubühne am Lehninerplatz and Edinbrugh International Festival).
As a writer and performer includes: Radiator, dannyisfantastic (various venues).
Film includes: Judy, Radiator, The Woman in Black , Saving Private Ryan, Denial, The Limehouse Golem, Fade to Black, Sixty Six, Tube Tales, Mad Cows.
Television includes: The City is Ours, A Gentleman in Moscow, The A Word , Ralph & Katie, War of the Worlds, Doctor Foster, Call the Midwife, Fortitude, Pennyworth, New Tricks, My Baby, The Spanish Princess, Shakespeare & Hathaway, Bridgerton, Strike Back, Silent Witness, Ripper Street, Spooks.
Kemp
Theatre includes: Ages of the Moon, Albion, Caucasian Chalk Circle, A Christmas Carol and Curse Of The Starving Class (Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh); Not A Game For Boys, Etta Jenks, The Lucky Chance (Royal Court Theatre); Hamlet (Riverside Studios); Back Up The Hearse (Hampstead Theatre) Blues For Mr Charlie (Sheffield Crucible).
Film includes: Scoop, The Little Mermaid, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, Death of Zygielboym, All my Friends Hate Me, The Show, The Fight, Walk Like A Panther, Papillon, Lady Macbeth, Orthodox, London Fields, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hercules, Jack the Giant Slayer, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, The Fifth Element, Alien 3, Batman.
Television includes: Father Brown, Eastenders, Constellation, Truelove, Andor, Sherwood, The Essex Serpent, Hatton Garden, Taboo, Wallander, Jamaica Inn, Doctor Who, Borgen, Kidnap and Ransom, Law & Order: UK, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Ashes to Ashes, The Line of Beauty, Auf Wiedersehen, Pet, Spooks, Silent Witness.
Tamzin Outhwaite
Kath
Theatre includes: Abigail’s Party (Stratford East); Noises Off, Sweet Charity, How the Other Half Loves (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Boeing-Boeing, Stepping Out, Di and Viv and Rose, Breeders, Grease, Radio Times, The Seagull, Inside No.9: Stage Fright (West End); Breathing Corpses, Flesh Wound (Royal Court); Raving, Di and Viv and Rose (Hampstead); Kool Story Bro (Chelmsford Theatre); Carousel (National Theatre); They’re Playing Our Song, Baby On Board, Absent Friends (Stephen Joseph Theatre).
Film includes: Thirteen Cars; Sumotherhood; Bull; Great Expectations; Cassandra’s Dream; 7 Seconds; Out of Control
Television includes: Murder Before Evensong; The Wives; Murder is Easy; The Tower; Murder, They Hope; We Hunt Together; Ridley Road; EastEnders; Shakespeare & Hathaway; Murdoch Mysteries; New Tricks; Inside No 9; Josh; Doctor Who; Marple; Foyle’s War; Law & Order: UK; Silent Witness; Paradox; The Fixer; Hotel Babylon; Vital Signs; Red Cap; Fast Freddie; Walk Away and I Stumble; Frances Tuesday; When I Am 64; Final Demand.
Jordan Stephens
Sloane
Jordan Stephens is a writer and performer, perhaps best known as half of chart topping duo, Rizzle Kicks.
This is Jordan’s stage debut. Jordan ran a successful mental health campaign entitled #IAMWHOLE which reached over 120 million people online. His first children’s book The Missing Piece was shortlisted for the Waterstone’s Children Prize and his first book Avoidance, Drugs, Heartbreak & Dogs became an instant Sunday Times best seller.
Film includes: Tucked; Access All Areas; Teen Spirit; Star Wars: Rogue One.
Television includes: Glue; Catastrophe; Foundation; Feel Good; The Ex Wife.
Jordan has written a children’s book The Missing Piece and adult book, Avoidance, Drugs, Heartbreak and Dogs which was featured in the Sunday Times Top 10 list.
Creatives
Joe Orton
Writer
Joe Orton was an English playwright and author.
Theatre includes: Entertaining Mr Sloane - London Critics’ ‘Variety’ Award best play 1964 (New Arts Theatre, London); Loot - Evening Standard Drama Award for the best play 1966 (Cambridge Arts Theatre); The Ruffian on the Stair, The Erpingham Camp (Royal Court); What The Butler Saw (West End/ UK Tour).
Television includes: The Good and Faithful Servant, Funeral Games, Entertaining Mr Sloane, Ruffian on the Stair, What the Butler Saw.
Publication includes: The Orton Diaries
Nadia Fall
Director
Nadia is a theatre director, playwright and film director. She is Artistic Director of the Young Vic.
As Artistic Director of Stratford East: Abigail’s Party; Village Idiot; The Sun, The Moon and the Stars; King Hedley II; Shining City; The Village.
Theatre includes: Three Sisters, The Suicide, Our Country’s Good, Dara, Chewing Gum Dreams, Home, Hymn, The Doctor’s Dilemma (National Theatre); Her Naked Skin (National Theatre 100th anniversary of women’s vote); Hir, Disgraced (Bush); Way Upstream (Chichester Festival Theatre); Hobson’s Choice (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); How Was It For You? (Unicorn); Sticks & Stones (Polka); The Maids (Lyric Hammersmith); Wild Turkey (Site Specific); Miss Julie (Croydon Warehouse Theatre & White Bear).
Film credits include: Brides.
Television includes: ’The Outside Dog’ for Talking Heads; NO MASKS.
Radio includes: Welcome to Iran.
Peter McKintosh
Set & Costume Designer
Peter is a Tony-nominated and Olivier Award-winning designer and a founder member of Freelancers Make Theatre Work.
Theatre includes: Abigail’s Party, Shining City, Extinct, After The End, The Sun, The Moon, and the Stars, King Hedley II (Stratford East); The Real Thing (The Old Vic); The Winslow Boy (The Old Vic/New York); Our Country’s Good, The Doctor’s Dilemma, Honk! (National Theatre); Measure for Measure, The York Realist, My Night With Reg, The Chalk Garden (Donmar); Pericles, King John, Brand (RSC); The Deep Blue Sea, A View from the Bridge
(Theatre Royal Haymarket); Crazy For You – Olivier Award for Best Costume Design (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre/West End); Orlando, The Wind in the Willows, Guys and Dolls, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, My Night With Reg, Hay Fever, Fiddler on the Roof, The Dumb Waiter, Viva Forever!, Noises Off, Love Story, The Birthday Party (West End); South Pacific (UK tour); The 39 Steps (London/New York/Worldwide); Hello, Dolly! (Lido, Paris); Funny Girl, Guys and Dolls (Marigny, Paris); 42nd Street (Châtelet, Paris).
Opera includes: The Handmaid’s Tale; The Marriage of Figaro (ENO).
Richard Howell
Lighting Designer
Theatre includes: Passing Strange, Nachtland, The Island (Young Vic); The Producers, Habeas Corpus (Menier Chocolate Factory); The Watsons (Menier Chocolate Factory/ West End); The Real Thing, All My Sons, Jekyll and Hyde (The Old Vic); A Christmas Carol-ish (Soho Place); Breaking the Waves, Flight (Scottish Opera); A Dolls House, Chariots of Fire, Rock, White Christmas, The Wizard of Oz (Sheffield Theatres); Jekyll & Hyde (Edinburgh Lyceum Theatre); The Grinning Man, The Crucible (Bristol Old Vic); Dr Semmelweis (West End/ Bristol Old Vic); Village Idiot (Stratford East/ UK tour); Tartuffe, Coriolanus, All’s Well That Ends Well (RSC); The House of Shades, The Writer (Almeida); Aristocrats, Privacy (Donmar); I See You (Royal Court); Pinter 5 & 6, Glengarry, Glen Ross, Bad Jews, Killer Joe, The Homecoming, East Is East (West End); Assassins (Chichester Festival Theatre); Closer, God of Carnage (Lyric Hammersmith); Breaking the Code, Little Shop of Horrors (Royal Exchange); The Madness of George III (Nottingham Playhouse); Cabaret (Gothenburg Opera); Madame Butterfly (Danish National Opera).
Tingying Dong
Sound Designer
Ting trained at LAMDA and is a sound designer, composer, and theatre maker. She grew up in Beijing and studied in the Netherlands before moving to the UK.
Theatre includes as Sound Designer/Composer: The Little Foxes, Klippies (Young Vic); 1536 (Almeida); Titus Andronicus, Edward II (RSC); Make It Happen (Edinburgh International Festival); The Crucible – The Stage Debut Award for Best Creative West End Debut (National Theatre/West End); London Tide, Dear Octopus (National Theatre); My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) (West End/UK tour/New York City Center/Turbine Theatre); Lyonesse (West End); Quiet Songs (Barbican); The Secret Garden, The Tempest (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Black Superhero (Royal Court); Watch On The Rhine (Donmar); The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs (Kiln); East Is South, Rock’n’Roll, The Breach, Folk (Hampstead); After The End, The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars (Stratford East); Macbeth (ETT/International tour); In the Ruins of the Big House (Factory International); A Doll’s House, Scissors (Sheffield Theatres); The Beekeeper of Aleppo (Nottingham Playhouse/UK tour); A Christmas Carol (Nottingham Playhouse/Birmingham Rep/Alexandra] Palace/BBC Composer).
Radio composition includes: Humane; BURP.
Short film composition includes: Medea/Worn; My Last Duchess.
James Cousins
Movement Director
James is an Olivier Award-winning choreographer, director and Artistic Director of the critically acclaimed dance company, James Cousins Company.
Theatre includes: Measure for Measure (RSC); Guys and Dolls – Olivier Award Best Choreography, A Christmas Carol, Bach and Sons, The Book of Dust: La Belle Sauvage, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Richard II (The Bridge); Spring Awakening 15th Anniversary Concert, House of Flamenka, Vogue World London (West End); Toy Show the Musical (Convention Centre, Dublin); Sweeney Todd (National Concert Hall, Dublin); Abigail’s Party (Stratford
East); Cold War (Almeida); The Cher Show (UK tour).
Dance includes: We Are As Gods (James Cousins Company/BAC/National Theatre); Elysium (British Council Colombia); Jealousy (Scottish Ballet); Everything and Nothing (Sadler’s Wells); With Every Goodbye (Chilean National Ballet); Epilogues; ROSALIND; Without Stars; Within Her Eyes (James Cousins Company).
Film includes: The Choral; Sandman.
Georges Hann
Associate Movement Director
Alongside performing, Georges has taught dance internationally, created works for youth projects, rehearsal directed and restaged dance work and directed a site-specific dance film in Braunschweig, Germany.
Theatre includes: Ballet Shoes (National Theatre); Quadrophenia (Sadler’s Wells); The Burnt City, The Drowned Man (Punchdrunk); Cullberg (Stockholm).
Amy Ball CDG
Casting Director
Theatre includes: The Brothers Size, Measure for Measure, The Changeling, Sus (Young Vic); Hamnet (RSC); Jerusalem, Leopoldstadt, Hills of California, Lyonesse, Good, Uncle Vanya, The Birthday Party, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Pillowman, The Night of the Iguana, The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, Medea (West End); La Cage aux Folles (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); The Son (West End/ Kiln); Sweat (West End/ Donmar); Hangmen, The Ferryman (West End/ Royal Court); La Cage aux Folles (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); Berberian Sound Studio (Donmar); Cold War, Women Beware the Devil, Daddy, The Hunt, Shipwreck, Dance Nation, Albion (Almeida); Consent, Paradise, Stories, Exit the King (National Theatre); White Noise, A Very Very Very Dark Matter (The Bridge); Maryland, ear for eye, Girls & Boys, Cyprus Avenue (Royal Court).
Film includes: Ballywalter, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry.
Haruka Kuroda
Fight & Intimacy Director
Haruka Kuroda is a certified British Academy of Dramatic Combat instructor and Fight Director and a BECTU registered Intimacy Coordinator.
Theatre Credits include: untitled/f**k m*ss s**gon play (the Royal Exchange Manchester and Young Vic); This Bitter Earth (Soho Theatre); Rodelinda (Garsington Opera); Noises Off (New Wolsey Theatre); Kinky Boots the Musical (Leicester Curve); Of Mice and Men (Derby Theatre);The Ballet Shoes, The Other Other Brontё (National Theatre); A Raisin in the Sun (Leeds Playhouse); The House Party (Chichester Festival Theatre); Edgar, Pagliacci (Holland Park Opera); The Crucible, Miss Saigon the Musical (Sheffield Theatres); La Traviata (ENO); Three Sisters, Taming of the Shrew, Ghosts, Titus Andronicus (Shakespeare’s Globe); Starcrossed (Wilton’s Music Hall); All My Sons (Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch).
TV/Film includes: Protection; Marriage Unplugged; Shogun; Rivals; Culprits Such Brave Girls; Silent Witness; Strike series; Life After Life; Sherwood.
Richard Ryder
Voice & Dialect Coach
Theatre includes: Dear England, Abigail’s Party (Stratford East); Jane Eyre, Waste, One Man, Two Guvnors (UK tour NT Productions); A Taste of Honey, NT 50 Years On Stage, Home, Romeo and Julie, This House, Port, Cocktail Sticks and Hymn (National Theatre); The Devil Wears Prada (Theatre Royal Plymouth/West End); The Southbury Child, Allelujah!, A Christmas Carol, Book of Dust (The Bridge); Greek (the Opera) (Hannover Opera House); My Fair Lady (Cologne Opera House); Street Scene (Teatro Real, Madrid/Cologne Opera House); Richard III (Headlong/UK tour); Glengarry Glen Ross, The Moderate Soprano, Labour of Love, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End); Desire Under The Elms
(Sheffield Theatres).
Film includes: The Choral; Allelujah; 6 Minutes to Midnight; Holmes and Watson; Lady in the Van; Set Fire to the Stars.
Television includes: Dear England; Black Cab; Concordia; Alex Rider; Hotel Portofino; Henpocalypse; Pennyworth; Riviera; Raised By Wolves; Rovers; Cradle to the Grave.
Carole Hancock
Wigs, Hair & Make-Up Designer
Theatre includes: Evita, Much Ado About Nothing, The Tempest, Backstairs Billy, Patriots, Orlando, Jerusalem, The Shark is Broken, The Night of the Iguana, Who’s Afriad of Virginia Woolf?, A Christmas Carol, Mojo (West End); Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End/ Broadway); Shucked, Twelfth Night, La Cage aux Folles, Once On This Island, 101 Dalmatians, Hamsel & Gretel, On the Town (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); 4000 Miles, South Pacific, The Deep Blue Sea, Country Girls (Chichester Festival Theatre); Private Lives, Trouble in Butetown, Sweet Charity, Versailles (Donmar Warehouse); One Love (Birmingham Repertory Theatre); The Children (Royal Court); Hamlet (Barbican); Wonder.land (National Theatre & Manchester International Festival); Anything Goes (Sheffield Theatres); Pygmalion (UK Tour).
Film and Television includes: Warhorse, Batman - The Dark Knight Rises, Snow White & the Huntsman, Thor, Captain America and Game of Thrones.
Yvonne Milnes
Costume Supervisor
Costume design credits include: Top Hat (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Southbury Child (The Bridge); War and Peace (Shared Experience); South Pacific (Grange Park Opera); Band Of Gold (Salisbury Proverbs); Blackworks (Station House Opera); La Traviata, La Boheme, Die Fledermaus; Eugene Onegin (Music Theatre London).
Associate Costume Designer credits include: Kiss Me, Kate (Barbican); Young Frankenstein (West End); The King and I (The London Palladium/UK tour).
Costume Supervisor credits include: A View from the Bridge (Theatre Royal Bath); Wind in the Willows (The London Palladium); Nutcracker, She Said, Creature (English National Ballet); Imperium (RSC); Gypsy, The Height of the Storm (West End); Sweeney Todd (Adelphi); Rusalka, Don Pasquale (Glyndebourne Opera); The Merry Wives of Windsor (Shakespeare’s Globe); Tosca, Oliver (Grange Park Opera); The Silver Tassie, Our Country’s Good, King Lear, Exit the King (National Theatre); The Ring Cycle (New National Theatre Tokyo); Aegyptische Helena (Metropolitan Opera NY); Guys and Dolls, South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre); Noises Off (The Old Vic); The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui; Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Donmar).
Jamie Owens
Prop Supervisor
Theatre includes: The Producers, The Real Thing, Babies, Power of Sail, Pacific Overtures (West End); Doubt, A View from the Bridge (Theatre Royal Bath); The Caretaker, The Vortex, Redlands (Chichester Festival Theatre); Calamity Jane, The Full Monty, Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort of) (UK tour).
Alex Hurst
Assistant Director
Alex is a graduate of the MFA Theatre Directing course at Birkbeck College, University of London.
As Assistant Director includes: The 39 Steps (UK Tour & West End); Aladdin, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, Out West (Lyric Hammersmith); Market Boy (Rose Bruford).
As Director includes: Heart of Hammersmith (Lyric Hammersmith); Fell (Obscura Theatre).
Alex has created and delivered workshops and classes in directing, acting and theatre design for Young Lyric, London Southbank University, Wimbledon College of Arts, and Shakespeare’s Globe.