Open Air Theatre | The Crucible

Creative Team:

Director Timothy Sheader
For Regent’s Park: Hello, Dolly!,
Much Ado About Nothing; Gigi,
Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night.
Theatre includes: Imagine This (New
London Theatre); Hobson’s Choice,
The Clandestine Marriage, Love in a
Maze (Watermill Theatre); Rodgers
and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The
Three Musketeers (Bristol Old Vic);
The Star Throwers, Unless (Stephen
Joseph Theatre, Scarborough);
Misconceptions (Derby Playhouse);
Streetcar to Tennessee (Young Vic);
Achilles (Edinburgh Fringe First);
Wild, Wild Women (Orange Tree);
Arms and the Man, The Vagina
Monolgues, Annie Get Your Gun
(national tours); Piaf, Sweet Charity
(Sheffield Crucible).
Awards include: The Ned Sherrin
Award for Best Musical at the Evening
Standard Awards and Best Musical
at the Laurence Olivier Awards for
Hello, Dolly!; TMA Best Musical
Award for Sweet Charity.
Designer Jon Bausor
Trained: Motley Theatre Design
course and Oxford University.
Recent theatre includes: King Lear,
The Winters Tale (RSC); KURSK
(shortlisted Best Design Evening
Standard awards – Sound and Fury/
Young Vic); I Am Yusuf and this is my
brother (Shebbahurr, Palestine/Young
Vic, London); The Birthday Party,
Ghost Stories (Lyric Hammersmith);
Terminus (Peacock, Dublin/Melbourne
International Festival/Public Theatre,
New York); Julius Caesar, Romeo
and Juliet, Big Love (Abbey Theatre,
Dublin); The Soldiers Tale (Old
Vic); James and the Giant Peach
(nominated Best Design Manchester
Evening News Awards – Octagon,
Bolton); Scenes from the Back of
Beyond (Royal Court); Sanctuary,
The Tempest (National Theatre);
Baghdad Wedding (Soho).
Opera includes: The Knot Garden
(Klangbogen, Vienna); Queen of
Spades (Edinburgh Festival Theatre);
The Lighthouse (Teatro Poliziano,
Montepulciano).
Dance includes: TheThief of Baghdad,
Ghosts (Royal Opera House); A Tale of
Two Cities (Northern Ballet Theatre);
Scribblings (Rambert); Firebird (Bern
Ballet, Switzerland); Snow White in
Black (Phoenix Dance Theatre).
Composer and Sound Score Nick Powell
Recent work includes: Urtain (Spanish
National Theatre); Dunsinane,
The Drunks, God in Ruins (RSC);
The Vertical Hour by David Hare,
The Priory, Relocated (Royal Court);
Tito Andronico (Animalario, Madrid);
Panic (Improbable); The Family
Reunion (Donmar Warehouse);
Bonheur (Comedie Francais); Marat-
Sade; Realism (Edinburgh International
Festival); The Wonderful World of
Dissocia; The Wolves in the Walls
(National Theatre of Scotland) and
Improbable.
Awards include: Animalario Award
for Best Musical Composition for
Scenic Arts Premios Max 2010 and
Nominated Best Musical Director for
Urtain; Premios Max Award for Best
Production for Marat-Sade; TMA
and Scottish Theatre Award for Best
Production for The Wonderful World
of Dissocia; TMA Award for Best
Show for Young People for
The Wolves in the Walls.
Nick is half of Oskar, who released
their second album ‘LP:2’ recently and
have produced installations for the
V&A and CCA as well as written live
soundtracks for Prada in Milan.
Movement Director Liam Steel
For Regent’s Park: Director:
The Tempest. Movement Director:
Romeo and Juliet.
Artistic Director and Director: Sinner,
Revelations, Babel (Stan Won’t Dance).
Director: Tom’s Midnight Garden
(Library Theatre, Manchester);
L’Infidelta Delusa (English Touring
Opera); Absolute Beginners (Lyric
Hammersmith); Vurt (Contact
Theatre, Manchester); Oliver Twist
(Library Theatre, Manchester);
Devotion (Theatre Centre).
Director and Choreographer: Knots
(Cois Ceim Dance Theatre Company);
Hymns (Frantic Assembly, Lyric
Hammersmith); The Flight (Adelaide
Theatre Festival).
Choreographer: Crazy Gary (Bare
Bones Dance Company); Hooked
(Blueeyedsoul Dance Company); Strictly
Dandia (Tamasha Theatre Company).
Choreographer and Movement
Director: Jean de Florette (The Venue);
Paradise Lost (Northampton Theatre
Royal); Pericles (Royal Shakespeare
Company).
Movement Director: Imagine This (New
London Theatre); The Count of Monte
Cristo (Manchester Royal Exchange);
Sparkleshark (National Theatre).
Lighting Designer Paul Keogan
Trained: Trinity College Dublin,
Glasgow University.
Lighting designs include: Wake
(Nationale Reisopera, Netherlands);
Intemperance (Everyman, Liverpool);
Tartuffe (Liverpool Playhouse);
The Taming of the Shrew (Royal
Shakespeare Company); Ages of the
Moon (Abbey Theatre Dublin/Atlantic
Theatre NYC); Harvest (Royal
Court Theatre, London); Born Bad
(Hampstead Theatre, London); Blue/
Orange (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield);
Intemperance (Everyman Liverpool);
No Escape, The Resistible Rise of
Arturo Ui, Romeo and Juliet, Julius
Caesar (Abbey Theatre, Dublin); The
Hairy Ape, Woyzeck (Corcadorca,
Cork); The Birds (Gate Theatre,
Dublin); Walworth Farce (Druid,
Galway); Pierrot Lunaire (Almeida
Opera); Angel/Babel (Operating
Theatre) Trad (Galway Arts Festival);
The Makropulos Case, Der Fliegende
Holländer (Opera Zuid, Netherlands).
Transformations (Wexford Festival
Opera); Die Zauberflöte (National
Opera of Korea); Lady Macbeth of
Mtensk (Opera Ireland).
Sound Designer Fergus O'Hare
For Regent’s Park: Much Ado
About Nothing; The Tempest;
The Importance of Being Earnest;
Romeo and Juliet; Twelfth Night,
A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Recent work includes: The Lion’s Face
(The Opera Group/ROH); Pictures
From An Exhibition (Sadler’s Wells);
Peter and Vandy (503), All My Sons
(Curve); Inherit The Wind (Old Vic);
The Black Album (National Theatre);
Julius Caesar (Royal Shakespeare
Company); In The Red and Brown
Water (Young Vic); Twelfth Night
(Donmar, West End); Cordelia Dream
(Royal Shakespeare Company);
Marble (Abbey Theatre).
Work in New York, Los Angeles and
Sydney includes The Shape of Things;
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg;
Dance of Death; Noises Off; Electra
(Drama Desk Nominee), An Enemy
of the People.
Casting Director Sarah Bird
Theatre includes: Juliet and her
Romeo (Bristol Old Vic); The Rise
and Fall of Little Voice (Vaudeville
Theatre,West End); Bedroom Farce
& Miss Julie (Rose Kingston); Mrs
Klein (Almeida); Calendar Girls (Noel
Coward, West End & Tour); Speaking
in Tongues (Duke of Yorks, West
End); God of Carnage (The Gielgud
Theatre,West End); Brief Encounter
(West End); Cloud 9 (Almeida); Rain
Man (Vaudeville Theatre, West End);
Equus (Gielgud Theatre, West End);
The Play What I Wrote (Wyndhams
Theatre, West End); Art (Wyndhams
Theatre, West End & Tour); Rebecca
by Frank McGuiness (Tour); Calico
(Duke of Yorks, West End).
Film includes: A Bunch of Amateurs;
Morris; A Life with Bells On;
Stormbreaker; As you Like it;
Ladies in Lavender; Wilde.
Television includes: Hustle; Crash;
Nylon; Madame Bovary; Pie in the Sky.
Fight Director Renny Krupinski
Fight Director: West End – Imagine
This, The Postman Always Rings
Twice; Shakespeare’s Globe 2006
– 2009; Making Noise Quietly;
The Three Musketeers; Outside
London – Liverpool Shakespeare
Festival; Northern Ballet’s The Three
Musketeers; Royal Exchange &
Library Theatres Manchester since
1992; Abbey Dublin; Lyric Belfast;
Liverpool Playhouse; West Yorkshire
Playhouse; Leicester Haymarket;
Ludlow Festival; Twelfth Night (RSC);
Les Misérables (1st UK tour, Germany,
Belgium); First Family Entertainment
director of fights 2009.
Writer: Bare (International Mobil
Playwriting Award); D’Eon; Katie
Crowder; Lady Macbeth Rewrites
The Rulebook; The Bill; various BBC
Radio comedies. Renny is the voice and
face of OBLIVION at Alton Towers
and is taking the award winning play
Bare to venue 39 for Edinburgh 2010.
Television includes: The Bill,
Emmerdale, Hollyoaks, Brookside,
Lunch Monkeys, Grange Hill,
Coronation Street.
Film: Tyrannosaur, The Chase 2;
The Visitor; Blue Murder 3,4 & 5.
Voice Coach and Text Consultant Barbara Houseman
Personal Voice Coach includes: for
Jude Law Hamlet (West End); for
Daniel Radcliffe Equus (Broadway
and West End); for Patrick Kielty
A Night in November (Trafalgar
Studios); for Kenneth Branagh
Richard III (Sheffield Crucible);
for Frank Skinner Art (West End).
Production Voice Coach includes:
Calendar Girls (present tour);
Misanthrope (Comedy); Much Ado
About Nothing, The Tempest, The
Importance of Being Ernest (Regent’s
Park); Treats (Garrick); The Play
What I Wrote (Wyndham’s) Further
than the Furthest Thing (Tricycle);
Mnemonic (Complicite); Hamlet
(Birmingham); Doctor Doolittle
(Apollo); Cleansed (Royal Court).
Associate Director responsible for voice
and text: Romeo and Juliet (Naples
Festival ’10); Comedy of Errors,
More Grimm Tales (Young Vic).
Voice and Text Coach – Royal
Shakespeare Company ’91-’97:
including Macbeth (with Derek
Jacobi); Hamlet (with Kenneth
Branagh); Richard III (with Simon
Russell Beale); A Midsummer
Nights’ Dream.
Dialect Coach Charmian Hoare
Trained at the Central School of
Speech and Drama. She has worked
extensively in theatre and film as a
Voice and Dialect coach for the past
26 years. She has worked for many
years at the Guildhall School of Music
and Drama and is now a professor at
Penn State University, USA, teaching
there every autumn.
Recent theatre work includes:
The Merchant of Venice, The Taming
of the Shrew, Winters Tale (Royal
Shakespeare Company); Brighton
Beach Memoirs (Watford Palace
Theatre); I Oughta be in Pictures
(Manchester Library Theatre); Dancing
at Lughnasa, Arthur and George
(Birmingham Rep); Under Milk Wood
(Colchester Mercury); Death of a
Salesman (West Yorkshire Playhouse);
Jerusalem (Royal Court Theatre);
Taking Sides, The Music Man, Separate
Tables (Chichester Festival Theatre);
Keswick, The Maid of Buttermere, The
Memory of Water, Summer Lightning,
A Chorus of Disapproval, Stones in
his Pocket (Theatre by the Lake);
Everyone loves a Winner (Manchester
Royal Exchange); The Mountaintop
(Trafalgar Studios, London).
Film credits include: Othello; An Ideal
Husband; The Butcher Boy.
With specially commissioned recorded music .

Cast:

Lucy May Barker : Mercy Lewis
Theatre includes: Really Old,
Like Forty Five (National
Theatre); Zombie Prom (Landor
Theatre); Spring Awakening (Lyric
Hammersmith/Novello); Annie (UK
and international tours).
Television includes: The Culshaw and
Stephenson Show.
Charlie Cameron : Susanna Walcott
Theatre includes: Grease (Piccadilly
Theatre); Stephen Sondheim’s Saturday
Night (Jermyn Street Theatre/Arts
Theatre); Murder Mystery Musical
(Edinburgh Fringe Festival); Peter Pan
(Theatre Royal Brighton).
Philip Cumbus : Reverend John Hale
Theatre includes: The Man Who Had
All The Luck (Edinburgh Lyceum);
Love’s Labours Lost, Romeo and
Juliet, Macbeth, Merchant of Venice,
Helen, Holding Fire (Shakespeare’s
Globe); A Month in the Country
(Salisbury Playhouse); Edward II
(BAC); The Seagull (Northcott,
Exeter); Vincent in Brixton (Salisbury
Playhouse, tour); The Duchess of
Malfi (West Yorkshire Playhouse);
In Praise of Love (Minerva Theatre,
Chichester); Great Expectations
(Royal Shakespeare Company/Cheek
By Jowl); The Fence (The Wrestling
School); The Little Mermaid (Sphinx
Theatre Company); The Soldier
(Edinburgh Prince).
Television includes: A Touch of Frost;
Hope and Glory; My Hero.
Radio includes: Our Brave Boys.
Emma Cunniffe : Elizabeth Proctor
Theatre includes: Three Sisters, Major Barbara,
Twelfth Night (Royal Exchange);
The Entertainer (Old Vic); As You
Like It (Royal Lyceum); Losing Louis
(Hampstead/West End); Women
Beware Women (Royal Shakespeare
Company); The Master Builder (ETT);
Tales From Hollywood (Donmar
Warehouse); Educating Rita (Citizens
Theatre); Les Liaisons Dangereuses
(Bristol Old Vic); Caravan (The
Bush); The Glass Room (Hampstead);
Dumbshow (Rose Theatre).
Television includes: The Genius
of Mozart; The Lakes; A Place of
Execution; Flesh and Blood; The
Cry; Great Expectations; Clocking
Off; Cracker; All the Kings Men;
Love or Money.
Film includes: Among Giants.
Emma received a nomination for the
Ian Charleston award and the 2000
TMA award.
Oliver Ford Davies : Deputy-Governor Danforth
Theatre includes: Hamlet (Royal
Shakespeare Company); All’s Well
That Ends Well, Much Ado About
Nothing, St Joan, Galileo, David Hare
Trilogy, Racing Demon (National
Theatre); Ivanov, Naked, King Lear
(Almeida Theatre); Heartbreak
House (Theatre Royal, Haymarket);
Absolutely! (Perhaps?) (Wyndhams
Theatre); The Promise, Larkin With
Women (Orange Tree Theatre).
Television includes: Kavanagh QC;
David Copperfield; The Way We Live
Now; The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
Feature films include: Star Wars I,
II and III; Mrs Brown; Sense and
Sensibility; Johnny English.
Publications include: Playing
Lear; King Cromwell; Performing
Shakespeare.
Awards include: Olivier Award for
Best Actor for Racing Demon.
Anni Domingo : Tituba
Theatre includes: The Crucible
(Theatre Clwyd); The Crucible
(Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham);
Tartuffe, Suddenly Last Summer
(Theatre Clwyd); A Winter’s Tale (New
End Theatre); Macbeth (USA tour);
All’s Well That Ends Well (Oxford
Playhouse); Gone With The Wind
(Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Yerma,
Children’s Hour (Royal Exchange,
Manchester); Blood Wedding (National
Theatre); Guess Who’s Coming To
Dinner (Cambridge Arts Theatre); To
Kill A Mocking Bird (Lyceum Theatre);
Two Can Play (Liverpool Everyman);
Lulu (Watford Palace Theatre); The
Miracle Worker (Leicester Haymarket);
No Boys Cricket Club, The Dragon
Can’t Dance (Theatre Royal, Stratford
East); Raisin In The Sun, Dr Faustus,
The Carver Chair (Contact Theatre);
Blithe Spirit (Queen’s Theatre,
Hornchurch); State of Play (Derby
Playhouse); Getting The Picture
(Lyric Theatre, Belfast).
Susan Engel : Rebecca Nurse
Theatre includes: Dido Queen of
Carthage, Her Naked Skin, The Hour
We Knew Nothing of Each Other,
Angels in America, Richard III, King
Lear, Good Person of Sichuan, Watch on
the Rhine (National); Women Beware
Women, Bad Weather, Wars of the
Roses (Royal Shakespeare Company);
Hecuba (Donmar), Brand ((Royal
Shakespeare Company) Swan and
Haymarket); A Passage to India (Shared
Experience); The Sea (Chichester); An
Inspector Calls (Garrick); Clandestine
Marriage (Queens Theatre); Cherry
Orchard (Leicester Haymarket); A Kind
of Alaska (Duchess); Hamlet (Donmar
and Piccadilly); Last of the Red Hot
Lovers (Criterion); Hotel in Amsterdam
(Royal Court); The Room (Bristol
University Drama Dep.).
Television includes: Midsomer Murders.
Film includes: Butley, King Lear.
Awards include: Clarence Derwent
Award for Best Performance in a
Supporting Role as Mrs Heidelberg.
Christopher Fulford : Reverend Samuel Parris
Theatre includes: The Indian Boy
(Royal Shakespeare Company);
Nightingale and Chase (Royal Court Theatre); Four Knights In
Knaresborough (Tricycle Theatre);
The Kitchen, Women Laughing
(Royal Court Theatre); Made in
Bangkok (Aldwych Theatre).
Television includes: Whitechapel;
Survivors; Collision; The Last Enemy;
Murphy’s Law; The Brief; Servants;
Mists of Avalon; Hornblower;
The Sculptress; Cracker.
Feature films include: Bel Ami; Pelican
Blood; Scoop; Woody Allen Summer
Project 2009; Pierrepoint; Joyeux
Noel; Millions; Detox; Immortal
Beloved; A Prayer For The Dying.
Patrick Godfrey : Giles Corey
Love’s Labours Lost (Globe Theatre/
US Tour); The Frontline, Timan of
Athens (Globe Theatre); Enemies (Almeida); His Dark Materials, Three
Sisters, Battle Royal, Mary Stuart
(National); The Iceman Cometh
(Almeida/Old Vic Broadway); Hamlet
(RSC); Nicholas Nickleby (RSC
Aldwych Broadway).
Television includes: My Family; The
Falklands Play; Midsomer Murders.
Film includes: The Duchess; Oliver
Twist; Ever After; Heat and Dust; A
Room With a View; Remains of the
Day, Maurice; The Importance of Being
Earnest; The Count of Monte Cristo.
Christopher Hunter : Judge Hathorne
Theatre includes: Romeo and Juliet
(Royal Shakespeare Company); Iph
(Mercury Theatre); Richard II (Old
Vic/Rechlinghausen); The Riot Act
(Gate Theatre); Ivanov (National
Theatre); Othello (Southwark
Playhouse); The Man Who Had All
The Luck (Sheffield Crucible); Ghetto
(Riverside Studios); The Herbal Bed
(Duchess Theatre); The Tempest,
Venetian Twins, Richard III (Royal Shakespeare Company); My Father’s
House (Birmingham Repertory
Theatre); Hot Fudge and Ice Cream
(Contact Theatre); The Parasol
(Royal Exchange, Manchester);
Summerfolk (Chichester Festival
Theatre).
Feature films include: Nostradamus;
Dracula: Resurrection; 51st State;
Christopher Columbus; Forgotten
Prisoners; Maurice; Aria..
Bettrys Jones : Mary Warren
Theatre includes: War Horse (New London Theatre);
Measure for Measure, Cariad
(Theatre Clwyd), Box (Birmingham
Rep); To Kill a Mockingbird (West
Yorkshire Playhouse/Birmingham
Rep/tour); A Midsummer Night’s
Dream, The Comedy of Errors
(Royal Shakespeare Company); The
Little Years (Orange Tree); Wait
Until Dark (Garrick Theatre); Party
Time/One for the Road (BAC).
Television includes: Skins.
Paul Kemp : Ezekiel Cheever
Theatre includes: My Wonderful
Day (Stephen Joseph Theatre,
Scarborough/59E59 New York);
Woman In Mind (Vaudeville Theatre/
Stephen Joseph Theatre); Year Of
The Rat (West Yorkshire Playhouse);
Absent Friends (Salisbury Playhouse);
The Flint Street Nativity (Liverpool
Playhouse); Hobson’s Choice
(Watermill Theatre); Monkey’s Uncle
(Orange Tree Theatre); Private Fears
In Public Places (Stephen Joseph
Theatre/Orange Tree Theatre/59E59
New York); Drowning On Dry
Land (Stephen Joseph Theatre);
The Madness Of George III (West
Yorkshire Playhouse/Birmingham
Rep); The Absence Of War,
Murmuring Judges, Racing Demon
(Birmingham Rep); Way Upstream
(Derby Playhouse); A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, Love’s Labour’s Lost,
Much Ado About Nothing (Regent’s
Park Open Air Theatre).
Television includes: Life On Mars;
Maxwell; The Trial Of Tony Blair;
The Bill; Black Books; Doctors; TLC.
Feature films include: When
Saturday Comes.
Geoff Leesley : Thomas Putnam
Theatre includes: Othello (Trafalgar
Studios); Apple Cart (Theatre Royal,
Bath); Pygmalion (Hong Kong
Festival); De Montfort, Madras House
(Orange Tree Theatre); The Knight of
the Burning Pestle (Mercury Theatre/
Young Vic); Merry Wives/King John
(Northern Broadsides); Jerusalem
(West Yorkshire Playhouse); Making
Waves (Stephen Joseph Theatre); The
Seagull (Mercury Theatre); Henry V/
Changeling (Hong Kong Festival).
Television includes: Midsomer
Murders; Law and Order UK;
Eastenders; Wire in the Blood; Little
Britain; Coronation Street; In Search
of the Brontës; Walking on the
Moon; Casualty; Holby City; A Life
for a Life.
Feature films include: Wimbledon;
Asylum; Wilde.
Alexandra Mathie : Ann Putnam/Sarah Good
Theatre includes: My Wonderful
Day (Scarborough/New York/UK
tour); Antigone, See How They
Run, The Vortex, Separate Tables
(Royal Exchange, Manchester); The
Unconquered (tour/New York);
Private Fears In Public Places
(Scarborough/Orange Tree/New
York); Sweet Fanny Adams In Eden
(Stellar Quines, Pitlochry); The Prime
of Miss Jean Brodie (Lyceum Theatre,
Edinburgh); Wit (UK tour); The Diary
of Anne Frank (Birmingham Repertory
Theatre); A Listening Heaven (Lyceum
Theatre, Edinburgh); Mahler’s
Conversion (Guildford/West End);
House and Garden (Scarborough/
National Theatre); Just Between
Ourselves (Northcott, Exeter); Jane
Eyre (Theatre Clwyd/West End);
Macbeth (Theatre Clwyd); A Winter’s
Tale (UK tour); Twelfth Night
(Nottingham Playhouse); Daisy Pulls
It Off (Nuffield Theatre/West End).
Radio includes: Howards End;
Spellbound.
Television includes: Stuart: A Life
Backwards.
Awards include: BBC Carleton Hobbs
Radio Award 1982; Plays and Players
Critics Award, Best Newcomer 1983;
TMA Award, Best Supporting Actress
1995; Scottish Critics Awards for
Theatre, Best Actress 2003; TMA
Award Nomination, Best Supporting
Actress 2003; MEN Award
Nomination, Best Actress 2006
Gary Milner : Marshall Herrick
Theatre includes: A Streetcar
Named Desire (Donmar Warehouse);
Imagine This (New London
Theatre); The Music Man (Chichester
Festival Theatre); Parade (Donmar
Warehouse); Evita (Adelphi Theatre);
How To Succeed In Business, Lee
Miller, 5-11 (Chichester Festival
Theatre); Brighton Rock (Almeida
Theatre); Anything Goes (Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane); Chicago
(Adelphi Theatre); Spend, Spend,
Spend (Piccadilly Theatre); Chitty
Chitty Bang Bang (Palladium
Theatre).
Television includes: Murphy’s Law,
Spooks, The Bill, Doctor Who.
Film includes: John Carter
of Mars.
Patrick O'Kane : John Proctor
Theatre includes: War Horse
(National Theatre/New London
Theatre); Macbeth/Macbett (Royal
Shakespeare Company); Hamlet
(Abbey Theatre); Sweet Bird
of Youth, Edward II (Citizen’s
Glasgow); Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
(Lyric, Belfast); The Playboy of the
Western World, Closing Time, Scenes
From The Big Picture (National
Theatre); The Postman Always Rings
Twice (West Yorkshire Playhouse);
Popcorn (West Yorkshire Playhouse/
Nottingham Playhouse and West
End, Apollo Theatre); A Whistle
In The Dark (Royal Exchange,
Manchester/Tricycle Theatre);
Shoot The Crow, Miss Julie (Royal
Exchange, Manchester); The House
(Abbey Theatre); As The Beast Sleeps
(Abbey Theatre/BBC); Observe The
Sons Of Ulster Marching Towards
The Somme (Abbey Theatre/
Edinburgh Festival); The Plough And
The Stars (Abbey Theatre); Trust
(Royal Court Theatre).
Television includes: Ashes To Ashes;
Cold Comfort; Five Days; Wire In
The Blood.
Film includes: Exorcist III; Perkins 14.
Awards: Irish Times/ESB Best
Supporting Actor for As The Beast
Sleeps; NESTA fellowship.
Ellie Paskell : Betty Parris
Theatre includes: The Long Road
(The Curve); Symposium (Old Vic
Theatre); Eloquent Protest (Duke
of York’s Theatre); The 24 Hour
Plays (Old Vic Theatre); One Night
in November (Coventry Belgrade);
Arabian Nights (Royal Exchange,
Manchester); The Wizard of Oz
(Lowry Theatre).
Television includes: Shameless; Ashes
to Ashes; Waterloo Road; The Bill;
The Illustrated Mum; Holby City;
Burn It; Casualty; Doctors.
Films include: Bro.
Radio includes: A Trip To
Turners Store.
Malcolm Rogers : Francis Nurse
Theatre includes: The Tempest
(Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre);
Roots (Young Vic); After The Rain
(Duchess Theatre); Vivat Vivat
Regina (Piccadilly Theatre).
Television includes: Psychoville;
Casualty; Doctors; Little Britain;
The Bill; Holby City; Just William;
Dirty, Filthy Love; Cold Lazarus;
All Creatures Great and Small; Ever
Decreasing Circles; Rumpole of the
Bailey; Robin Hood; Dr Who.
Film includes: The Man Who
Married Himself; Before You Go;
The Wolfman; Joan Of Arc; The
Wall; Privilege; Blood Beast Terror.
Emily Taaffe : Abigail Williams
Theatre includes: Nation (National
Theatre); The House of Special
Purpose (Chichester Festival
Theatre); Rock ‘n’ Roll (Library
Theatre); Three Sisters (Abbey
Theatre); Intemperance (Liverpool
Everyman).
Television includes: Doctors.
Short film includes: Two Peas.