HARRY HADDEN-PATON made his New York theatre debut as Professor Henry Higgins in the 2018 Lincoln Center Theater production of My Fair Lady, a role he will be reprising in London’s West End this summer. Further West End credits include The Importance of Being Earnest (Ian Charleson Award nomination), Flare Path and The Pride. Off-West End includes She Stoops to Conquer (National Theatre), Posh (Royal Court), The Changeling (Young Vic) and The Prince of Homburg (Donmar Warehouse). Film: The Little Stranger, About Time, The Hollow Crown, The Deep Blue Sea, In the Loop, La Vie en Rose. TV includes Bertie Pelham on “Downtown Abbey,” Martin Charteris on “The Crown,” Gaston de Foix on “Versailles” and Hans von Enke on “Wallander.”

AMARA OKEREKE played Cosette in Les Miserables (Queens Theatre), Laurie in Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre), Polly in The Boy Friend (Menier Chocolate Factory) and most recently Wendla in Spring Awakening (Almeida Theatre). She appeared in the BBC/ Netflix drama Red Rose and in the short film Sucka Punch. She was awarded the Stage Debut Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in Les Miserables.

Stephen K Amos is a BAFTA-nominated and RTS award-winning writer, broadcaster, actor and comedian. He has had sell-out tours for over 10 years, both in the UK and overseas. His recent theatre credits include Benny in My Night With Reg for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Performer in the What’s On Stage Awards. Also known for Talk Radio, (Underbelly) One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest (Gielgud Theatre) The School For Scandal (The Pleasance) A regular face on TV screens, as seen on QI (BBC2), Pilgrimage (BBC2), The Project (ABC TV), Live at the Apollo (BBC1), Prejudice and Pride (BBC4). Tinga Tinga Tales (BBC) What does the K Stand 4 (R4) Life...An Idiots Guide (BBC R4).

Vanessa Redgrave’s remarkable career includes winning an Oscar as well as Emmy, Tony, Olivier, BAFTA, Cannes, Golden Globe, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards. Her recent theatre credits include The Inheritance (Noël Coward Theatre/Young Vic) in 2018 and Vienna 1934 – Munich 1938: A Family Album, the first play Vanessa wrote, directed, and acted in. It was workshopped at The Rose Theatre, Kingston on Thames, in 2018 and produced for two weeks during the Summer Season of 2019 at the Theatre Royal, Bath.
Among many notable film performances, she played Guinevere in the film of Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot in 1967.
Vanessa made her feature directorial debut in 2017 with the film Sea Sorrow which was selected for the Cannes Film Festival in 2018.

MALCOLM SINCLAIR (Pickering) Malcolm Sinclair has performed in more than 50 theatrical productions and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 2019 Olivier Awards for his performance in Pressure at The Ambassador's Theatre.

Other theatre includes; Copenhagen (Theatre Royal Bath); Coriolanus (Crucible Theatre); An Enemy of the People (Nottingham Playhouse); This House and Rattigan’s Nijinsky (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Light in the Piazza (Royal Festival Hall); The Meeting (Hampstead Theatre); Quartermaine’s Terms and Little Lies (The Wyndham Theatre); The Power of Yes, The Habit of Art, The King James Bible Readings, Luther, The Misanthrope, and House/Garden (The Royal National Theatre); 66 Books (The Bush); Racing Demon (Sheffield Crucible); Temple Ivanov, and Privates of Parade (Donmar Warehouse); The Doctor’s Dilemma (The National Theatre); Rosmersholm and Heartbreak House (Almeida Theatre); Dealer’s Choice (Menier Chocolate factory and Trafalgar Studio); The History Boys (Royal National Theatre Broadway); What the Butler Saw (Hampstead and Criterion Theatre;, Richard III (Royal Shakespeare Company); My Fair Lady (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Hay Fever (Savoy Theatre); Uncle Vanya (Royal Shakespeare Company and The Young Vic), Hamlet (Royal Shakespeare Company Tour); The Case of Rebellious Susan and Dark River (Orange Tree); Anatole (The gate Theatre); Facades and London’s Cuckolds (The Lyric Hammersmith)

TV includes; Andor: A Star Wars Story, Midsomer Murders (series 18), Virtuoso, Tubby and Enid, Worricker, Silk-Series 2 and 3, Henry V, Parade’s End, The Hollow Crown, Material Girl, Midsomer Murders, Daphne, Foyle’s War, Hustle, Judge John Deed, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard, Life Begins, Judge John Deed, Falling, Rosemary and Thyme, The Brief, Making Waves, Anybody’s Nightmare, A&E, Relic Hunter, Murder Rooms, Victoria & Albert, Anna Karenina, Fish, Midsomer Murders, Kavanagh QC, Casualty 13, McLibel, Writing On The Wall, Pie In The Sky (Series 4) A Touch of Frost, Scarlett, The Scarlett and The Black, A Question of Guilt, Big Battalions, Hancock, Poirot, Rumple of the Bailey, everyone a Winner, Me and the Girls, Prisoner of Zenda, Byron- A Personal Tour.

Film includes; Drowning, The Man Who Knew Infinity, Survivor, A Belfast story, The Young Victoria, Casino Royal, V for Vendetta, The Statement, Secret Passage, Keep The Aspidistra, Young Poisoner’s Handbook, God On The Rocks, Now That It’s Morning, Success Is The Best Revenge.

Radio includes: The Long View with Radio 4.

Theatre credits include: Meet Jan Black(Gaiety, Ayr); As You Like It (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Death Of A Salesman(Manchester Royal Exchange); Yerma (Young Vic/Park Avenue Armory New York); Nuclear War(Royal Court); The Ferryman(Gielguld Theatre, West End); The Cherry Orchard, The Winter’s Tale(Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh); Right Now(Ustinov/Bush/Traverse); John Gabriel Barclay(Òran Mór); Romeo And Juliet(Rose Theatre Kingston); The Jennifer Tremblay Trilogy(Edinburgh Fringe/Tour); Yer Granny (Tour); No Quarter(Royal Court Theatre); Noises Off(Old Vic and Tour); Medea (Fruitmarket, Edinburgh Fringe, Tour.)
Television credits include: Deadwater Fell(Kudos for Channel 4); Outlander(Starz); Doctor Who Christmas Special(BBC); Casualty(BBC); Midsomer Murders(ITV); Vera(ITV); Lewis(Granada); The Bill(Thames Television). Film credits include: Spores(Hopscotch Films); Decoy Bride(Decoy Productions)

RECENT PRODUCTIONS - The Scent of Roses (Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh); Go On (Citizens Theatre at The Tron) Tennis Elbow and Helping Hands (Pitlochry Festival Theatre Sound Stage); The Tempest (BBC Radio 3)

Stage Credits: Milliner and u/s Count Quintet/Leo Matienne in The Magician’s Elephant (RSC); Ensemble and u/s Emilio Estefan in On Your Feet! (UK Tour); Karim in We Live in Cairo (American Repertory Theatre); Ensemble in Hadestown (National Theatre); Ensemble and u/s Cheshire Cat in Wonderland (UK Tour); Munkustrap in Cats (Royal Caribbean); Ensemble and u/s Billy Flynn in Chicago (Royal Caribbean); Homeless Man/Junkie in Rent (Greenwich Theatre).

Film credits: Mamma Mia!...Here We Go Again!

Other: Osman in You Bury Me (Paines Plough).

Training: The Urdang Academy BA (Hons) in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre ‘21
Credits whilst training: Bring It On (Cover Danielle), Hitchhiking Across America, Lyceum Theatre Thea Barnes Legacy Tribute
Theatre includes: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Choir
Film includes: Wonka
Commercials: Mcvities ‘Proud to Share’ Advert

My Fair Lady marks Dammi’s professional and West End debut. Dammi is overjoyed to be joining the cast and would like to thank her family, friends, teachers and her agent for their continuous support.

Training: Guildford School Of Acting – 3 year BA in Musical Theatre.
Theatre includes: Hairspray (UK Tour); Sunset Boulevard (UK Tour); Jesus Christ Superstar (The Barbican); Aladdin (Harlow Playhouse); Robin Hood and Robin Red Breast (Salisbury Playhouse); Ragtime (Charing Cross Theatre); The Colour Purple (Cadogan Hall), The Frogs (Jermyn Street Theatre).
Television includes: Bernadette was a finalist on BBC1’s All Together Now in 2019
Theatre whilst training includes: Ghost The Musical, Honk, Our House, Titanic The Musical and Pygmalion.
Other credits include: Sam Bailey In Concert and Josh Groban’s Stages.

Joseph trained at the Royal Academy of Music, graduating with a PGDip in Musical Theatre in 2010, having previously obtained a BA(Hons) in Music from Bristol University.

Since graduating, Joseph has performed on various stages including as a soloist at Sondheim's 80th Birthday Prom, which was broadcast live on BBC TV and Radio; for 3 years with the West End Company of Phantom of the Opera (including both 25th and 30th anniversary galas), at Wembley Arena for the premiere of Love Beyond and at The Other Palace in London in new musical Broken Wings. Joseph has also performed on some of the world's largest cruise liners with various vocal groups and has been used on the concept albums for new musicals Vanara and Broken Wings. Most recently, Joseph performed in the Wizard of Oz at the newly refurbished Leeds Playhouse from November 2019 until February 2020, finishing just before the global pandemic shut down all theatres! He did manage an appearance in the Great British Bake-Off promo, filmed during Covid in August 2020.
As well as performing, Joseph works extensively as a Vocal Coach, Arranger and MD; in 2018, he was Music/Vocal Supervisor for the West End Premiere of Trioperas and is the arranger and MD for Michael Quinn Productions’ new classical crossover group, Per Voi. He has worked as a vocal coach at some of the biggest Musical Theatre training colleges, as well as a chorus master in the UK and worldwide.

Training:
Jordan graduated in 2019 from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits include:
Ensemble in Anything Goes (London Barbican), Handyman in The Choir of Man (Sydney Opera House & USA Tour), Ensemble/Mr T Impersonator in The Wedding Singer (Troubadour Wembley Park), Onstage Swing and 1st Cover Mike in White Christmas (Dominion Theatre), Soloist in The Songs of Daniel and Laura Curtis (The Hippodrome), Soloist in The Mayor of Southwark’s Charity Ball (Shakespeare’s Globe), Ensemble in Magic at the Musicals (Royal Albert Hall) & Ensemble in Michael Ball & Alfie Boe at the O2 (O2).

TV credits include:
Tap Soloist on BBC1’s The Greatest Dancer (Thames TV), Featured Dancer on This Morning (ITV) & Tap Dancer on The One Show (BBC).

Training: Laine Theatre Arts

Theatre credits include Sleeping Beauty (Beck Theatre, Hayes), Cinderella (The Alhambra, Bradford)

Film credits include Ensemble in Wonka (Warner Bros Pictures)

Other credits include Dancer in "In the wake of your leave"- Gangs of Youths.

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.

Credits include: Wife in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium); u/s Maid Marion & Witch in Robin Hood (New Victoria Theatre, Woking); Snow White (Glasgow SEC); u/s Fairy Godmother in Cinderella (Glasgow SEC).

Television includes: His Dark Materials (Bad Wolf Productions for BBC/HBO); All Star Musicals (ITV).

Originally from Scotland, Barry began dancing in his hometown of Callander before moving to London at 16 to train at The Royal Ballet Upper School.

He joined English National Ballet in 2010, was promoted to First Artist in 2015 and left the company in 2020.

He has danced works by many notable choreographers including John Neumeier, Akram Khan, Russell Maliphant and Pina Bausch and has danced soloist and principal roles in ballets by Sir Kenneth McMillan, Aszure Barton, Itzik Galilli, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, Christopher Wheeldon and William Forsythe.

Barry danced the Golden Cavalier in Jenna Lee's production of ‘The Nutcracker Reimagined’ at the Liverpool Philharmonic and King Duncan in 'Lady Macbeth' by Christopher Marney at the New National Theatre, Tokyo.

Most recently, Barry played Jack Frost/ Cowboy in The Snowman (Peacock Theatre and Birmingham Rep)

Training: The Urdang Academy.

Theatre credits include: The Boy Friend (Menier Chocolate Factory); Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre); 42nd Street (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Cover Chairy & Jenny Lind in Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory); Flo in Half a Sixpence (Noël Coward Theatre & Chichester Festival Theatre); Alice in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); Cinderella (Plymouth Theatre Royal); Mrs Henderson Presents (workshop).

Film credits include: Wonka (Warner Bros. Pictures); Cats (Universal Pictures).

Television credits include: The One Show (BBC); Tonight at the Palladium (ITV); Children in Need (BBC); The Olivier Awards (ITV); Strictly Come Dancing (BBC).

Heather was born in Falkirk, Scotland. She studied Drama at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh and voice with Jeanette Mackay. She has enjoyed a varied career and was delighted to play the role of Madame Giry in the West End production of 'The Phantom of The Opera' for a total of nine years, leaving the show in 2009.

Other theatre credits include: Andy in 'Stepping Out' (Perth Rep), Principal Soloist in 'Broadway Dusseldorf' created by Arlene Phillips (Capitol Theater, Dusseldorf), 'My Fair Lady' (directed by Simon Callow, National Tour), 'Pirates of Penzance' (National Tour), Principal Soloist in 'The West End Revue' (Talk of London), Prince Charming in 'Cinderella' (Borderline Theatre Company), Princess in 'Aladdin' and 'Jack and the Beanstalk' (MacRobert Arts Centre), Fiona McScratchit in 'Mr McScrooge' (Glasgow Pavilion), Jesse and Virginia in 'Beckett's Last Act' (Tour)
Heather spent five happy years in The Stadium Theatre Company working onboard the P&O cruise ships Canberra, Oriana and Victoria, performing roles as diverse as Ado Annie in 'Oklahoma', Madame Dubonet in 'The Boyfriend', Vi Petty in 'Buddy' and Eliza in 'My Fair Lady'. She also headlined in her own solo classical concerts.

On TV Heather played Catherine Galbraith in 'Take The High Road' and was the face of 'Woman' and Woman's Own' magazines in a major advertising campaign. She was a guest artist on 'The Judy Spiers Show' on Radio 2. Film credits include: ‘Tooth Fairy 2’ and ‘Candy Witch’.

Emma trained at Laine Theatre from 2013- 2016.

Roles: UP NEXT GALA (National Theatre), FUNNY GIRL (Theatre Marigny, Paris), 42ND STREET (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), CINDERELLA (London Palladium), SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS (Hull New Theatre) and BILLY ELLIOTT (Victoria Palace Theatre, West End).

Emma’s TV and Film credits: WONKA (Feature Film release date 2023) and WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION (BBC).

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Charlotte made her professional debut in Les Miserables in the West End and most recently played the role of Cosette.

Theatre whilst training includes: Linda English in Pal Joey and Niki Harris in Curtains.

Concerts include: Cinderella (Cadogan Hall) South Pacific (Cadogan Hall), Honeymoon in Vegas (London Palladium) and Elaine Paige in Concert (The Royal Albert Hall).

Training: Sinead trained at the Arts Educational School London (BA Hons).

Theatre credits include: Belle in Beauty and the Beast Panto (The Malthouse Theatre); Waitress understudy Justice in Rock of Ages (UK and International tour); Mrs Greer in Annie (Ed Mirvish Theatre, Toronto); Ensemble in Disney’s Aladdin (Prince Edward Theatre, West End); Cha Cha Digregorio understudy Rizzo/Frenchie in Grease (Leicester Curve and Dubai World Trade Centre); Cecile understudy Grace in Annie (UK and International Tour); Tiger Lily/Mrs Darling in Peter Pan Panto (Norwich Theatre Royal); Consuela understudy Anita in West Side Story (UK tour); Ensemble in 9 to 5 (UK tour).

Other credits include: Dancer on BBC’s Apprentice, Royal Variety Show (London Palladium); The Concrete Jungle World Premiere (Arts Educational); Work Hour in Copelia (English Youth Ballet); Dancer at Not Forgotten Society Concert (Buckingham Palace); Dancer/singer in Christmas in New York (Lyric Theatre, London).

Jenny trained at Bird College of Performing Arts.

Theatre: Ensemble/Missy/covered and played Violet/cover Roz/cover Margaret in 9 to 5 The Musical (Savoy Theatre, West End), Ensemble in 42nd Street (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Assistant Dance Captain/Swing in Elf The Musical (Plymouth Theatre Royal and The Lowry, Salford), Ensemble in Mack and Mabel (Chichester Festival Theatre and U.K. Tour), Ensemble in Follies (Royal Albert Hall), Ensemble/Featured Broadway Melody Girl in Singin' In The Rain (UK and International tour), Dance Captain/Ensemble in Top Hat (UK Tour and West End), Dance Captain/Ensemble/cover Rita in White Christmas (Empire Theatre, Sunderland; Theatre Royal, Plymouth; The Lowry, Manchester), Ensemble in Crazy For You (Kilworth House Theatre), Dancer in Verdi's Aida (Chisinau National Opera, Hackney Empire).

Television: This Morning (ITV), The Laurence Olivier Awards, Strictly Come Dancing (BBC), The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Jane McDonald and Friends, Stageschool, ‘Blind Ambition’ with Robson Green.

Film: Wonka (Warner Bros).

Jenny is represented by Russell Smith Associates.

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits whilst training: Henry in Next To Normal, Ernst Ludwig in Cabaret.

Tom is delighted to be making his West End debut in My Fair Lady.

Training: Guildford School of Acting

Theatre Credits Include: Molly in GHOST THE MUSICAL (UK TOUR); Lady Isobel in KNIGHTS OF THE ROSE (The Arts Theatre, London); Mary Magdalene in JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR (International Tour); Narrator in JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT (Tour); Snow White in SNOW WHITE (New Victoria Theatre, Woking); DICK WHITTINGTON (London Palladium); Julie in THEORY OF RELATIVITY, (Relative Motion); Featured ensemble in TRANSATLANTIC CONCERT (St James Theatre) and Tashitgo/Flask/Dadoo in MOBY DICK THE MUSICAL! (The Union Theatre)

Television Credits Include: MR SELFRIDGE (ITV).

Workshops Include: Sara-Jane Moore in ASSASSINS (GSA); Ensemble in PAYBACK (P.J Rayfield); Ellie/Ariadne in WATERBABIES (GSA).

Training: Guildford School of Acting.
Carls’ previous West End work has included playing Rusty Charlie in Guys and Dolls at The Savoy and Phoenix Theatres and also he created the role of Phil in the original London cast of On Your Feet, the story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan, at the Coliseum Theatre in 2019.

Other Theatre credits include: Chicago, The Rise and Fall Of Little Voice, The Ladykillers, Hello, Dolly!, A Chorus of Disapproval, Present Laughter and Two (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Liar Liar (Unicorn Theatre); Of Mice and Men (Watermill Theatre, Newbury); And The Rain Falls Down (Young Vic and Tour); Guys & Dolls (Kilworth House); All The Fun Of The Fair(National Tour); Sunshine on Leith (Dundee Rep); Have A Nice Life (Union Theatre); Julius Caesar (Barbican); Scrooge (National Tour): Spend Spend Spend (National Tour): Half a Sixpence (West Yorkshire Playhouse): The Wizard Of Oz (Dundee Rep): Great Expectations (National Tour); The Great Big Radio Show (Watermill Theatre)

Film credits include: London Road, The Drop and Full Firearms.

Carl has also worked extensively in the UK and abroad in commercials that include campaigns for TUI, Network Rail, Nissan, Royal Mail, Duracell, Lloyds Pharmacy, Co-op, McCain Oven Chips, Heinz Salad Cream and a Sony PlayStation game called BUZZ

Tom trained at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire where he gained an honours degree in Vocal and Operatic Studies and a recital diploma on violin with distinction. Subsequently he continued his training at Laine Theatre Arts, where he was the recipient of the Betty Laine Scholarship and winner of the Outstanding Performance Prize. Previous theatre Credits include; 'Sweet Charity' (Watermill Theatre), 'Zorro' (Hope Mill Theatre) and he has performed in Hungary, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Slovakia and Andorra. Tom would like to thank Shane and Connor at Shane Collins Associates for their continued support.

Training: The Arts University Bournemouth and Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.

Theatre credits include: Nancy from New York in Sleepless (Wembley Troubadour), Shenzi in Lion King (Lyceum, West End), Dominique/Uzo in Godspell in Concert (UK Tour), Angie in Our House (New Wolsey and UK Tour)

Training:
Northern Ballet (Leeds); Rambert School of Ballet & Contemporary Dance; Central School of Ballet BA (Hons) in Professional Dance & Performance.

Theatre:
Duane in Hairspray (UK Tour) ; The Barman in Blues in the Night (Kiln Theatre); Man of La Mancha(Coliseum, West End); The Grand Old Dame of York (York Theatre Royal); Porgy & Bess (Coliseum, West End); Carousel (Coliseum, West End); Gregory in Kiss Me Kate (UK Tour); The Lion King (Lyceum,West End); Mr Mistoffelees in Cats (London Palladium, West End / UK Tour); The Wind in the Willows (West Yorkshire Playhouse).

TV/ Film:
All Star Musicals (ITV); Mamma Mia; Here We Go Again (Feature Film)

Other:
Ballet Black (ROH); Ballet Central (UK Tour)
Instagram: Mrmisto

Training: London Studio Centre.

Previous credits include: Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s Theatre); 3 Episodes of James Corden’s Crosswalk Musical for The Late Late Show Mary Poppins International tour, Barnum UK tour; Stephen Ward (Aldwych Theatre); The Pajama Game (Chichester); Top Hat (Aldwych); My Fair Lady (BBC Prom at RAH); Scrooge (UK tour); Lend Me a Tenor ( Theatre Royal Plymouth and Gielgud); Me and My Girl (Sheffield Crucible); Hello Dolly! (Regents Park); Victoria Wood’s Midlife Christmas (BBC); Fame (UK tour); Mamma Mia (International Tour); Guys and Dolls (Donmar tour); Acorn Antiques the Musical (Haymarket); Anything Goes ( Theatre Royal Drury Lane); My Fair Lady ( RNT and Drury Lane); Hard Times ( Theatre Royal, Haymarket); Les Miserables (Palace Theatre); Saturday Night Fever (The Palladium); Guys and Dolls (RNT); Martin Guerre (Prince Edward); Cats (New London); Fiddler on the Roof (London Palladium) A Midsummer Nights Dream, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and High Society (Regents Park) Other regional work includes: Cinderella (Bristol Old Vic); Evita (Beirut); Guys and Dolls (Crucible Theatre Sheffield); Grease (European and Scandinavian tours). The Adventures of Mr Toad (Watermill); Pickwick ( UK tour); Watership Down, Step in Time ( Redgrave Theatre Farnham) La Vie Parisienne (Iford Festival)

Training: Italia Conti Arts Centre.

Credits include: Connor in The Rhythmics (Southwark Playhouse); Joey in Friendsical (UK tour); Joe Vegas in Fame (UK tour); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium); Aladdin (Prince Edward Theatre); Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre); The Bodyguard (Germany); You Won’t Succeed on Broadway if You Don’t Have Any Jews (The Other Palace); 27 The Musical (Union Theatre).

Oliver has been performing from the age of 8, training at various schools in his hometown Deal in Kent.

Oliver’s Credits include:
Ensemble/Cover Nick Arnstein in Funny Girl (Théâtre Marigny), Ensemble/Swing in Evita (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), Ensemble in Me and My Girl (Chichester Festival Theatre), Arab in West Side Story (Royal Exchange Theatre), Swing/Cover Eddie in Funny Girl (Savoy Theatre), Swing/Cover Eddie in Mamma Mia (UK Tour), Swing/Cover Pinocchio in Shrek the Musical (UK Tour), Dandini in Cinderella (Corn Exchange Theatre) Ensemble in Jackie the Musical (Gardyne Theatre, Scotland)

Originally from South Wales, Adam trained in Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre credits include:
Matilda the Musical (U.K. Tour); Tiger Bay (Wales Millennium Centre); The Wind in the Willows (Palladium & U.K. Tour); Carousel (Coliseum); Sunset Boulevard (Coliseum); Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Adelphi & Coliseum); From Here to Eternity (Shaftesbury); The Great American Trailer Park Musical (Waterloo East); HMS Pinafore (UK Tour); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK Tour); The Pirates of Penzance (International Tour); Across the Wall (St.James).

Film credits include: London Road, From Here to Eternity, The Wind in the Willows.

Adam is delighted to be returning to the Coliseum for a fourth engagement.

Annie trained at Arts Educational Schools.

Theatre includes: Sleepless the Musical at The Troubadour Theatre in Wembley, The Last Noel at The Fire Station, Oxford, The Children at the English Speaking Theatre Frankfurt, and Moll Flanders at the Mercury Theatre in Colchester. The Rhythm Method Bush Theatre, Half A Sixpence Noel Coward and Chichester Festival Theatre, Beyond The Fence Arts, The Stationmaster Tristan Bates, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Regents Park Open Air, The Sound of Music Leicester Curve, Sister Act Kilworth House, White Christmas Cardiff Millennium Centre, Edinburgh Playhouse, Singin’ in the Rain Courtyard Theatre, Hereford, My Fair Lady Plenary Hall Kuala Lumpur, Jailhouse Rock Piccadilly Theatre, Supposed to Live Pleasance, The Tree Dream Norwich Playhouse, Two Men from Derby, Happy End, Cabaret Library Theatre Manchester, Marry Me A Little Edinburgh Festival. She has just worked on a new workshop of a musical called Hear My Song.

Annie has toured nationally in Oliver! Double Death, Spend, Spend, Spend and Tess of the d’Ubervilles. European tours include An Inspector Calls and Twelfth Night.

Television includes: Beyond The Fence Sky TV, The Bill ITV, Casualty, Crimewatch UK, Pennies from Heaven BBC

Paul Westwood is an actor and writer from Birmingham. He trained at Guildhall School of Music & Drama. He also attended Royal Holloway, University of London, and Boston College, USA. This is his West End debut.

Theatre includes: Norman in The Norman Conquests (Dir. Clemmie Reynolds); Blood Brothers (U.K. Tour); Gaslight (UK Tour); Skin in the Game (Old Red Lion); The Cardinal (Southwark Playhouse); David Bowie's Lazarus (King's Cross Theatre/Robert Fox Ltd); King Charles III (Almeida UK Tour/Sydney Theatre Co.); Dunsinane (RSC/National Theatre of Scotland, World Tour); A Life Of Galileo (RSC/Theatre Royal Bath); Three Men In A Boat (Original Theatre Co.); Two's Company (Old Vic Tunnels); Outward Bound (Finborough); The Seagull (Arcola); Dancing At Lughnasa (Original Theatre Co.); Plucker (Southwark Playhouse); The Ring Of Truth (Orange Tree); Twelfth Night (York Theatre Royal); Great Expectations (Manchester Library Theatre); Hapgood (Birmingham Rep); Nick Payne's Starlings (Old Vic 24 Hour Plays); Othello (Birmingham Stage Company); and the title role in Hamlet (Robsham Theater, USA).

Film & Television includes: the forthcoming Stonehouse (ITV); McMafia (BBC); Us & Them (Netflix); Mortdecai (Lionsgate); Da Vinci's Demons (STARZ); Gracie! (BBC); Walter's War (BBC); and playing Julie Walters son in Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story (BBC).

Writing includes: forthcoming: The Living Dolls (summer, 2022); & 12, Hyde Park Square, both to be directed by Clemmie Reynolds. Skin in the Game (Old Red Lion, & UK Tour 2019); And The Winner Is…? (Robin Linde/Vault Festival, 2018); Citizen Recall: Mrs Helen Stridgen (Robin Linde/Vault Festival 2017); and Zain Tyrannus (Bold Tendencies, Peckham).

Paul is thrilled to be part of this production, which he was lucky to see at Lincoln Center in New York in 2018. He would like to dedicate his performances to Sabina, his friends & family, and all at I.A.M.