Natasha Magigi blue line Natasha is an award-nominated actor who recently finished a successful run in Jez Butterworth’s Hills of California, directed by Sam Mendes, at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Following this she played Phebe As You Like it with the RSC. On screen, she can be seen in Disclaimer (Apple TV); Things You Should Have … Read more
Kas Darley blue line Kas Darley is joint Artistic Director of Teatro Vivo, an innovative, site specific theatre company, with whom she has worked since 2005. Inspired by classic stories and new writing, they make theatrical productions in any non-theatre venue. She has most recently been part of Twistov with them, in association with Rich Mix … Read more
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Rebecca Peyton blue line Rebecca Peyton is an acclaimed actor and writer. Her one-woman show, Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister, has achieved rave reviews, sold out a run at the Finborough, been a hit at the Pleasance in Edinburgh and toured throughout the UK, Europe and South Africa. It is published by Oberon books. Recent … Read more
Sir Richard Stilgoe blue line Sir Richard Stilgoe founded the Orpheus Centre in 1997, and continues to direct courses there in musical theatre and song-writing. The Orpheus Centre is an independent specialist college in Surrey that focuses on developing independence skills through performing and visual arts and makes dramatic improvements to young disabled adults’ lives. … Read more
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Tim Dewberry blue line Tim has recently filmed for feature film The Man in My Basement having previously appeared in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace theatre in the West End, in which he covered Draco Malfoy, among others. Previous to Cursed Child, he played Reuben in Desire Under the Elms at Sheffield … Read more
‘Toby Longworth’s narration, resonant and crisp, is absolutely right…The Seventh Doctor sounds like the real McCoy, and Longworth channels the essence of Courtney’s performance so that his final act of heroism beautifully evokes one of the greatest moments of the TV episodes. It is a tremendous reading of a tremendous adaptation of a tremendous story.’ … Read more
“Eddy showcases excellent versatility” – LondonTheatre1