Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4
By Jez Bond & Mark Cameron, Directed by Jez Bond
Final celebrities announced are Romesh Ranganathan, Michelle Dockery, Jason Isaacs, Angela Griffin and Milton Jones.
They join Benedict Cumberbatch, Gillian Anderson, Munya Chawawa, Simon Pegg, Emma Thompson, Chris McCausland and many more.*
See the FAQs below for the full list of celebrities.
Yeehah! We’re rollin’ into the Wild West for the return of Park Theatre’s hit fundraiser Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]; back with more murder, mayhem, and, this time, a touch of musical mischief. It’s our most ambitious yet, with a company of actors, musicians and a live saloon pianist bringing the world to life, and the audience get to join in the singalongs too.
Welcome to Graveside, a dusty frontier town where the saloon and the general store look suspiciously similar, gold fever is running high, and (hobby) horses roam free. There’s stolen treasure, suspicious strangers, and a Reverend who may not practice what he preaches.
Each performance, a different celebrity becomes the new Sheriff in town – completely unrehearsed, armed only with an earpiece and their wits. And yes, Sir Ian McKellen returns to lend his voice to the chaos.
NEW for Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4: Cabaret seating arrives in Park200, pulling you right into the heart of the action. And Graveside’s grown; mosey next door to the Last Chance Saloon, a place to rest your spurs, raise a glass and soak up the Wild West spirit. Choose a ticket with Last Chance Saloon access to step inside.
*Celebrity line-ups are subject to change.
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Duration
Approx 2 hours 20 mins inc interval
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Tickets
£65 - £199.50
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Genre
Comedy
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Age guidance
10+
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Content warnings
Contains mild swearing, innuendo and some audience participation.
Content Warnings
Contains mild swearing, innuendo and some audience participation.
Our content warnings are updated as a production evolves through rehearsals and previews, so please note they may change between booking a ticket and seeing the production.
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Cast & Creatives
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Dawn Frencham
Dawn Frencham
Dawn Frencham is the owner of the Saloon Bar. Once the thrivin’ heart of this here bustlin’ frontier town, Dawn’s pride and joy has sure as a gun seen better days…
Between the Sotheby boys’ raids and the hullabaloo of the town’s roostered regulars, Dawn has her work cut out keepin’ the establishment running.
One of the few buildings left standin’ in Graveside, she ain’t gunna let local outlaws’ antics or the lingerin’ memory of an ol’ flame wear her down.
She dreams of this here day a new Sherrif mightn’t just arrive to restore Graveside to its former glory, and the Saloon Bar to the thrivin’ watering hole it once were.
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Reverend Virgil
Reverend Virgil
One of the newest arrivals to Graveside, the Reverend appeared in this god-forsaken town when it was in need of guidance more than ever.
The church may have burned down and the pulpit may double up as a bar, but with Rev. Virgil’s unshakeable virtues, Graveside can overcome whatever lawless horrors thrown at it.
That is, at least, if he can remember to practise what he preaches.
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Meg Frencham
Meg Frencham
Meg Frencham is the daughter of Saloon Bar owner, Dawn. She works hard to keep the pot a boilin’ and the finances in apple pie order in this much-loved institution at the heart o’ Graveside.
At least, that’s when she ain’t distracted by her sweetheart, the honest ranch-hand Buck Steed.
Don’t be fooled by her sweet exterior. Rumour has it she’s the best shot in the West, or so they say…
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Buck Steed
Buck Steed
Buck Steed is the ranch hand of Graveside. When he ain’t wranglin’ his herd of cattle, fixin’ up the broken fences on the ranch or yarnin’ the hours away in the Saloon Bar, he can be found with his sweetheart, barmaid Meg Frencham.
The two young lovers are devoted to one another and beneath this cowboy exterior is a romantic who’d lay down his life for his sweetheart. And the lives of others? Who could say…
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Verity Hargreaves
Verity Hargreaves
Verity Hargreaves is the owner of the General Store. A god-fearing woman in Graveside, she’s always got one eye on the scriptures (and the other snoopin’ about in everyone else’s business!)
She’s in mourning for her late husband, the rich and powerful General Honkytonk Hargreaves the Fourth.
They say love obeys neither rhyme nor reason and Verity would know, even if she did marry the man when he was already on his deathbed.
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James Early
James Early
One of Ole Man Sotheby’s gang of outlaws, James Early is after gold and willin’ to bleed the town dry to get it.
Ruthless as a mountain lion and relentless as a gallnipper, there ain’t a man or woman in Graveside who don’t fear this lawless villain.
But Early knows the Sheriff ain’t no ordinary townsperson, and between the rumours of their arrival and the beatin’ memory of his ol’ sweetheart, this outlaw suspects the fights only jus’ gettin’ started.
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Jim Ranson
Jim Ranson
Jim Ranson is Early’s sidekick and one of Ol’ Man Sotheby’s gang of outlaws.
He might not be the sharpest spur in the barn, but if he knows one thing, it’s that he sure as hell don’t wanna be a sidekick forever.
With rumours of a new Sheriff on the wind, all this feller gotta do is prove himself to Sotheby as the best gold-huntin’ outlaw in the West, but at what cost?
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Willy the Pianist
Willy the Pianist
A permanent fixture in the Saloon Bar, Willy is a man of few words, but what he lacks in conversation he makes up for in his toe-tappin’ talents on the keys.
Willy can always be counted on to lift the moods of the Saloon’s regulars with a hootenanny. The say once he gets you up dancin’ you ain’t gonna stop.
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Toby Baddeley
Buck Steed
Toby Baddeley
Buck Steed
Toby Baddeley is a versatile comic actor, singer, and musician with a flair for the absurd and a finely tuned funny bone. A graduate of GSA’s Actor Musicianship course, his stage highlights include Jack Absolute in The Rivals and Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night with the New Forest Players, and Haemon in Antigone with Vienna’s English Theatre. On screen and in voiceover, his work features in Luna Nera (Netflix); The Club (Netflix); Chuggington (CBeebies) and On Angel’s Wings (BBC).
After training for a year at the renowned École Philippe Gaulier in France, Toby returned with a deepened love and capability in clowning and comedy. He is also the founder and resident MC of Belly Laugh Barn, a comedy cabaret night at the Hampton Hub Club, with an eclectic mix of stand-up, music, and clowning.
A skilled actor-musician (clarinet, saxophone, and guitar), Toby brings warmth, wit, and musical precision to every role — comic or serious — and an instinct for finding the truth at the heart of the ridiculous.
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Caroline Deverill
Dawn Frencham
Caroline Deverill
Dawn Frencham
Theatre Credits include:
Dolores Van Der Hoo in Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 3 (Park Theatre); Mother in A-Typical Rainbow (Turbine Theatre); Constance in Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2 – Murder at Sea (Park Theatre); Alternate Donna in Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre); Tina/Margaret/Fiona/Receptionist in This Little Life of Mine (Park Theatre); Alternate Mrs. Wilkinson in Billy Elliot (Victoria Palace); Countess Zanguine in Vampirette (Manchester Opera House); Lady Amelia/Woman in Waterbabies the Musical (Leicester Curve); The Mistress Cycle (Landor Theatre); Evil witch in Sleeping Beauty (Park Theatre); Julia St.George in Gaslight on Grey Street (Theatre Royal Newcastle); Helen in Owls in the Moss (Guildford Fringe); Nickie u/s Charity in Sweet Charity (English Theatre Frankfurt); u/s Donna/Tanya in Mamma Mia! (International Tour); Ethel/Resident Director in Footloose (Novello Theatre); u/s Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun (UK tour); u/s Killer Queen/ Meatloaf in We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre); Dusty Springfield/KD Lang/Patsy Cline in The Roy Orbison Story (UK tour); u/s & played Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar (UK Tour); Harem Girl in Sunset Boulevard (UK Tour).
TV and film credits include:
Beatrice in The Drama Class (Ed Cox and Jamie Romain); Rosie with the cast of Mamma Mia! in the National Lottery’s New Year’s Eve Big Bash 2024 (ITV); Mandy in Estate (Hundy Gilbert Media Ltd); Melissa in Persona (App Media Productions) ; Helen in Blackberry Stains (One Eyed Dog Films)
Workshops include:
Grace in Spitfire The Musical (Charing Cross Theatre); Waterbabies (Dominion Theatre); Vampirette (Shaftesbury Theatre); Cassie in The Bet (Criterion Theatre); Shadowless (Bridewell Theatre)
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Gabriel Fogarty-Graveson
Jim Ranson
Gabriel Fogarty-Graveson
Jim Ranson
Gabriel is an actor and writer who trained at Drama Centre London, the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute in Moscow, and most recently at Philippe Gaulier’s clown school in France.
Theatre credits include The Co-Op (Park Theatre & English Theatre of Hamburg); Our Little Life (Black Box Studio, Slovenia); Little Women and The Merry Wives of Windsor (OVO); a UK tour of Sniff; The Nag’s Head (Park Theatre and Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury) and Gawain & the Green Knight (Park Theatre).
Film credits include Bugbear (British Short Film Award–shortlisted) and the 2024 award-winning short film Back of the Net.
Television credits include Rings of Power (Amazon); Chloe Ayling: My Unbelievable Kidnapping (BBC); Hitler’s DNA: Blueprint of a Dictator (Channel 4) and Murder at the Post Office (SKY).
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Iona Fraser
Verity Hargreaves
Iona Fraser
Verity Hargreaves
Theatre credits include: Ella in The Creakers (Southbank Centre / Theatre Royal Plymouth); Annie in The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess Theatre); Alana Beck in Dear Evan Hansen (Noel Coward Theatre); Eliza in Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol (Southbank Centre) and Featured Ensemble in Rent (Hope Mill Theatre)
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Edward Kaye
James Early
Edward Kaye
James Early
Edward trained at The Guildford School of Acting and has worked extensively with touring theatre companies across the UK. They are a multi-instrumentalist and this production marks their London theatre debut.
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Ian Oakley
Willy the Pianist
Ian Oakley
Willy the Pianist
Ian Oakley is a London-based, award-winning musical director, composer and creative sound designer with more than 25 years’ experience in both the United Kingdom and the United States. Commended for his versatility, Ian has worked across the spectrum of the music industry – from the creative genesis of a project, to working with legendary Grammy Award-winning artists (Dionne Warwick, Take 6) and UK artists (Stormzy, Wretch 32, Nines) to conducting orchestras (London Symphony Orchestra).
Theatre credits include: Mrs. Armitage on Wheels (Southbank Centre); Dracapella (Park Theatre); Overheard in a Tower Block (Little Angel Theatre); The Big Life (Theatre Royal Stratford East); 4 Walls (Derby Theatre); On the Ropes (Park Theatre); The Color Purple (UK tour); To the Streets (Birmingham 2022 Festival); Playboy of the West Indies and Coming to England (Birmingham Rep); Disney’s The Lion King (UK and Ireland tour)
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Matthew Romain
Rev. Virgil
Matthew Romain
Rev. Virgil
Matthew trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Theatre includes: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Ambassadors Theatre); The Score (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Grapes of Wrath (National Theatre); Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 3 (Park Theatre); Recognition (Talawa); The Indian Queen (European tour); Faustus: That Damned Woman (Chester Storyhouse); The Mozart Question, The Brothers Grimm Present Cinderella (Barn Theatre); Holes (Nottingham Playhouse/UK tour); Rage but Hope (Summerhall); Macbeth, The Inn at Lydda, Hamlet – world tour, King Lear, Hamlet (Shakespeare’s Globe); Blithe Spirit (Frinton); Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (UK tour); The Borrowers, Sleeping Beauty (Watermill Theatre); Pride & Prejudice (Nottingham Playhouse/York Theatre Royal); Before the Party (Salisbury Playhouse); The Delicate Art of Keeping in Touch (Lion & Unicorn); Twelfth Night (Orange Tree); The Recruiting Officer (Donmar Warehouse); Privates on Parade, See How They Run, My Fair Lady, Trelawney of the ‘Wells’ (Pitlochry); Onassis (West End/Derby Playhouse) and The Shape of Things (Arts Theatre).
Television includes: World on Fire (BBC) and Sherlock (BBC).
Film includes: The War Below (Netflix) and Blue Iguana (UK Film Studios).
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Susanna Wolff
Meg Frencham
Susanna Wolff
Meg Frencham
Training: Drama Centre London.
Theatre includes: Whodunnit (Park Theatre); Totally Fine (Cambridge Junction; Hope Theatre; Hen & Chickens Theatre; Park Theatre); Everyone’s a Playwright (Alexandra Palace Theatre); The Queen’s Speech (Southwark Playhouse); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Open Bar Theatre – UK Tour); Flycatcher (The Hope Theatre); The Gin Chronicles at Sea (Old Joint Stock Theatre; Edinburgh Fringe; UK Tour); The Tempest (Bread and Roses Theatre); Sasha in Ivanov (Boris Schukin Theatre, Moscow).
Screen includes: Intervention Snacks (Troika Productions); The Windsors (RAW TV, CNN); Visible Woman (Violet Productions).
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Molly Barton
(Line Feeder / Understudy)
Molly Barton
(Line Feeder / Understudy)
Theatre includes: The Jingle Bell Singers (Touring), The Gin Chronicles: A Scottish Adventure (Touring), Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 3 (Park Theatre), Table Manners (The Princess Royal Centre), The Gin Chronicles (Touring), Dead Outdoorsy (The Drayton Arms Theatre), Love’s Victory (Penshurst Place), Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2 (Park Theatre), Paper Doll (The Bread & Roses)
Music videos include: The Door (Experiment 637), Bathroom (Abel Marton Nagy’s Cosmos), Christmas Again (Theatre Support Fund+)
Web series include: After the Divorce (Soda Planet Productions), Famous Old Grouts (Freaky Geese)
Choreography includes: Twisted! (UK tour), Third Time Lucky (London Studio Centre), Gettin’ Jiggy (Jolly Theatrical Productions), Is Cory Okay? by Tungz (Heist or Hit), Reprise! (London Studio Centre), Assistant for Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 3 (Park Theatre) & So it Goes by Bright World (Cowhouse Productions)
Molly’s writing has been performed at various venues across London, including The Hen & Chickens, Canal Cafe Theatre, Canada Water Theatre, Lion & Unicorn Theatre, The Golden Goose, The Cockpit, and The Old Royal Naval College. She also performed her autobiographical poem, Aroused & Confused, at a fundraiser for The Pink Ribbon Foundation.
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Killian Macardle
(Line Feeder / Understudy)
Killian Macardle
(Line Feeder / Understudy)
Killian trained at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama.
Television includes: Boy Meets Girl (Tiger Aspect for BBC), Inspector George Gently (Company Pictures for BBC), Glue (Eleven Films for Channel 4).
Theatre includes: Dracula: the Bloody Truth (Stephen Joseph Theatre/ Bolton Octagon), Animal Farm (Bolton Octagon/Derby Theatre/Hull Truck), A Christmas Carol (Dukes Theatre, Lancaster), Mind Mangler: Member of the Tragic Circle (Mischief Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Rose Theatre Kingston), Groan Ups (Mischief Theatre, No 1 Tour), The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (Mischief Theatre, West End & No 1 Tour), The Austerity Playbook (Northern Stage), I and the Village (Theatre503), Jack and the Beanstalk (Park Theatre).
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Jez Bond
Co-writer & Director
Jez Bond
Co-writer & Director
Founder and Artistic Director, Jez Bond, graduated Hull University with a BA Honours in Drama and was awarded the Channel Four Theatre Director Bursary. An award-winning director, he has been named in GQ’s 100 Most Connected Men and Evening Standard’s 100 most influential Londoners.
For Park Theatre, directing includes; Shakespeare, Tolkien & You (Ian McKellen’s one man show), the Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] series (involving a different celebrity guest each performance inc. Gillian Anderson, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Benedict Cumberbatch, Harry Hill, Damian Lewis, David Mitchell and Emma Thompson), the first ever English language production of the play La Cage aux Folles (translated by Simon Callow), Madame Rubinstein (starring Miriam Margolyes), Winner’s Curse (starring Clive Anderson), When It Happens To You (starring Amanda Abbington), Building The Wall, Hurling Rubble at the Sun and Adult Supervision.
Outside Park Theatre, credits include; Oliver! (starring Rowan Atkinson), I Have Been Here Before (Watford Palace Theatre), Sleeping Beauty (Salisbury Playhouse), Canaries Sometimes Sing (Kings Head & France), A Season in South Africa (Old Vic) plus tours of Austria, Switzerland and Hong Hong.
As a writer, credits include; Sleeping Beauty, Jack & the Beanstalk, Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 1, Rapunzel, Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2, Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 3, all co-written with Mark Cameron. He is currently adapting Ross Kemp’s autobiography into a one-man show, is co-writing a new a cappella comedy Dracapella, and is on commission to write a West End spin off of the Whodunnit series using audience members on stage. He has also written over twenty original songs for theatre.
As a dramaturge he has developed a number of plays which have gone on to great success both in London and New York. In addition, having led the capital conversion of Park Theatre, Jez has been a consultant for a number of new build projects and guest speaker at various conferences around the world.
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Mark Cameron
Co-writer
Mark Cameron
Co-writer
Mark began his career as an astonishingly average stand-up comedian before winning a scholarship to drama school; a huge relief for him but more so for comedy club audiences throughout the UK.
Since then, he has appeared regularly on stage and screen and works extensively as a voice-over artist for both radio and television. He has written four plays, all with the Artistic Director of Park Theatre Jez Bond and all produced at Park Theatre. Whodunnit Unrehearsed 2 marks their fifth collaboration.
For Park Theatre: La Cage aux Folles [The Play]; Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 1&2 (co-writer and co-director, actor Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2); Hurling Rubble at the Moon; Rapunzel; Sleeping Beauty and The Daftas Ceremony Host in Park Theatre Review.
Television includes: regular characters in Tina and Bobby, Coronation Street, Steel River Blues, Eastenders, Emmerdale, Doctors and guest roles include: Good Omens, Brief Encounters, The Royals, Law and Order, Casualty, Holby City, Waterloo Road, The Roman Mysteries, Vincent, The Royal, Fifty-Five Degrees North.
Other credits include: Sleeping Beauty (Salisbury Playhouse); Mathematics of the Heart (Theatre 503 and winner of Brighton Fringe Festival Best Play); The Game of Love and Chance (National Tour); The Breakfast Soldiers (Contact Theatre, Manchester); Life Imitates Art (Camden Peoples’ Theatre); The Bergman Project (Tristan Bates Theatre); The Country Wife (The Gatehouse); Blue Funk (Old Red Lion) and The Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare in the Park).
Film includes: The Damned United (as Norman Hunter), Tomo (Sundance Film Festival Winner), Scar Tissue, The Boss (Reed Festival short film winner).
Writing: Sleeping Beauty, Jack and the Beanstalk (both published by Methuen), Rapunzel (published by PlaydeadPress) and Whodunnit Unrehearsed and Whodunnit Unrehearsed 2 all written with Jez Bond.
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Stella Backman
Set and Costume Designer
Stella Backman
Set and Costume Designer
Stella is a Set & Costume Designer within the live performance industry primarily working in theatre and live music. She’s based in London and designs both for the UK and internationally.
Selected theatre credits include Sensory Cinders (@sohoplace, West End); Caroline (New Wolsey Theatre and Touring); Lil.Miss.Lady (Barbican Centre); The Turn of the Screw (Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch); Perfect Show for Rachel (Barbican Centre and touring); Countess Dracula (Hull Truck Theatre); Bossy (Lyric Hammersmith); Hospital Doors (Theatre@41); The Fit Prince (King’s Head Theatre); Shush (Jackson’s Lane); Night Shift (Stanley Arts Centre) and Different Owners at Sunrise (The Roundhouse).
In live music, she’s a frequent collaborator with Mångata Collective. Her credits as a set designer include Sleep Token: Even in Arcadia Tour (Headliners Download Festival, US Arena Tour); mgk (Vans Warped Tour); Texas: The Very Best of Texas (UK Arena Tour) and James Arthur (O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire).
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Julian McCready
Lighting Designer
Julian McCready
Lighting Designer
Lighting designs at Park Theatre include: Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]1, 2 & 3; Ian McKellen with Shakespeare, Tolkien, Others & You, The Still Room, This Little Life Of Mine, The Vertical Hour, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Hurling Rubble at the Sun/Moon, Rapunzel. Designs elsewhere Taming Who!, Excluded (Arcola), MSND, Juliet & Romeo (Chelsea Theatre) Anything Goes (Hackney Empire), Therese Raquin (Southwark Playhouse), The Cause (Jermyn Street), Love me to Death, Rise and Fall (Intermission) The Menu (National Theatre).
Julian has also designed several large-scale outdoor art installations and regularly lights installations and shows for The Southbank Centre. He has consulted on technical installations of theatres both in the UK and abroad. He also tries to add a bit of theatricality to corporate events
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Niamh Gaffney for Autograph Sound
Sound Designer
Niamh Gaffney for Autograph Sound
Sound Designer
SOUND DESIGNER for Autograph Sound
Training: Graduated LAMDA 2020Sound Designer: Pride & Prejudice*sortof (Uk Tour 2022 & CAA theatre Toronto 2023 & 2025), These Demons (Theatre503, 2023), Fair Maid of The West (RSC Swan Theatre 2023), A Child of Science (Bristol Old Vic 2024) co-designer with Ian Dickinson Waiting for Godot (Royal Haymarket 2024) co-designer with Terry Jardine, The Producers (Meiner Choc Factory 2024) Noel & Gertie (Mayflower Studios 2025) Sappho The Poetess (The Other Palace Studio 2025), Dracapella (Park Theatre 2025)
Associate Sound Designer:
Credits include; Cabaret (KitKatClub Playhouse Theatre 2021) Olivier award winning for Best Sound Design 2022, Bridgerton Secret Cinema (2022), Jerusalem (Apollo Theatre, 2022), Peaky Blinders Immersive London (2022) Secret Cinema Guardians of the Galaxy the Experience (2022), Once on This Island and La Cage Aux Folles (Regents Park 2023) Cabaret (KitKatClub @ August Wilson NYC 2024) Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK Tour 2024) Fiddler on the Roof (UK Tour 2025) Dream Ballet & Brigadoon (Regents Park 2025) , Unfortunate (The Other Palace 2026) -
Lewis Champney for eStage
Production Manager
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Molly Barton
Choreographer
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Awsa Bergstrom
Music Consultant
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Rachel Perry
Costume Supervisor
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Ann Bailey
Company Stage Manager
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Lucy Barter
Deputy Stage Manager
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Elsie O'Rourke
Assistant Stage Manager
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Edie Martin
Earpiece Technician
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Billy Highfield
Production Electrician
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Matt Carnazza
Lighting Programmer
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Emily Ingram
Assistant Director
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Gabriel Fogarty-Graveson
Community Chorus Director
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Stephen Dalziel
Community Chorus Coordinator
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