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The Company the Greenwich Theatre Production 2009 The Company The Greenwich Theatre production 2009 BY RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN BY RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN Maria Joanna Christie Lady Teazle Beatrice Curnew Lady Sneerwell Amy Rockson Mrs Candour/Trip Harvey Virdi Sir Peter Teazle Jonathan Battersby Snake/Moses Guy Burgess Joseph Surface Samuel Collings Sir Oliver Surface Mark Extance Sir Benjamin Backbite/Careless Gareth Kennerley Charles Surface Adam Redmore Crabtree/Sir Toby Tim Treloar Rowley Conrad Westmaas All other parts played by members of the company Director Elizabeth Freestone Set and Costume Designer Neil Irish Lighting Designer Wayne Dowdeswell Sound Designer/Composer Adrienne Quartly Associate Director/Movement Stuart Angell Producers James Haddrell and Tim Sawers Wardrobe Supervisor Sades Robinson Costume Assistants Hadar Vandar and Keeley Scothern Dresser Pippa Mawbey Wig Stylist Rebecca Jenkins Production Manager Peter Williams Company Stage Manager Penny Foxley Deputy Stage Manager Craig Almond Assistant Stage Manager Ben Brayshaw Production Electrician Oliver Kipling Technical Assistant Daniel Leman Sound Production Marc Cohen Production Carpenter Rae George The Company Jonathan Battersby (Riverside Studios), Poison (Tricycle Theatre), Jonathan trained at RADA where he A Fool And His Money (Nottingham Playhouse), won the Emile Littler Award for Best Ariadne Auf Naxos (Festival Theatre Edinburgh), Comedy Performance. Antony And Cleopatra, Othello (Bridewell Theatre), Henry V (Orange Tree Theatre), Hamlet, Recent work includes Gavrila in the Donmar Romeo And Juliet, The Taming Of The Shrew West End (Wyndhams) production of Ivanov (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), Josephine directed by Michael Grandage, Smithson/ (Battersea Arts Centre), Hiawatha (Crucible, Millburn at the National Theatre in Never So Sheffield),The Merchant Of Venice, Volpone Good directed by Howard Davies, and the (English Shakespeare Company), A Midsummer Harwood double bill Taking Sides/Collaboration Night’s Dream (Derby Playhouse), The at the Duchess Theatre directed by Philip Franks. Revenger’s Tragedy, Godspell, Hair, (Theatre Other credits at the National Theatre include Clwyd), Abigail’s Party, Peter Pan, Mystery Of Tamburlaine and Volpone directed by Peter Hall, Edwin Drood (York Theatre Royal) Gypsy (Library Julius Caesar directed by John Schlesinger, Tales Theatre Manchester), Amadeus, A Taste Of From The Vienna Woods directed by Maximillian Honey (Bolton Octagon theatre). Schell and Il Campiello directed by Bill Bryden. At the Royal Lyceum Edinburgh he appeared in Television includes Holby City, Doctors, Abigail’s Party, Macbeth and Dial M For Murder. Eastenders and Pushkin and the Bronze Other theatre credits include seasons at Pitlochry Horseman. Film includes Looking for Langston. in Chimneys, Further Than The Furthest Thing, Guy will go into rehearsals shortly with the Man Of The Moment, Summer Lightning, The Broadway transfer of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof Grapes of Wrath, Engaged, Lend Me A Tenor, playing Lacy. The production will open at the The Government Inspector, Private Lives, The Novello Theatre in December. Tempest, Storm In A Teacup and The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Credits at the Byre Theatre St Joanna Christie Andrews include Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, How Joanna trained at Mountview Joanna The Other Half Loves and Blythe Spirit; credits at trained at Mountview Academy of Dundee Rep include Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Theatre Arts and was a member of For King And Country, Sleuth and What The the National Youth Theatre. Theatre Butler Saw. includes One Night In November (Belgrade Theatre TV credits include Taggart, Robert The Bruce, Coventry), Equus (Gielgud Theatre), A Course In My Wymi, The Houseman’s Tale, Strathblair, The A Restaurant (Old Vic/24 Hour Plays), Be My Baby Advocates, Take The High Road, Cardiac Arrest, (Hull Truck Theatre), Immaculate Conceit (NYT, Crowdie and Cream and FOT. Recent TV credits Lyric Hammersmith), Golden Prospects include Emmerdale, Secret Diary Of A Call Girl (Skullduggery/Edinburgh Festival), Carcinoma and Doctor Who. (The Old Vic) and Alice’s Midsummer Night’s Dream (City Palace). Credits whilst at Mountview include Saved, Uncle Vanya and The Tempest. Guy Burgess Guy trained at LAMDA. Theatre credits Television includes Lewis (series 2, ITV), Small include Coriolanus (RSC), Twelfth Dark Places (BBC Short), Holby City (BBC1) and Night (West Yorkshire Playhouse), No Angels (World Productions/C4). Radio The Tempest, As You Like It (Actors includes Fabulous Flops (BBC Radio 4). From The London Stage), Titus Andronicus Qd13507m.indd 8 29/9/09 15:15:26 Ref: Qd13709 File: Qd13507m (p8) Date: 29.09.2009 Samuel Collings Theatre), The Importance of Being Earnest Theatre includes The Big Break/ (Green Room Theatre Co), Much Ado About Script-In-Hand (Hampstead Theatre), Nothing (Jermyn St Theatre). Doorbells of Florence (Vivid Dreams), The Garden (Riverside Studios), An Gareth Kennerley Inspector Calls (Dukes Lancaster), News Gareth trained at the Guildhall School Revue, Without Laughing (Theatre 503), The of Music and Drama. Previous theatre Alice Project (BAC/Sprint), Dr Faustus (Liverpool productions include War Horse and Playhouse), Hanging Around (Kneehigh), Fiddler on the Roof (West End), War Misper/Dido & Aeneas (Glyndebourne), Murder Horse and Saint Joan (National Theatre), The In The Cathedral (NYT), Curse of the Egyptian Pendulum (Mephisto Productions), Under Milk Mummy (Regent’s Park). Wood (Tricycle Theatre), Fiddler on the Roof TV/Film includes Holby City, The Insiders (series), (Sheffield Crucible), Arden of Faversham (Skin Doctors, Hex II (series), Dan Clark’s Guide and Bone), King Lear (Creation Theatre to Work, 1940’s Fable, A Tale of Two Girls, The Company), In the Red (G&M Brand), Company Briefcase and Message in a Bottle. Radio and Assassins (Eyebrow Productions), A includes various productions for BBC, Holy Midsummer Night’s Dream and Henry V (Bright Mountain & live broadcasts for London Angel Productions), A Soldier’s Tale and Living Resonance/BBC New Writing. With Stalin (Connecting Arts), The Grapes of Wrath (Only Connect) and A Drawer Marked Pyjamas (Dylan Thomas Centre). He has been Beatrice Curnew involved with numerous developmental Theatre includes About Tommy workshops and rehearsed readings for the (Southwark PLayhouse), Hippolytus National Theatre Studios, BAC, The Orange Tree (Riverside Studios, Tour), Waiting for Theatre, Commute and Blue Riot. He was the Romeo (The Pleasance), Burial At recipient of the Michael Bryant Verse Speaking Thebes (Nottingham Playhouse/US Tour/The Award 2005. Rose Kingston), Out of Chaos (Sophiensaele, Berlin), Friends Uninvited (Esk Valley), Ladies In Retirement (National Tour),The Madras House, Adam Redmore Scenes From A Separation, Macbeth and Much Adam trained at The Royal Welsh Ado About Nothing (Orange Tree), Improbable College of Music and Drama. Theatre Fiction, (Stephen Joseph), Jump (24 Hour Plays, credits include Follow (Finborough), Old Vic), Veronika Sessions (Arcola), The Macbeth, Three Sisters, West Side Importance of Being Earnest (National Tour), Story, Kindertransport, Hobson’s Choice, Dying Cyrano De Bergerac (Minack), The Principle Of For It (RWCMD) and Billy and the BWCA Motion (Edinburgh) and A Midsummer Night’s (Edinburgh Fringe Theatre). Dream (National Theatre; Platform). Television includes Silent Witness (BBC1) and Television includes Emmerdale (ITV), Emergency The Bill (Talkback). Radio includes Under Milk Rescue (Talkback Thames) and Glamour (LWT). Wood (RWCMD). Short Films include Therapy, Paranoia, Art and BP. Mark Extance Theatre credits include And Then There Were None, Pygmalion (Old Vic & Hong Kong Arts Festival), Uncle Vanya (English Touring Theatre), Old Times (Theatre Royal Bath), Waiting For Godot (New Ambassadors), You Never Can Tell (Garrick Qd13507m.indd 9 29/9/09 15:15:27 Ref: Qd13709 File: Qd13507m (p9) Date: 29.09.2009 Amy Rockson Married, Romeo and Juliet, Playboy Of The Asian Theatre credits include Funny Girl World (Leicester Haymarket), Airport 2000 (Chichester Festival Theatre), The (Rifco), Exodus (Tara Arts), Staying On (Theatre Comedy of Errors (RSC/tour), Under of Comedy), Bravely Fought The Queen (Border Pressure (Jermyn Street), The Resistible Crossings), Magic Mirrors (Quicksilver) and Rise of Arturo Ui, Henry VIII (Bridewell), Romeo and Juliet (Soapbox Theatre). Oedipus, Agamemnon and Androcles and the Television includes Casualty, Coronation Street, Lion (Scoop Amphitheatre), Made in Spain Britz, Holby City, Murphy’s Law, Doctors, (Etcetera), If I Should Fall (Off Broadway Cherished, Whose Baby?, Rose and Maloney, Theatre), Six Geese A Laying (Soho Theatre) and Hear the Silence, Boohbah, The House Across Cinderella (Oxford Playhouse). The Street, Staying Alive and The Bill. Film Television credits include Switch, The Godsend. includes Swinging With The Finkels, No Honour, Films include London Voodoo, Panchreston, No Choice, It’s a Wonderful Afterlife, Mad, Going Nowhere. Sad & Bad, Brick Lane, Venus, The Blue Tower, It Could Be You, Mistress of Spices, Bride and Prejudice, Thunderbirds, Bend It Like Beckham, Tim Treloar Anita and Me, Gran, Seven. Radio includes Tim trained at Lamda. Theatre credits Inheritance of Loss, Westway (BBC World include Macbeth (Broadway/West Service), Zubeda, Silver Street, Legacy, Singh End), Twelfth Night (Chichester), Tangos, Shakti, Dancing Girls of Lahore, Thomas More, Sejanus, Believe What A Yearning, Samsara (all for BBC Radio 4). You Will, Richard The Second, Romeo and Juliet, Back To Methuselah
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