The Soft of Her Palm. Chris Dunkley

Not The End Of The World, Suspension, Cyrano De Bergerac (Bristol Old Vic), Beauty and The Beast (Sherman Theatre, Cardiff), Quadrophenia (Sherman Theatre, Cardiff), Cysgod Y Cryman (Theatr Genedlaethol), We The People, The Frontline, As You Like It, Troilus and Cressida, Bedlam, Helen, Macbeth (Shakespeare's Globe), Treasure Island (Rose Theatre, Kingston), Cause Célèbre (The Old Vic),The Heart of Robin Hood, Twelfth Night, Marat Sade, The Comedy of Errors, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing and Julius Caesar (Royal Shakespeare Company). Feature Films include John Carter of Mars, Season of the Witch, Hunky Dory, Panic Button, Flick, Summer Scars and A World Apart. Film and Television includes The Chosen, Doctor Who Christmas Special, Torchwood, Becoming Human, Belonging, Being Human, High Hopes, The Story of Tracy Beaker, Hearts of Gold, Carrie's War, Pobol Y Cwm, Rhyw a Dinosaurs, Jara, Y Pris, Caerdydd, Pen Taler, Gwaith Cyntaf, Alys, CCTV, Camelot, Baker Boys, Switch, Hollyoaks After Dark, Arthurs’ Dyke and Arwyr and Colonial Gods. Opera includes Wozzeck, Die Fledermaus, Rigoletto, Tristan Und Isolde, Don Giovanni (Welsh National Opera) and The Cunning Little Vixen (Glyndebourne Opera). Kevin has been Resident Fight Master at the Royal Welsh Colleges’ since 2005.

      Ben Karakashian | Stage Manager At the Finborough Theatre, Ben was Stage Manager on Perchance to Dream (2011), The Grand Duke (2012) and Hindle Wakes (2012).

      Trained at Royal Holloway University of London with BA Honours in Drama and Theatre Studies. Stage Management includes The Folk Contraption (Old Vic Tunnels), Someone to Blame (King's Head Theatre), The Mikado (Rosemary Branch Theatre and King's Head Theatre), Susanna's Secret (King's Head Theatre) and Beowulf: The Panto (Rosemary Branch Theatre).

      Suzanne West | Assistant Director Trained as an actor at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and recently completed an MA in Contemporary Performance Making at Brunel University. As an actor, performances include The School for Scandal (Harrogate Theatre), On The Piste (Harrogate Theatre) and Hamlet (Theatre Du Jour, Argen, France as part of the International Theatre Festival). As a director, she is currently developing Losing It with writer Fran Perillo for a tour in 2013.

      Georgina Ratnatunga for Franklin Productions Ltd | Producer At the Finborough Theatre, Georgina was formerly General Manager. She was Producer for Portraits (2011), Associate Producer for Perchance to Dream (2011) and – for Franklin Productions Ltd – she produced The American Clock (2012). Franklin Productions Ltd was formed in 2010 to produce plays and musicals in London, touring the UK and internationally.

      Producer | Neil Franklin

      Associate Producer | Georgina Ratnatunga

       www.franklinproductions.co.uk

      Alan Sharpington for Ground Rush Productions | Associate Producer Alan's producing and directing work includes The Dark Entry (Canterbury Festival), The Yellow Wallpaper (Royal Festival Hall) and The Case (Oubliette Arthouse), all in site-specific productions for Donkeywork where he is Co-Artistic Director, Romeo and Juliet (New Zealand Tour), Tales of the Black Hand (Tricycle Theatre) and The Wake (Soho Theatre Studio). As an actor, he has worked at the Tricycle Theatre, the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Soho Theatre Studio, Arcola Theatre and many tours and site-specific shows. Ground Rush Productions was founded to produce the very best in new writing and to revive neglected classics.

       Production Acknowledgements

      Chaperones | Kidist Admasu, Sarah Jarvie, Carmine Meoli

      Assistant Stage Manager | Ine De Baerdemaeker

      Operator | Anna Braybrooke

      Production Image | David Armstrong

      Thanks to

      Rob Crouch, Marian Elizabeth, Nabil Elouahabi, Emily Lim, Charlotte Mafham, Claire Owens, Julia Stenton, Ros Terry, Islington Community Theatre, and the Princess Victoria, Shepherd's Bush.