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FINAL WEEKS | MUST END 10 AUGUST
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DENISE GOUGH
Emma
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DENISE GOUGH
Emma
Denise Gough’s work in theatre includes People, Places & Things (also West End and at St Ann’s Warehouse, New York; Olivier and Critics Circle awards for Best Actress) and Angels in America: Parts one and two (also Broadway; Olivier Award winner for Best Supporting Actress and a Tony nomination) at the National Theatre; Portia Coughlan (title role) at the Abbey, Dublin; The Duchess of Malfi at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse; Adler and Gibb at the Royal Court; Desire Under the Elms (Critics Circle Award for Most Promising Newcomer); Our New Girl at the Bush; The Painter at the Arcola; The Birds, The Plough and the Stars at the Gate, Dublin; Ahasverus for the RSC; The Grouch at West Yorkshire Playhouse; Someone Else’s Shoes at Soho Theatre; Everything is Illuminated at Hampstead; The Kindness of Strangers at Liverpool Everyman; Robbers at the Tristan Bates; Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train at Trafalgar Studios; Six Characters in Search of an Author at Chichester; and As You Like It and By the Bog of Cats at Wyndham’s. TV includes Andor 2, Andor, Under the Banner of Heaven, Too Close (BAFTA nomination for Leading Actress), Paula (title role), Guerrilla, Apple Tree Yard, The Fall (three series) and Stella. Film includes Monday, The Other Lamb, Colette, The Kid Who Would Be King, Juliet Naked, Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood, Jimmy’s Hall, and BAFTA-nominated ’71.![SINÉAD CUSACK](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Sinead-Cusack-376x500.jpg)
SINÉAD CUSACK
Doctor/Therapist/Mum
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SINÉAD CUSACK
Doctor/Therapist/Mum
Sinéad Cusack trained at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and the Royal Shakespeare Company. Her work in theatre includes Our Lady of Sligo (The Evening Standard Award for Best Actress, Critics’ Circle Awards for Best Actress and Olivier Award nomination) and Juno and the Paycock (also the Abbey, Dublin) at the National Theatre; Antony and Cleopatra, Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew (Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress in a Revival), The Merchant of Venice, As You Like It (The Clarence Derwent Award for Best Supporting Actress and Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role), Measure for Measure, The Maid’s Tragedy (Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress in a Revival ), Much Ado About Nothing (Tony Award nomination for Best Actress) and Cyrano de Bergerac for the RSC; Tree for Manchester International Festival and the Young Vic; Stitchers at Jermyn Street; King Lear at Chichester; Splendour at the Donmar; Our Few and Evil Days at the Abbey, Dublin (The Irish Times Theatre Award for Best Actress); Other Desert Cities at the Old Vic; Rock ’n’ Roll at the Royal Court (Olivier Award nomination and Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Play); The Birds at the Gate; and The Cherry Orchard and The Winter’s Tale at the Bridge; and King Lear at the Duke of York’s. TV includes North Sea Connection, The Baby, MotherFatherSon, Moving On, Call the Midwife, Marcella, Jekyll & Hyde, 37 Days, Poirot – Dead Man’s Folly, Midsomer Murders, Camelot, The Deep, A Room with a View, Home Again, The Strange Case of Sir Arthur Doyle, Dad, North & South, Have Your Cake and Eat It and Tales From Hollywood. Film includes Napoleon, Queen & Country (IFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role nomination), The Sea (IFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role), Eliza Graves, Wrath of the Titans, Eastern Promises, Cracks, V for Vendetta, Tiger’s Tail (IFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role nomination), Mathilde, I Capture the Castle, Bad Behaviour, Dream, My Mother Frank, Passion in Mind, Stealing Beauty, The Clement Garden, The Nephew, Waterland and Venus Peter.![Malachi Kirby](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Malachi-Kirby-376x500.jpg)
Malachi Kirby
Mark
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Danny Kirrane
Foster
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Danny Kirrane
Foster
Danny Kirrane trained with the National Youth Theatre. His work in theatre includes The History Boys at the National Theatre; Jerusalem (original cast) at the Royal Court, in the West End and on Broadway; Henry V at the Donmar Warehouse; The Hunt at the Almeida and St Ann’s Warehouse; Gentleman at the Arcola; Vassa at the Almeida; We’re Staying Right Here at Park Theatre; As You Like It at Regent’s Park; A Little Hotel on the Side at Theatre Royal Bath; Three Sisters at the Young Vic; Romeo and Juliet and Boys for Headlong; and Petrol Blue for Aldeburgh Music. TV includes Skins, Serpent Queen (series one and two), Baby Reindeer, Boat Story, Sandman, Safe Space, Don’t Forget the Driver, Britannia, Poldark, Game of Thrones, Wasted, Doctor Thorne, New Blood, Critical, The Site, Young, Unemployed & Lazy, Doctors, The Inbetweeners, Casualty and Trollied. Film includes Peterloo, Ravers, Game Over, Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell No Tales, The Hatching, Walking on Sunshine and Automata.![KEVIN McMONAGLE](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Kevin-McMonagle74-376x500.jpg)
KEVIN McMONAGLE
Dad / Paul
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KEVIN McMONAGLE
Dad / Paul
Kevin McMonagle’s work in theatre includes After Life and People, Places and Things (also West End and at St Ann’s Warehouse, Brooklyn) for the National Theatre and Headlong; Twelfth Night, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors and Richard III for the RSC; Witness for the Prosecution at London County Hall; A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Bridge; Mother Courage and Her Children for the Royal Exchange Manchester and Headlong; The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at Park Theatre; Junkyard for Headlong; The Tempest at The Coronet; The Divided Laing and Pieces of Vincent at the Arcola; No Nothing for Lemon Tree; A Doll’s House for the National Theatre of Scotland; Ambulance, Thyestes, Ladybird and Kin at the Royal Court; and When Winston Went to War with the Wireless and The Family Reunion at Donmar Warehouse. TV includes Scoop, New Tricks, Krakatoa – The Last Days, Quite Ugly One Morning, Rose and Maloney, Rebus, Blue Murder and Bramwell. Film includes Greenfingers and A Scottish Love Scheme.![Holly Atkins](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Holly-Atkins-376x500.jpg)
Holly Atkins
Charlotte / Ensemble
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Paksie Vernon
Jodi / Ensemble
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Ryan Hutton
Shaun
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Ryan Hutton
Shaun
Ryan Hutton trained at Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts. His work in theatre includes A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the RSC; Black Star at the Arcola; and Only Fools and Horses the Musical at Theatre Royal Haymarket. As Joint Director of Bag of Beard, directing includes Renaissance Men at the Old Red Lion, Square Chapel and 53Two; Buried (joint director) at Seven Dials Playhouse and Old Red Lion; and Cratchit (associate director) at Park Theatre. In 2019, he was nominated for Best Actor in a Musical and the Joe Allen Best West End Debut at the Stage Debut Awards. Film includes Pragma.![AYỌ̀ OWÓYẸMI-PETERS](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Ayo-Owoyemi-Peters-376x500.jpeg)
AYỌ̀ OWÓYẸMI-PETERS
Laura / Ensemble
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AYỌ̀ OWÓYẸMI-PETERS
Laura / Ensemble
Ayọ̀ Owóyẹmi-Peters recently graduated from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. People, Places & Things is Ayọ’s professional theatre debut. Her work in film includes Phillis in London.![DILLON SCOTT-LEWIS](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Dillon-Scott-Lewis-376x500.jpg)
DILLON SCOTT-LEWIS
T / Ensemble
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DILLON SCOTT-LEWIS
T / Ensemble
Dillon Scott-Lewis’ work in theatre includes The Sh*t at Leeds Playhouse and the Bush; The Wizard of Oz at Birmingham Rep; and & Juliet at the Shaftesbury. TV includes Piglets and Doctors. Film includes 5lbs of Pressure. Dillon Scott-Lewis is a musician and part of The Hospital.![RUSSELL ANTHONY](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Russell-Anthony-376x500.jpg)
RUSSELL ANTHONY
Ensemble
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RUSSELL ANTHONY
Ensemble
Russell Anthony’s work in theatre includes Quiz and The Full Monty in the West End and on tour; Dialektikon at Park Theatre; Hay Fever, Pygmalion and The Ladykillers at Theatre Royal Windsor; An Ideal Husband, Pools Paradise and The Importance of Being Earnest at Manor Pavilion Sidmouth; Romeo and Juliet for Antic Disposition on tour; We Have to Tell Jacob at Southwark Playhouse; Red Black and Ignorant at Cock Tavern; Miracle on 34th Street at Madinat, Dubai; Dracula at the White Bear; and A Slice of Saturday Night at Courtyard Theatre. TV includes Joan (upcoming), Dark Phone (upcoming) Sticks and Stones, Ragdoll, Beyond Paradise and Call the Midwife. Film includes Modi (upcoming).![LOUISE TEMPLETON](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/03/Louise-Templeton-376x500.jpg)
LOUISE TEMPLETON
Ensemble
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LOUISE TEMPLETON
Ensemble
Theatre includes: A Song at Twilight and Sherlock Holmes: the Final Curtain for Theatre Royal Bath, Pygmalion (MJE Productions) and Steel Magnolias (David Ian Productions). Other theatre includes Hamlet (as Gertrude) at Rose Playhouse, Bankside; The Seagull (as Arkadina) at White Bear Theatre; The Shallow End at Southwark Playhouse and the one-woman play Uncoupled at the Gilded Balloon, Edinburgh. Louise has worked extensively with the award-winning Antic Disposition company, playing Queen Margaret in Richard lll, Emilia in The Comedy of Errors , First Witch in Macbeth and Mistress Quickly / Alice in their acclaimed production of Henry V, which has had five tours in the UK and France, including performances at Theatre National de Nice as part of their 2018 ShakeNice! Festival. TV includes: Doctors, Emmerdale, Bloody Tales of Europe, and Seekers for Freedom (Al Jazeera America). Film includes: The Falling; The Innocent; Bonobo; The Warehouse; Capsule, and Jayson Bend: Queen and Country. Audio drama includes: Zombies, Run! for Audible.![Miriam Elwell-Sutton](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/06/Miriam-Elwell-Sutton-376x500.png)
Miriam Elwell-Sutton
Ensemble
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Miriam Elwell-Sutton
Ensemble
Miriam Elwell-Sutton trained at Arts Educational Schools, London and at RADA. Work in theatre includes Hair at the Gate, Notting Hill; Chicago on UK tour, and in Singapore and Tokyo; Dolly the Musical at Leicester Curve and on UK tour; I Love You in Danish at Òran Mór; The Stornoway Way at An Lanntair; Talking Heads – Bed Among the Lentils and Mother Goose at Nottingham Playhouse; Robinson Crusoe and the Caribbean Pirates at the SECC; Peter Pan and Aladdin at Edinburgh Playhouse; 4:48 Digestion and Saint Hildegard at the Vaults festival; and Mamma Mia!, Fiddler on the Roof and We Will Rock You in the West End. TV includes The X Factor, Stacy Stone, UP!, Quick Cuts and The Good Ship Murder.![Emma Jane Fearnley](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/06/EMMA-JANE-FEARNLEY-376x500.jpeg)
Emma Jane Fearnley
Ensemble
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Emma Jane Fearnley
Ensemble
Emma Jane Fearnley trained at London School of Musical Theatre, graduating in 2022. Work in theatre includes at Betty Blue Eyes the Union, London; and Made in Dagenham 20th Anniversary Concert at London Palladium.![Genevieve Labuschagne](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/06/Genevieve-Labuschagene-376x500.jpeg)
Genevieve Labuschagne
Ensemble
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Genevieve Labuschagne
Ensemble
Genevieve Labuschagne trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art on the MA Theatre Lab course. People, Places and Things is her professional theatre debut.![Imogen Mackenzie](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/06/Imogen-Mackenzie-376x500.png)
Imogen Mackenzie
Ensemble
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Imogen Mackenzie
Ensemble
Imogen Mackenzie trained at RADA, specialising in stage, screen and physical theatre. Her work in theatre includes The Mother of Exiles and The Moors at Hope Theatre.![Lottie Power](https://peopleplacesandthingsonstage.com/content/uploads/2024/06/LOTTIE-POWER-1-376x500.jpeg)
Lottie Power
Ensemble
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