IRNE Award 2012 for Wild Swans in Boston.
ILLUSTRATION & VIDEO DESIGN, PADDY MOLLOY – Paddy Molloy studied Illustration and Animation at Kingston University and Communication Art and Design at the Royal College of Art. Projection design for theatre credits include; Qudz (The Yard, 2012), The Snow Queen (Polka, 2010), Origins (Pentabus, 2009), A History of Falling Things (Theatr Clwyd, 2009) and Delirium (Theatre O/Barbican Bite/Abbey Theatre, 2008). Print-based illustration clients include; The Guardian, New York Times (US), Globe and Mail (Canada), Time Out, BBC Worldwide, Delta Airlines (US), Hermitage (Russia), HHMI (US) and Random House. He is currently lecturer in Illustration and Animation at Kingston University.
CHOREOGRAPHY, EVA VILAMITJANA– Eva trained as a contemporary dancer and choreographer at Institut del Teatre, Barcelona, and completed her studies at New York, North Caroline, Paris and Wien. She has been awarded by International Tanzwochen (Wien), American Dance Festival (North Carolina), Certamen Coreográfico (Madrid), Premios Ricard Moragas (Barcelona). As a performer she has toured throughout Europe and North and South America with Joe Alegado, Bebeto Cidra, Mar Gómez, Trànsit, Pepe Hevia, Las Malqueridas, Nats Nus Nens, El Liceu (Barcelona), theatre O (UK) and Buissionère (Switzerland). As a choreographer her credits include theatre O: 3 Dark Tales, The Argument, The Astronaut, Delirium and The Secret Agent; Comédie Musical: Voyage (France); Entre Tres: Iaxis Re, Desmai, Quasi Pesa; LA Petita Malumaluga: Diuen, La Lluna en un pot and operas L'elisir d'amore (G.Donizetti), Ruleta, Opera para un fin de siglo. Eva is co-founder of La Petita Malumaluga Dance Company (Barcelona).
COMPOSITION, MARC TEITLER– Theatre includes: Blood and Gifts (director Howard Davies/National Theatre); Twitterdaemmerung (dir. John Lloyd Davies/Royal Opera House); Wild Oats (director Mark Rosenblatt/ Bristol Old Vic); Juliet and Her Romeo (director Tom Morris/Bristol Old Vic); ADOT (director Daniel Junsei/Royal Albert Hall); The Secret Rapture (director Guy Retallack/Lyric Theatre.) Musical in development: The Grinning Man (director Tom Morris/Bristol Old Vic) co-composed with Tim Phillips; Baddies at Unicorn Theatre; The Death Map with Bijan Sheibani at National Theatre Studio. Awards/Nominations: Guardian 2010 Innovation Award for Twitterdaemmerung (Royal Opera House) composed with Helen Porter; 2013 Best Music for Animated Film Nominee at Berlin Independent Film Festival; 2005 VW Film Score Award Nominee.
DEVISOR & PERFORMER (STEVIE & VLADIMIR), LEANDER DEENY – Theatre Includes The Misanthrope (Liverpool Playhouse); Deadkidsongs (Ustinov Studio, Bath); Bugsy Malone and Brief Encounter (Secret Cinema); The Man by James Graham and The Representative (Finborough); Dr Faustus (Watford Palace Theatre); Victory by Howard Barker (Arcola); Corporate Rock by John Donnelly (Latitude); The Merchant of Venice, Holding Fire! (Shakespeare's Globe) and The Seduction of Almighty God by Howard Barker (Riverside Studios). Television includes Skins, Merlin, and guest regular George Binns on Holby City. Film includes Captain America and Atonement. His first children's book, Hazel's Phantasmagoria, is published by Quercus.
DEVISOR & PERFORMER (OSSIPON & INSPECTOR HEAT), DENNIS HERDMAN – Recent theatre includes: Around the World in 80 Days, Bleak House (New Vic, Stoke); A Midsummer Night's Dream (Told By An Idiot, Helsinki); Stones In His Pockets, Closer, Not A Game For Boys, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Anorak of Fire (Keswick); The Suicide, An Inspector Calls (Clwyd Theatr Cymru); Carnival Messiah (Cherub Theatre); The Mysteries (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry); Romeo and Juliet, Great Expectations (Shifting Sands); He has also worked at Manchester Library, Northampton Royal, Southwark Playhouse, Chester Gateway; and with Cartoon de Salvo, Penny Dreadful, Walk The Plank, Big Telly, Third Party, and played Dame and much else in pantomime at Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds.
DEVISOR & PERFORMER (MOTHER & THE PROFESSOR), HELENA LYMBERY – Theatre work includes: This House, The Cat in the Hat, ..some trace of her, Women of Troy, Attempts on Her Life, Iphigenia at Aulis, His Dark Materials (National Theatre); Coasting (Bristol Old Vic); Roughcuts – God Bless the Child (Royal Court); Yerma (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Blackpool (Theatre503); Light Shining in Buckinghamshire (Arcola); Al Gran Sole Carico d'Amore (Salzburg Festival, Berlin Staatsoper); After Dido (ENO/Young Vic); Sleeping Beauty (Barbican, NY, Young Vic); Watership Down (Lyric Hammersmith); Mammals (Bush Theatre); Faith, Hope & Charity, The Woman Who Swallowed a Pin (Southwark Playhouse); The Asylum Project (Riverside Studios); Strike Gently Away from Body, The Art of Random Whistling (Young Vic). TV includes: Father Brown, Oliver Twist, Alastair McGowan's Big Impression.
DEVISOR & PERFORMER (ADOLF VERLOC), GEORGE POTTS – Theatre credits: The Misanthrope (Liverpool Playhouse/ETT); Angus, Thongs and Even More Snogging (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Edmond (Wilton's Music Hall) Arcadia (Duke of York's Theatre); All My Sons (Liverpool Playhouse); Murderer (Menier Chocolate Factory); The Art Of Success (Arcola). TV credits include: Big Bad World, Nixon's The One, Peep Show, In With The Flynns, Parade's End, The Cricklewood Greats, Lip Service, Hotel Babylon, Little Dorrit, Mutual Friends, Much Ado About Nothing, Messiah, North and South. Film credits: Nativity! The Second Coming, Papadopoulos and Sons, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Burke and Hare, Bel Ami, Dorian Gray.
DEVSIOR & PERFORMER (WINNIE VERLOC), CAROLINA VALDÉS – Carolina is Co-Artistic Director of theatre O. She studied at the École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq and at Col.legi de Teatre in Barcelona. She has performed in Julius Caesar (Donmar Warehouse); The 13 Midnight Challenges of Angelus Diablo (RSC); Delirium (theatre O); Casanova (Told by an Idiot); Lyndie's Got A Gun (Enda Walsh); The Barber of Seville and Carmen (Opera 21); Astronaut, The Argument, 3 Dark Tales (theatre O) and Bond (GBP). Her television credits include Call the Midwife (BBC1) and for film A Little Chaos (Alan Rickman). Her directing work includes The Garden and Reykjavik (Shams) and as a Movement Director, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (Liverpool Playhouse) and Absurdia (Donmar Warehouse).
ASSISTANT DIRECTION, JEMIMA JAMES– Jemima trained at The Central School of Speech and Drama, specialising in Collaborative and Devised Theatre. She has worked as an actor and theatre maker with Complicite, theatre O and Quiconque, and is the Artistic Director of newly formed company, Past The Hour.
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT, HELEN MUGRIDGE – Helen is an experienced stage and production manager. Her previous credits include: The Victorian in the Wall, Will Adamsdale and Fuel (Royal Court and National Tour), Rockpool, Inspector Sands (Schools Tour), Monkey Bars, Chris Goode & Co (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Tour and Unicorn), Mass Observation, Inspector Sands (Almeida), Cooking Ghosts, Beady Eye (South East Tour and Camden People's Theatre), BYO, Thickskin (Research and development), 2401 Objects, Analogue (National Theatre and European development, Edinburgh 2011 and National and European Tour), Total Football, Ridiculusmus (Barbican Pit, Belfast Festival and Autumn 2012 tour), Beachy Head, Analogue (National and European Tour).
STAGE MANAGEMENT, EMMA MCKIE– Stage Management theatre credits include: Much Ado About Nothing, Merchant of Venice and The Homecoming (RSC); Kursk (Fuel/Sydney Opera House); The Crucible and Into the Woods (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); Hansel and Gretel (Catherine Wheels Theatre Company/Barbican and New Victory Theater, Broadway); Molly Sweeney and Fabrication (The Print Room); The Snowman (Birmingham Rep/West End); Everything Must Go, Behud and Invasion!
