A Christmas Carol

Theatre includes: Party Time/Celebration, The Homecoming, The Hothouse, Speaking in Tongues (West End); Elling (Bush/West End); Macbeth (Chichester); Three Days in the Country (National Theatre); Hamlet (Sheffield Crucible); Danny Rule (Royal Court); Goldhawk Road (Bush). Television includes: I, Jack Wright, Crime, Grace, Cold Courage, Strangers, Trauma, Collateral, Doctor Who, The Catch, Code of a Killer, Intruders, Prey, The Village, Mad Dogs, Exile, Clocking Off, Skellig, The Devil’s Whore, The Yellow House, Life on Mars, Blue/Orange, Sex Traffic, Nero, The Canterbury Tales, State of Play, The Lakes, Crime and Punishment. Film includes: Everyday, Human Traffic, Wonderland, Boston Kickout, Miranda, 24 Hour Party People.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Matilda The Musical, A Chorus of Disapproval (West End); Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads (Chichester); Bat Boy (Southwark Playhouse); Wonder.land (Palace Theatre, Manchester/Manchester International Festival/National Theatre); Mother Courage and Her Children (The Lowry, Manchester); All The Fun of The Fair (UK tour); As You Like It, Merlin and the Woods of Time (Grosvenor Park Open Air, Chester); Great Expectations (Watford Palace Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Leeds Playhouse). Television includes: Grace, Whitstable Pearl, Senna, Andor, The Cage, Babs, Rellik, Ripper Street, Endeavour, Silent Witness. Film includes: Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical, American Assassin.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Rent, Hairspray (UK tour); Peter Pan (Troubadour Theatre); Cinderella (Hackney Empire); On the Town (Regent’s Park Open Air); In the Heights (Kings Cross Theatre/Southwark Playhouse); A Monster Calls (UK tour/US tour/Parco Theater, Tokyo); The Sound of Music (International tour).

Theatre includes: Circle of Friends (Gaiety Theatre, Dublin); Me, Sara, Last Orders at the Dockside (Abbey Theatre, Dublin); Tonic! A Doomsday Musical (Dublin Castle); Where Sat the Lovers (Project Arts Centre, Dublin). Film includes: Power Ballad, Báite, Don’t Go Where I Can’t Find You — Jim Thorpe Award for Best Actress, The Other Lamb. Television includes: Borderline, Harry Wild. Other work includes: Friday Night is Music Night: Stage and Screen (Hoddinott Hall, Cardiff), Movies and Musicals Live, RTÉ Concert Orchestra’s New Year’s Eve Gala (National Concert Hall, Dublin).

Theatre includes: Standing at the Sky’s Edge (West End); Olivier Awards 2022. Workshops include: Clueless the Musical Workshop (West End). Training includes: ArtsEd.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); The Lord of the Rings (The Watermill Theatre). Theatre as Composer/Actor Musician includes: Fires Our Shoes Have Made (C Venues, Edinburgh/Warwick Arts Centre); Jigsaw/A Typical Sister (Bridge House Theatre). Television includes: World On Fire.

Theatre includes: Sylvia (The Old Vic); Get Up, Stand Up!, Dreamgirls — International Artists Recognition Award for Best Female Stage Performance, Memphis, Legally Blonde (West End); The Odyssey (Unicorn); Kiss Me Kate (Watermill Theatre, Newbury); In the Heights (King’s Cross Theatre); Ghost the Musical (UK tour); One Night of Tina (European tour); Hairspray (German tour); Tommy (English Theatre, Frankfurt/German tour).

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Ghost, Oliver! (West End); Little Shop of Horrors (Menier Chocolate Factory/West End); Oliver! (Leeds Playhouse); Rock of Ages (UK tour); Berlusconi (Southwark Playhouse); Wonderboy (Bristol Old Vic); Boudica (Shakespeare’s Globe); A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer (National Theatre); Our House (Birmingham Rep/UK tour); Camelot, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry IV Part I (Regent’s Park Open Air). Film includes: Bank of Dave 2. Television includes: The Alienist, Crosswalk the Musical: Mary Poppins, MI High, Eastenders, Silent Witness.

Theatre includes: Mary Poppins, Sunset Boulevard, Matilda The Musical, Avenue Q, Drowsy Chaperone, The Woman in White, Les Misérables (West End); See What I Wanna See (Jermyn Street Theatre); Into the Woods (Regent’s Park Open Air); Sister Act, Beauty and the Beast, Whistle Down the Wind (UK tour); Jekyll & Hyde (Union Theatre); The Corsican Brothers (Gaiety Theatre, Isle of Man); My Cousin Rachel (Octagon, Yeovil); A Taste of Honey (Pomegranate, Chesterfield). Film includes: Empire of Light, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. Television includes: The Sarah Jane Adventures, My Family, Skins, Touch Me, I’m Karen Taylor.

Theatre includes: Sunset Boulevard, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Rumi: The Musical (West End); Standing at the Sky’s Edge (National Theatre/Sheffield Crucible); A Doll’s House (Sheffield Crucible); My Fair Lady (Leeds Playhouse); The Color Purple, The Addams Family (UK tour); Rent (Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester); Stay Awake Jake (Southwark Playhouse). Television includes: Grace. Training includes: ArtsEd.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol, The American Clock, Groundhog Day (The Old Vic); Man of La Mancha, Urinetown, Richard III, Merrily We Roll Along, Bad Girls, Bat Boy (West End); La Cage Aux Folles, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Card (Regent’s Park Open Air); Roadshow (Menier Chocolate Factory); Boston Marriage, The Mikado (Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough); Turandot (Hampstead); Sweeney Todd (New Wolsey); Is There Life After High School? (Bridewell Theatre); Honk! (The Watermill Theatre); Company, Assassins, The Good Soul of Szechuan (Library Theatre, Manchester). Television includes: Call the Midwife, Silent Witness, Unforgotten, Friday Night Dinner, Casualty, Doctors, EastEnders, The Bill. Film includes: Disenchanted, Topsy-Turvy, Tree of Hands.

Theatre includes: Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (West End); Standing at the Sky’s Edge (West End/National Theatre/Sheffield Crucible); Brief Encounter (Royal Exchange Manchester); I, Joan, Henry VIII (Shakespeare’s Globe); The Comedy of Errors, The Winter’s Tale, Swingin’ the Dream, Troy Story (RSC); The Last King of Scotland (Sheffield Crucible); Peter Pan (Hull Truck); Alice in Wonderland, The Beggar’s Opera (Storyhouse, Chester). Television includes: Grace, Doctors.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Oliver! (West End); The Crucible (West End/National Theatre); The Magician’s Elephant, Matilda The Musical (RSC/West End); Jerry Springer: The Opera The Taxidermist’s Daughter (Chichester); BBC Proms: Sondheim at 80 (Royal Albert Hall); The Secret Garden (Leeds Playhouse); Cymbeline, Twelfth Night, HMS Pinafore (Regent’s Park Open Air). Television includes: The Witcher, Carnival Row, Whitstable, I Hate Suzie, Doctor Who, NT: 50 Years on Stage, BBC Proms: Sondheim at 80, Sinchronicity, Spooks. Film includes: Last Orders, London Road, Hitman and Her, A Quiet Courage.

Film includes: Legend Has It, Miss Marx. Television includes: Silo, Boarders, The A List. Training includes: Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Theatre includes: Standing at the Sky’s Edge, Sunset Boulevard, Cabaret (West End); Newsies (Troubadour Theatre).

Theatre includes: Old Friends (West End); Cinderella (Oxford Playhouse); High Society (West Green House Opera, Hampshire). Training includes: Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic). Television includes: Ghosts, My Dwarf Story. Current training includes: The Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts. Casey is delighted to have been asked to return to The Old Vic as Tiny Tim for a fourth time. She is highly original, spirited and honest. Favourite subjects are design and technology, maths, English and art. She loves creating new designs especially with crochet, and spending time with her friends. Casey has just turned 11 and doesn’t let anything hold her back.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic). Current training: DMA London. Freddie has just wrapped on his first feature film role playing Tiny Tim in Christmas Karma and is delighted to be returning to The Old Vic to play the role of Tiny Tim again this year. Freddie is witty and loves to tell jokes. He has an amazing imagination which he shows through his love of fantasy, sci-fi programmes and Tim Burton films. He is also interested in learning about history by reading books about Ancient Rome and the Tudor period.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Encanto (The Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford). Television includes: Teeny Tiny Creatures, Cooking with the Gills, Awesome Animals and Mini Me. Freddie is thrilled to be returning to The Old Vic for his second year as Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol. Freddie is confident and loves the stage. His favourite subject at school is maths and his favourite sport is basketball.

A Christmas Carol is Vinnie’s professional stage debut. Vinnie has always had a love for and a calling to the stage. He has performed in the Young Voices Choir at London’s O2 Arena and is a student at his local stage school. Vinnie also takes guitar lessons and enjoys playing in his spare time. Other than acting and performing, Vinnie has a passion for the environment and ocean. He’s raised money and awareness to help save the future of our ocean.

Theatre includes: Groundhog Day (The Old Vic/Princess Theatre, Melbourne); Girl from the North Country (The Old Vic/West End/Broadway); Aladdin (The Old Vic); Redlands (Chichester); Hairspray, Come From Away, The Commitments, Matilda The Musical, Avenue Q (West End); Kiss Me Kate (UK tour); Ghost the Musical (Asia tour); A Little Princess (Royal Festival Hall); Big Fish (The Other Palace); Little Shop of Horrors (Menier Chocolate Factory). Theatre as Associate/Cover Conductor includes: A Christmas Carol (Comedy Theatre, Melbourne); Shrek the Musical, Hairspray, Spamalot (West End); Tammy Faye (Almeida); Local Hero (Chichester).

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Riverdance (Broadway); The Blind Fiddler (Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh). Television includes: Downton Abbey. Film includes: Whiskey Galore. Teaching includes: Royal Conservatoire Scotland’s traditional music course. Luke plays and sings folk and traditional music throughout the UK.

Theatre includes: Sunset Boulevard, The Girls, & Juliet, Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Phantom of the Opera, Newsies, Old Friends, Pretty Woman, Frozen, Company, Kinky Boots, An American in Paris (West End); Les Misérables (UK & Ireland tour); The Color Purple (Leicester Curve/Birmingham Hippodrome); Fun Home (Young Vic); Sweeney Todd (Royal Exchange Manchester/Leeds Playhouse). Television includes: Peaky Blinders, Jane McDonald & Friends, Victoria.

Justin is Artistic Director of the National Symphony Orchestra. Theatre includes: The Divide (The OId Vic/King’s Theatre, Edinburgh); Evita, Phantom of the Opera, Café Puccini, Whistle Down The Wind, Bombay Dreams, The Lord of the Rings, Love Never Dies, Ghost the Musical, Matilda The Musical (West End). Theatre as a playwright includes: Stirring The Spirit, Tango! Tango!, Beethoven — Genius Unleashed (West End). Television includes: Platinum Jubilee 2022, Wolf Hall, The Undeclared War, The State, Judge John Deed, Land Girls, Father Brown, Royal Variety Shows, The South Bank Show. Film includes: Gladiator, Tom and Viv, Wilde, Calendar Girls, The Da Vinci Code, The Hours, James Bond series (1997–2008), Harry Potter series, Edie, To Olivia.

Performance includes: Sarabande (Purcell Room); Your Rockaby (Royal Festival Hall/RAH); Blood on the Floor (Berlin Philharmonic/LA Philharmonic/London Philharmonic/BBC Symphony); Prelude, Fugue, Riffs (RAH/BBC Radio 3); Taxi Driver Suite (London Philharmonic/Meltdown Festival); Glasunov (BBC WNO/Saint David’s Cathedral); Night Prayers (Rheinische Philharmonie); Rhapsody for Saxophone (London Philharmonic); The Veil of the Temple (Berlin Radio Choir); About Water (London Sinfonietta/Queen Elizabeth Hall); Panic (Proms/BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra); Poirot Variants (BBC Philharmonic); Delta Saxophone Quartet (European tour). Television includes: The Crown, Downton Abbey, Hotel Babylon, Planet Earth, Life, Luther, The Rings of Power. Film includes: The Witches, Downton Abbey, Knives Out, Shakespeare in Love, Billy Elliot, Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, King Arthur, Kingdom of Heaven, No Time To Die, Batman.

Theatre as Musician includes: Motown the Musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (West End); Fangirls, The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged 13 ¾, On The Town, The Wild Party, Yes (ROH). Theatre as Deputy Musician includes: Girl from the North Country, Groundhog Day (The Old Vic); Hadestown, Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Frozen, Cabaret, An American in Paris, Les Misérables, Lord of The Rings (West End); Saint George and the Dragon (National Theatre). Clare has also worked with the London Mozart Players, Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra and was a member of Gryphon. Television includes: Channel 4 News, The Jonathan Ross Show, BAFTA Awards 2018. Film includes: That Day We Sang, Band of Brothers, Matilda The Musical.

Theatre includes: Groundhog Day (The Old Vic/Princess Theatre, Melbourne); Girl from the North Country (The Old Vic/West End/Broadway); Aladdin (The Old Vic); Redlands (Chichester); Hairspray, Come From Away, The Commitments, Matilda The Musical, Avenue Q (West End); Kiss Me Kate (UK tour); Ghost the Musical (Asia tour); A Little Princess (Royal Festival Hall); Big Fish (The Other Palace); Little Shop of Horrors (Menier Chocolate Factory). Theatre as Associate/Cover Conductor includes: A Christmas Carol (Comedy Theatre, Melbourne); Shrek the Musical, Hairspray, Spamalot (West End); Tammy Faye (Almeida); Local Hero (Chichester).

Theatre includes: Just for One Day (The Old Vic); Kiss Me Kate, The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Hills of California, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Mirror and the Light, The Lion King, Billy Elliot the Musical, Shrek the Musical, The Twilight Zone, School of Rock, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End; Fan Girls (Lyric Hammersmith); Hamnet (RSC); The Crucible (National Theatre). Television includes: Flight 103, House of the Dragon, The Sandman, The English, Top Boy, Vera, Baptiste. Film includes: Blue Jean, Death on the Nile, Downton Abbey: A New Era, Where is Anne Frank?, Mercy, Life, Rogue One.

Theatre includes: The Tomorrow Gala, King Lear (The Old Vic); A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic/Worldwide); Paul Bunyan, The Day After (ENO); The Cunning Little Vixen (ENO/Canadian Opera Company); L’Infideltà Delusa, The Day After (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow); The Magic Flute (Royal Academy of Music); Ernani Eugene Onegin (Buxton International Festival); La Traviata (Nevill Holt Festival, Market Harborough); No Quarter (Network Theatre); A Single Act, The Norman Conquests, Punk Rock (Theatro Technis).

Theatre as Director includes: GRILLS (Camden People’s Theatre); Treasure Island (Mountview); Without That Certain Thing (VAULT festival); Lock Her Up! (Finborough Theatre); When Five Years Pass (Cervantes Theatre); Child’s Play (New Diorama). Theatre as Associate Director includes: Cock, The Valkyrie, Carmen, Orpheus in the Underworld, War Requiem (West End); Look Back in Anger (Almeida); Julius Caesar (RSC); Light in the Piazza (Southbank Centre); Paul Bunyan (Wilton’s Music Hall/Alexandra Palace); Musical Differences (Sheffield Theatres). Film includes: Any Other Business. Chloe was also Emerging Company Director at New Diorama in 2018 and is a Camden People’s Theatre and ENO commissioned artist.

Theatre includes: Groundhog Day, Dr Seuss’s The Lorax, OLD VIC: IN CAMERA – Dr Seuss’s The Lorax, The Master Builder (The Old Vic); The Hills of California, Wizard of Oz, Calendar Girls, Rock ‘n’ Roll (West End); Matilda The Musical (West End/Australian tour); The Sound of Music (West End/UK and Toronto tour); Ghost the Musical (UK tour); On the Town (ENO); Guilio Cesare (Glyndebourne, East Sussex); Manon Lescaut (Festspielhaus, Baden-Baden/The Met, New York); Werther (The Met, New York). Television as Sculptor includes: The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Film as Art Department Modeller includes: Mary Queen of Scots. Film as Art Director includes: Hamlet.

Theatre includes: The Constituent, A Christmas Carol, Groundhog Day, Eureka Day (The Old Vic); The Hills of California, Juno and the Paycock (West End). Since 2002, Megan has worked alongside Rob Howell on most of his designs and as an assistant to various other designers.

Theatre includes: The Constituent, Lungs, A Christmas Carol, ‘Art’ (The Old Vic); Juno and the Paycock, The Hills of California, Much Ado About Nothing, Venus in Fur, Bombay Dreams, Into the Woods (West End); Mamma Mia! (West End/Broadway/Worldwide); The Ferryman (Royal Court/West End/Broadway); The Phantom of the Opera (West End/UK tour); The Light in the Piazza (West End/Chicago); Arcadia, The Madness of George III, Wind in the Willows, Cardiff East, The Skriker, The Caucasian Chalk Circle (National Theatre); Young Marx (The Bridge); Heartbreak House (Almeida); The Blue Room, Nine (Donmar); 8 Hotels (Chichester). Television includes: In the Long Run. Film includes: Lift, Wicked, The Madness of King George, Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical.

Theatre as Associate Lighting Designer: The Constituent, Present Laughter (The Old Vic); A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic/Broadway); Juno and the Paycock (West End); Anything Goes (Barbican/UK tour); Life of Pi (Sheffield Crucible). Theatre as Lighting Designer: Public Domain (West End); A Voyage Round My Father (UK tour); The Three Billy Goats Gruff (Chichester/Unicorn); Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Magic Beanstalk (Birmingham Rep); Cable Street, Wasted, Superhero (Southwark Playhouse); Vanara (Hackney Empire); Much Ado About Nothing (Cambridge Arts Theatre); Maggot Moon (Unicorn); 35mm (The Other Palace).

Theatre as Lighting Designer includes: A Night with Boy Blue (Barbican); Kattam Katti (Sadler’s Wells); Acts of Resistance (Bristol Old Vic); Room 13, Constellations (Barn, Cirencester); What the Butler Saw, Birds and Bees (UK tour); The Fairy Queen (HGO); Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Union Theatre). Theatre as Associate Lighting Designer includes: Opening Night, A Streetcar Named Desire, Mrs. Doubtfire, Cyrano de Bergerac (West End); The Doctor (West End/Park Avenue Armory, New York); Kiss Me Kate (Barbican); A Christmas Carol (The Bridge); I Should Be So Lucky (UK tour); DISCOSHOW (Las Vegas). Hector received the ETC Award for excellence in Lighting Design.

Theatre as Sound Designer includes: Much Ado About Nothing (The Old Vic); WALDEN, That Face, My Name is Rachel Corrie, Emilia – Oliver Award for Best Sound Design (West End); The Collaboration (Broadway); Dancing at Lughnasa (National Theatre); Titus Andronicus, The Merry Wives of Windsor (RSC); Hamlet, Blood Wedding (Young Vic); Robin Hood, Antigone (Regent’s Park Open Air); Trouble in Butetown, The York Realist, The Recruiting Officer, Measure for Measure, Coriolanus (Donmar); Living Newspaper, A Kind of People, Superhoe (Royal Court). Theatre as Associate Sound Designer includes: Equus, War Horse (West End).

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic). Theatre as Resident Director includes: Jack and the Beanstalk, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (West End); Wizard of Oz (West End/UK tour); Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Betty Blue Eyes (UK tour). Theatre as Associate Choreographer/Children’s Director includes: Nativity! The Musical (Birmingham Rep/UK tour/Hammersmith Apollo). Theatre as Assistant Choreographer includes: A Little Night Music Concert (West End); Follies (RAH); Cinderella (Theatre Royal, Plymouth); Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (Beck Theatre, Hayes); WhatsOnStage Awards 2016.

Theatre includes: Eureka Day, Present Laughter, The American Clock, Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax, The Master Builder, High Society, Electra, Sweet Bird of Youth (The Old Vic); A Christmas Carol, Groundhog Day (The Old Vic/Broadway); Waiting For Godot, Hello Dolly!, The Hills of California, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, 42nd Street, Aspects of Love, Back To The Future, Crazy For You, Get Up Stand Up!, Anything Goes, Cinderella, Rosmersholm, All About Eve, Gypsy (West End); Leopoldstadt, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Ferryman, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Matilda The Musical (West End/Broadway); A Beautiful Noise, Funny Girl, The Music Man, Company, King Lear, Carousel, Hello Dolly! (Broadway); Starlight Express (Troubadour Theatre); The Sound of Music, Rock Follies (Chichester); Guys & Dolls (The Bridge).

Theatre includes: Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Waitress, Girl from the North Country (West End/UK & International tour); Matilda The Musical, The Book of Mormon (West End/UK tour); Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Spring Awakening, Once (West End/International tour); Les Misérables (West End/Broadway/International & UK tour); Billy Elliot, The Ferryman (West End/Broadway); Wicked, Mamma Mia (UK tour).

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol, Groundhog Day, The American Clock, Sylvia, Fanny & Alexander, The Divide, Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax, Future Conditional, The Bridge Project, Cinderella (The Old Vic); Girl from the North Country (The Old Vic/West End); Hadestown, Dr Semmelweis, Come From Away, Matilda The Musical, 42nd Street, Queen Anne, From Here to Eternity (West End); A Face In The Crowd, Oklahoma! (Young Vic); My Neighbour Totoro (Barbican); Local Hero (Royal Lyceum Edinburgh/Chichester); Cold War, The Secret Life of Bees, Spring Awakening (Almeida); White Christmas, Miss Saigon, She Loves Me, Guys and Dolls (Sheffield Crucible); The Wizard of Oz (Leeds Playhouse); Burlesque, The King and I, Bernadette Peters, Play Without Words (UK tour). Music Manager: National Theatre (2000–2010), RSC (2010–2011). Film includes: Robin Hood.