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Theatre includes: Titus Andronicus (The Globe); The Knight of The Burning Pestle (Sam Wanamaker Playhouse); Candide; Titus Andronicus (RSC); Our Country’s Good (Out of Joint); This May Hurt a Bit (National Theatre Studio); There is a War (National Theatre); Bingo; Grapes of Wrath (Chichester Festival Theatre); Shades (Royal Court).

Television includes: Monroe; Sherlock; Casualty.

Matthew trained at LAMDA.

Theatre includes: The Vote (Donmar Warehouse); Dara; Emperor and Galilean; Hamlet; London Assurance (National Theatre); Henry V (West End); The Letter (Bush Theatre); Twelfth Night (RSC); Thyestes (Arcola Theatre); Amadeus (North Wall Arts Centre); Romeo and Juliet (BAC).

Television includes: You, Me and The Apocalypse; New Tricks; Critical; Silk; The Sarah Jane Adventures; The Path to 9/11.

Film includes: The Gunman; Diana; Mobius; The Stoning of Soraya M.; Farrington.

Radio includes: The Raj Quartet.

Jamie trained at LAMDA.

Theatre includes: Oppenheimer; The Shoemaker's Holiday; Wendy and Peter Pan (RSC); Comedy of Errors; Titus Andronicus (Shakespeare's Globe); Howl's Moving Castle (Southwark Playhouse); Peter Pan (York Theatre Royal); Macbeth; Lorca is Dead; The Boy James; Atrium; Metamorphosis; The Beggar's Opera; The Trial and Tartuffe (Belt Up Theatre).

Television includes: Mr. Selfridge; Downton Abbey.

Theatre includes: As You Like It; The Comedy Of Errors (Shakespeare’s Globe); Arcadia (ATG / ETT); Accolade (St James Theatre); Tonight At 8.30 (Nuffield / ETT); The Nutcracker (Nuffield); Ciphers (Out Of Joint); The Birthday Party (Royal Exchange, Manchester); The Seagull (Headlong / Nuffield); Liar Liar (Unicorn Theatre); The Only True History of Lizzie Finn (Southwark Playhouse); The Seven Year Itch (Salisbury Playhouse); Repentance/Behind The Lines (ANGLE at the Bush Theatre); Foxfinder; Accolade; Molière or the League of Hypocrites (Finborough Theatre); When Did You Last See My Mother? (Trafalgar Studios); Pinching For My Soul (Focus Theatre, Dublin); Open Heart Surgery as part of Theatre Uncut (Southwark Playhouse / Soho Theatre); Wuthering Heights (tour); The Revenger’s Tragedy (BAC); The Master and Margarita (Greenwich Playhouse).

Blanche was named Best Director at the 2013 TMA UK Theatre Awards (for The Seagull), was the winner of the Critics’ Circle Award for Most Promising Newcomer and the Off West End Theatre Award for Best Director in 2012, and the inaugural winner of the Leverhulme Bursary for Emerging Theatre Directors in 2009. She is currently Associate Director at Nuffield.

She is about to direct The Oresteia for HOME'S first season.