Otherland

Jade is an actor and creative. She delivered a TED Talk titled Being Black, Being a Woman, Being ‘Other’ and is a published poet and playwright. She wrote, directed and starred in short film Her & Her for the BBC.

Theatre includes: Heart (Minetta Lane Theatre, New York/ Paines Plough/ Edinburgh Fringe/ Brixton House); Cock (West End); Julius Caesar (Ian Charleson Award commendation); Henry IV; The Tempest (Donmar Warehouse/ St Ann’s Warehouse, New York); The Phlebotomist (Hampstead Theatre); Queen Margaret (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester); Cover My Tracks (The Old Vic); Hamlet; Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare’s Globe, Ian Charleson Award commendation); CHEF (Edinburgh Fringe/ Soho Theatre); Moon On A Rainbow Shawl (The National Theatre); Twelfth Night (York Theatre Royal).

Film includes: ear for eye; Last Christmas; Fisherman’s Friends; Fisherman’s Friends: One and All; Zebra Girl.

Television includes: Dune: Prophecy; Fool Me Once; His Dark Materials; Cleaning Up; Turn Up Charlie; Trauma; Small Axe; The Drowning.

Theatre includes: Just For One Day (The Old Vic); Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors (National Theatre); The Rocky Horror Show; 9 to 5 the Musical (UK tour); Dr Semmelweis (Bristol Old Vic); Blank; The Tempest; Julius Caesar; The Vote; Measure for Measure (Donmar Warehouse); Henry IV (Donmar Warehouse/ St. Ann’s Warehouse, New York); Emilia; Billy Elliot the Musical (West End); Utility (Orange Tree Theatre); Fallen Angels (Salisbury Playhouse); Candide (Menier Chocolate Factory); Mogadishu (Lyric Hammersmith); Mamma Mia! (West End/ International tour); Julie Burchill (Soho Theatre); Showstopper (Edinburgh Fringe).

Film includes: The Great Escaper; Jawbone; Denial.

Television includes: Towards Zero; Mandy; No Escape; Motherland; Marriage; Father Brown; Stephen; Too Close; Ghosts; Borderline; Three Girls; The Bill; Waking the Dead; Eastenders.

For the Almeida: The Secret Life of Bees.

Theatre includes: Macbeth (UK tour); Mandela (Young Vic); Frozen; & Juliet (West End); The Color Purple (Curve Theatre, Leicester/ Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre, The Stage Debut Award for Best Actress in a Musical).

Film includes: Lucid.

Television includes: The Crown; Halo.

For the Almeida: Once Upon a Time in Nazi Occupied Tunisia.

Theatre includes: Bindweed (Arcola Theatre/ Mercury Theatre, Colchester); The Comedy of Errors; Hakawatis: Women of the Arabian Nights (Shakespeare’s Globe); A History Of Water in the Middle East (Royal Court); Signal Fires (Fuel Theatre); Karaoke Play (The Bunker Theatre); The Sweethearts (Finborough Theatre); A Bright Room Called Day (Southwark Playhouse); Lean (Tristan Bates Theatre).

Television includes: Heartstopper; Call the Midwife; Grace; Casualty.

Beth is a choreographer on the Paraorchestra’s global project SMOOSH!, and in 2021 she was awarded the Evening Standard Future Theatre Fund in Musical Theatre.

Theatre includes: Hadestown (National Theatre/ West End); Macbeth (Shakespeare’s Globe); A Chorus Line; West Side Story (Curve Theatre, Leicester); Maryland; Living Newspaper (Royal Court); Millennials (The Turbine Theatre/ MTFestUK); Dick Whittington; Hadestown (National Theatre); The Doncastrian Chalk Circle (National Theatre/ Cast, Doncaster); As You Like It (National Theatre/ Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch); Treasure Island (Derby Theatre); Spring Awakening (Hope Mill Theatre); Reasons to be Cheerful (UK Tour); Sleeping Beauty; Dancehall (Cast, Doncaster).

Film includes: Wicked; Men in Black: International.

Television includes: All the Light We Cannot See; Disclaimer; Big Night of Musicals; Silent Witness; The Suspect.

Audio includes: Vergil!; The Blind School: Pioneering People and Places.

Theatre includes: English (RSC/ Kiln Theatre); Bleak Expectations (West End);The Hound of the Baskervilles; Build a Rocket (UK tour); Hamlet (Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre, York); Salty Irina (Oval House Theatre); Eurydice (Festival Theatre, Adelaide); The Terrible Infants (Wilton’s Music Hall); The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (Stephen Joseph Theatre); Echoes (59E59 Theatres, New York); My Mother Said I Never Should (The Other Place); The Railway Children (King’s Cross Theatre); HEART (Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh); Mucky Kid (Theatre503); Agamemnon (Southwark Playhouse).

Film includes: This England; Miss J; Harvest.

Television includes: The Diplomat; The Other Half; Mrs Wilson.

Fizz is an actor, model, writer, comedian and content creator.

Theatre includes:

As Co-writer and Performer: The Simple Life & Death (Pleasance Theatre)

As a Performer: Modest (Kiln Theatre/ UK tour); Mulan Rouge; Witches of Oz (The Vaults); Carmen 1808 (Union Theatre); NewsRevue: The Brexorcist (Underbelly/ West End).

Film includes: Crash Course; The Red Shoes.

Modelling includes: Becky Hill (Album Visuals); Henry Moodie (Music Video).

Amanda trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. In 2020, she won the Verity Bargate Award for her one-woman play Shedding a Skin.

Theatre includes: Dr Semmelweis; Emilia; The Grinning Man (West End); Shedding a Skin (Soho Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Hamlet; Gabriel; The Tempest; The Little Sob (Shakespeare’s Globe); White Teeth (Kiln Theatre); La Ronde (The Bunker Theatre); The 306: Day (National Theatre of Scotland); Pilgrims (Theatre Clwyd/ HighTide Festival/ The Yard); Hopelessly Devoted (Paines Plough/ Birmingham Rep); Arabian Nights (The Watermill Theatre); Blood Wedding; The Bacchae (Royal & Derngate, Northampton); A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Marat/Sade (RSC).

Film includes: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.

Television includes: Am I Being Unreasonable?; Until I Kill You; Spent; The Split; The Girlfriend Experience; Finding Alice; Unforgotten; Berlin Station; Doctors; Gavin and Stacey.

Radio includes: Folk; Killer; Boudica – The Musical Life of…; The Portal; 24 Kildare Road.