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People from the past
Cast and crew from previous productions. For current team members, see Casanova Dreaming cast and crew
and Volpone cast and crew.
Christopher Annus
Now We Are Pope
A Sense of Loss
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2014
2012
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After studying drama at university, Christopher spent most of his working life in management. He acted part-time between 2012 and 2014.
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Chris Bain
Chris plays a young Jason Mewes in the Kevin Smith endorsed and produced biopic feature film Shooting Clerks which arrived in US and UK cinemas in 2016.
He also starred in the short film Blue Skies with Still Game stalwart Gavin Mitchell and featured in various commercials and other productions along the way.
Percy in The Rose and Crown was his Edinburgh Fringe debut.
Spotlight profile
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Hannah Bradley
Hannah returned to the stage in 2016 after a ten year absence with a well received performance in Arkle's Age of Arousal.
Having performed with both St Andrews Byre Theatre and the Dundee Rep in her youth, this was her first role on stage at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Barry Clarke
Barry has had an extensive stage career in the US and the UK. Regrettably, after
premiering Ben and Joe's, a short illness prevented him from reprising the role in the
later production.
acting profile
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Oliver Cookson
Oliver's appearance at the Fringe was his first theatre production since moving to Edinburgh. Previously his most recent performance was as Judge Turpin in
Sweeney Todd for the Louth Playgoers. He lives in the New Town with his wife Barbara. They have three sons and he is now thinking of getting a dog.
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Hilary Davies
Hilary first appeared on stage at age 7 as Ferdinand the Bull. She has gone on to play more challenging roles such as Ruth in Blithe Spirit, Catherine in Suddenly Last Summer, Ismene in Antigone, Dr Martha Livingston in Agnes of God and Vivian Bearing in Wit, which won the SCDA Best Full Length Production at the Eastern Division finals.
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Charles Finnie
Charles is an Edinburgh-based interior renovation specialist who enjoys indulging his creative bent by treading boards in the theatre.
His acting experience includes TV and film, straight and musical theatre. Recent roles have included Titus Andronicus
with the Edinburgh Grads and a physical role with Arkle in their production of Age of Arousal.
He is very proud to have played a variety of supporting roles with Musical Production company Limelight, including one of the professors in the Scottish Amateur premiere of Legally Blonde.
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Gregor Haddow
Gregor's involvement in theatre in Edinburgh includes Lucius in the Grads' spectacular Iraq-based Titus Andronicus, Lars in the award-winning Festen and Antonio
in The Duchess of Malfi.
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Robin Holden
Robin's impressive career includes the leads in Macbeth, Hamlet
and the The Scandalous Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, for which he was nominated
Best Actor in the 2011 Off West End Awards.
acting profile
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Gordon Hughes - Lighting Designer
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The Rose and Crown - Lighting
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2016
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Gordon has lit hundreds of shows for many groups in most major Edinburgh venues. Award-winning productions include Lock Up Your Daughters for EGTG and The Olympians for Occasional Opera. Scottish premieres include The Saint Of Bleeker Street for Edinburgh Grand Opera. He was awarded the Edinburgh Playhouse Spotlight award for services to amateur theatre in 2010.
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Emma King-Farlow director
Angel
Californian Lives (Los Feliz, Ben & Joe's, Sunset)
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2012
2013
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Emma is the driving force behind Shadow Road
productions and on their behalf she has
written and directed a number of plays, including
Dreams from the Pit — a drama about post-traumatic stress disorder for the
forces charity Combat Stress.
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Carolyn Lyster
Carolyn began acting with a five-year stint on the soap opera Crossroads and since then she has seldom been
off the small screen or stage, both fringe and West End, in Ray Cooney farces and other productions.
acting profile
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Christopher Peacock
Angel
Tadzio Speaks . . .
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2014
2013 & 2014
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For many years Christopher was well-known as a roving reporter on ITV's London Tonight. He became a full-time actor in 2007 and has appeared regularly in classical and modern drama and pantomime.
acting profile
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Oliver Trotter
Oli has featured in several productions for the Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group including Romeo & Juliet, Julius Caesar, The Duchess of Malfi and Titus Andronicus. He has appeared in various roles including a fairy, a swashbuckling fighter and an army officer in productions at school and university, including A Midsummer Night's Dream, Twelfth Night, Our Country's Good and Bollocks. He is excited to be performing at the Fringe this year.
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John Vernon
John has an extensive track record on stage, television and film, in the UK and the US. After a long
period as a voiceover actor, he returned to live performances with Ben and Joe's.
acting profile
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Places
We are pleased to have performed at the following venues
Etcetera
265 Camden High Street
London NW1 7BU
020 7482 4857
Tadzio Speaks . . . — November 2013
Desire and Pursuit — July 2014
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King's Head
115 Upper Street
London N1 1QN
020 7478 0160
Californian Lives — Apr-May 2013
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London
443 New Cross Road
London SE14 6TA
020 8694 1888
Angel / Now We Are Pope
— March 2014
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Lord Stanley
51 Camden Park Rd
London NW1 9BH
0796 659 7190
Loss — July 2012
Tadzio Speaks . . . — July 2013
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OSO
49 Station Road
London SW13 0LF
020 8876 9885
Californian Lives — September 2013
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TheSpace
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Desire and Pursuit — August 2014
The Rose and Crown — August 2016
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All Edinburgh Theatre
Playscript of the new adaptation
of the classic comedy, with
Mosca and Corbaccia now women
Founded in London in 2013, based in Edinburgh since 2014, Arbery Productions
is an occasional group of theatre creatives with a track record of successful productions.
Arbery Productions has signed up to the Protecting Actors Fringe Charter, helping to ensure all cast and crew involved operate under safe and fair working conditions.
Protecting Actors : SHIELD:9899
Supporting Edinburgh Theatre
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