Rosalind Laura Landamore
My
first play at the Maddermarket Theatre was in 1999 as the Jumbly Girl in a
Christmas Show and now, many years, many productions and a great variety
of roles later, 'As You Like It' is my third Shakespearean
production at the Maddermarket. The other two have both been 'A Midsummer
Night's Dream'! In 2003 I played the Fairy, and in 2013 I played Puck
which I enjoyed immensely. So much so that I'm working with the director again
in this show! I have performed in Shakespeare productions elsewhere including
Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Twelfth Night and the Scottish Play.
My
first play at the Maddermarket Theatre was in 1999 as the Jumbly Girl in a
Christmas Show and now, many years, many productions and a great variety
of roles later, 'As You Like It' is my third Shakespearean
production at the Maddermarket. The other two have both been 'A Midsummer
Night's Dream'! In 2003 I played the Fairy, and in 2013 I played Puck
which I enjoyed immensely. So much so that I'm working with the director again
in this show! I have performed in Shakespeare productions elsewhere including
Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Twelfth Night and the Scottish Play.Orlando Tom Girvin
Celia Jo
Sessions
Jo
Sessions trained as a theatre practitioner at the Central School of Speech and
Drama and has worked both voluntarily and professionally in the arts industry
for many years. Most of Jo’s acting
experience has been with the Norwich Players at the Maddermarket Theatre.
In 2009 she established her own Theatre Company (Cut Out & Keep
Theatre) out of a life-long
passion for theatre and a desire to produce high quality and engaging theatre,
and has often been seen performing in lunchtime theatre productions at the
Maddermarket, as well as many other venues around Norfolk and Suffolk. She
is also a drama tutor and director for Broadlands Theatre Group, based in
Filby, which her parents founded over 30 years ago. She has enjoyed
working with Chris Bealey in the past and played the role of Janet in the
fantastic production of ‘Five Kinds of Silence’ in 2011, but is very glad to be
in a comedy this time!
Jo
Sessions trained as a theatre practitioner at the Central School of Speech and
Drama and has worked both voluntarily and professionally in the arts industry
for many years. Most of Jo’s acting
experience has been with the Norwich Players at the Maddermarket Theatre.
In 2009 she established her own Theatre Company (Cut Out & Keep
Theatre) out of a life-long
passion for theatre and a desire to produce high quality and engaging theatre,
and has often been seen performing in lunchtime theatre productions at the
Maddermarket, as well as many other venues around Norfolk and Suffolk. She
is also a drama tutor and director for Broadlands Theatre Group, based in
Filby, which her parents founded over 30 years ago. She has enjoyed
working with Chris Bealey in the past and played the role of Janet in the
fantastic production of ‘Five Kinds of Silence’ in 2011, but is very glad to be
in a comedy this time!Touchstone Neil Auker
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Hi I’m Neil and i’ve been acting for over 20 years, I
recently graduated from playing the back end of the horse to playing the front
which i’m thrilled about, my vital statistics are 46 - 46 - Oh My God! and
in my spare time I enjoy Crochet, working with children and competing in
the Ultimate Fighting Challenge!Oliver John Turnpenny
I’m
returning to the Maddermarket after nine years - and several productions (Cold
Comfort Farm; Jekyll & Hyde; Dracula; Noises Off; Merry Wives of Windsor)
at the other place (the Barn). Oliver is an odd sort of chap, at first
unaccountably evil and cowardly, then miraculously reformed in time to fall for
Celia (qv). But it’s all worth it as I get to fulfil my life-long
ambition: to have a good reason for wearing a kaftan. When not on stage, I
teach and research politics at UEA, sing bass with London Cantata choir, and
spend more time than is healthy looking for the perfect sauna.Martha Dot Binns
Duke Frederick / Rob Tiffen
This
is Rob’s third production at the Maddermarket, having played Oberon in A
Midsummer Night's Dream and Stanley in A Streetcar Named Desire last
season. Rob has also worked with the Sewell Barn theatre, appearing as, amongst
others, Antipholus of Syracuse in The Comedy of Errors and as Sgt
Mitcham in The Long, The Short and The Tall. Rob originally
trained as an Actor at Rose Bruford College and worked professionally as an
actor, director and drama teacher for a number of years before retraining as a
solicitor. His first professional role was as Lysander in The Dream in the
Cambridge Shakespeare Festival in 1999, and his Shakespearean credits also
include Macbeth and Caliban. He has also played Arturo Ui in The
Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Andrey Prozorov in The Three Sisters and
Gideon in Fairytale Heart (4 stars from The Scotsman at the Edinburgh
Festival 2000).
Jaques John Dane
Corin Tim
Seely
Phebe Lauren Scott
This is my first main stage production at the Maddermarket,
I am really enjoying the rehearsal production and working with such a talented
cast! I was involved in several productions with the Maddermarket youth theatre
including twelfth night and a midsummer nights dream. I'd love to pursue a
career in theatre and am starting my training at east 15 acting school in
October.
Charles John Brown
William Grant Bartlett
“
Two Oscars, two BAFTA’s and three Golden Globes was not enough to secure Sir
Michael Caine the roles of William and a cuckoldy old ram in AYLI, instead they
were won by Basildon boy Grant Bartlett. Grant, graduated from the School
of Hard Knocks with a PHD on how to make ends meet and worked on and off for
many years in Film and Television for the likes of the BBC, Pathe’, Future
Films and World Media Rights. In theatre Grant returns to the stage after a
16 month absence, last appearing as Neville in The Seagull Theatre Club
production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Seasons Greetings. Last year he undertook his directorial debut with the clubs
stage production of John Hughes cult film The Breakfast Club. Grant has
also performed with The Quaysiders, Spotlight and Nudge Productions a company
that Grant was also a founder member and director of. He has also ran a
breakfast radio show for BVCR and appeared in the popular Marion Small Olde
Tyme Music Halls. This is Grant’s first appearance at the
Maddermarket Theatre and he is thoroughly enjoying the experience of working
with such a vibrant cast and crew, the ram he’s not so sure about.”
“
Two Oscars, two BAFTA’s and three Golden Globes was not enough to secure Sir
Michael Caine the roles of William and a cuckoldy old ram in AYLI, instead they
were won by Basildon boy Grant Bartlett. Grant, graduated from the School
of Hard Knocks with a PHD on how to make ends meet and worked on and off for
many years in Film and Television for the likes of the BBC, Pathe’, Future
Films and World Media Rights. In theatre Grant returns to the stage after a
16 month absence, last appearing as Neville in The Seagull Theatre Club
production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Seasons Greetings. Last year he undertook his directorial debut with the clubs
stage production of John Hughes cult film The Breakfast Club. Grant has
also performed with The Quaysiders, Spotlight and Nudge Productions a company
that Grant was also a founder member and director of. He has also ran a
breakfast radio show for BVCR and appeared in the popular Marion Small Olde
Tyme Music Halls. This is Grant’s first appearance at the
Maddermarket Theatre and he is thoroughly enjoying the experience of working
with such a vibrant cast and crew, the ram he’s not so sure about.”
Court/forest
ensemble
Bella Rokhlin Grant Bartlett
Bella Rokhlin Grant Bartlett
Fiona Macpherson
This
is my second Maddermarket production, having performed in London Assurance last
season. This time around I've really enjoyed being involved with the musical
aspects of the show as well as the acting and feel very fortunate to be rehearsing
alongside such a super-talented cast and crew.Teresa Nevard
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This
is my second production at the maddermarket after singing in Oh what a lovely
war in 2012. I've been in several Shakespeare plays, but this is the first time
I've played a hippy, sheep or goddess! Rehearsing with such a talented director
and cast has been really fun and I'm looking forward to opening night!
Seph Rogers
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