Trained at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.

Trained at East 15 Acting School.

Theatre includes: The Little Mermaid (Bristol Old Vic); Merry Wives of Windsor, The School for Scandal (RSC); Wuthering Heights (Wise Children/ National Theatre); A Monster Calls (The Old Vic); The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Bridge Theatre); Henry IV Part 1, Henry IV Part 2, Henry V, Doctor Faustus, Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons: A Reimagining (Shakespeare’s Globe); Peter Pan, War Horse (National Theatre); Chigger Foot Boys (Tara Arts); Running Wild (Regent’s Park); Romeo and Juliet (Orange Tree); Beasty Baby (Theatre Rites/ Polka); Alice’s Adventures Underground (Les Enfants Terribles)

Television includes: The Sandman (Netflix); Doctors (BBC); Britannia (Sky); The Girlfriend Experience (Amazon)

Film includes: Femme (BBC/Netflix)

Trained at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.

Theatre credits include: The Little Mermaid (Bristol Old Vic); Twine (Yard Theatre); Robin Hood: The Legend Re-Written (Regent’s Park Theatre); Mimi’s Shabeen (KVS Brussels); Wuthering Heights (St Anne’s Warehouse Brooklyn/National Theatre); Bagdad Café, A Monster Calls (The Old Vic); Europeana (RSC); Faultline (Gate Theatre); Mid Life (Diverse City); Ubu, The Tin Drum, 946(Kneehigh); Torch (ANU Productions); Twelfth Night, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Globe); Boy Breaking Glass (Sadler’s Wells Theatre); A Season In The Congo (Young Vic); Fela! (Al Hirshfeld Theatre, New York/The Royal National Theatre); 5,6,7,8 (The Royal Court Theatre).

Screen credits includes: The Thing with Feathers (Film4); Cyrano (MGM/Working Title Films); The Jetty (BBC); Emmerdale(ITV).

Trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Theatre credits include: The Motive and The Cue (Sam Mendes, Noel Coward Theatre); Roman Holiday The Musical (originating the role of Princess Ann, directed by Jeremy Sams); Much Ado About Nothing and Love’s Labour’s Lost (RSC and West End); Widower’s Houses (Ian Charleson nomination); Precious Little Talent; While the Sun Shines (Off-West End Award nomination); Arms and the Man (Orange Tree); The Hartlepool Monkey (Gyre and Gimble); Caste (Finborough); Malory Towers (originating the role of Gwendoline Lacey).

Film, TV and Radio credits include: Miss Scarlet and the Duke (PBS); Shakespeare’s Fire (Radio 4); Baked Beans (BFI).

1st Class BA(Hons) degree from Bird College, London.

Theatre credits include: Wuthering Heights (Wise Children); Wise Children (Wise Children); Earthquakes in London (UK Tour); Chariots of Fire (London); An Ideal Husband (London); Wonder.land (National Theatre); The Happy Prince(The Place); Mary Poppins (UK Tour); We Will Rock You (London); Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre); Oliver!(London).

Television credits include: Humans (Channel 4); Mr Selfridge (ITV).

Film credits include: La Traviata (Opera Glass Works); Allied (Paramount); Muppets Most Wanted (Disney); Life is a Buffet.

Dance credits include: The Soldier’s Tale (Tokyo); Metamorphosis (New York); The Wind in the Willows (Linbury Theatre, London).

Opera credits include: La Bohème (Royal Albert Hall); Gloriana (Royal Opera House).

Sam has also performed as a principal dancer with Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures Company. Credits include: Romeo & Juliet; The Red Shoes; Lord of the Flies; Swan Lake; Cinderella; The Car Man; Nutcracker; Play Without Words; and creating the title role in the original production of Edward Scissorhands.

Sam is also currently the Associate Choreographer on the West End production of Oliver!.

Trained at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Theatre credits include:
 The Little Match Girl and Happier Tales (Wise Children);  Peak Stuff (ThickSkin); The Secret Garden (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Brief Encounter (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Gypsy (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); A Streetcar Named Desire (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Animal Farm (Birmingham Rep); Wolves in the Walls (Little Angel Theatre); Pippi Longstocking (Royal & Derngate); Peter Pan (National Theatre/Bristol Old Vic); White Teeth (Kiln Theatre); War Horse (National Theatre); The Good Person of Szechwan (RCSSD); Hamlet (RCSSD); Tartuffe (RCSSD); Twelfth Night (RCSSD).

Screen credits include:
The Burning Girls (Paramount Plus); The Great (Amazon Prime).

Further credits include:
Motion Capture for RODI (East City Films), MARION (East City Films), and DORIS (East City Films); Dancer in Foals – Wake Me Up (Music Video); Drummer in Rigs of Our Time (Music Video).

Previous theatre credits include: The Little Match Girl and Happier Tales (Wise Children); Four Felons and a Funeral (National Tour); The Grapes of Wrath (National Theatre); Blue Beard (Wise Children/National Tour); The Enormous Crocodile (Leeds Playhouse & Regents Park Open Air Productions); The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (Watermill Theatre); Wildfire Road (Sheffield Theatres); The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (National Tour & the Gillian Lynne Theatre); Amélie (Criterion Theatre); Mog (The Wardrobe Ensemble, Royal and Derngate & Old Vic); A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Macbeth (The Watermill Theatre); Electrolyte (Wildcard Theatre); The Wind in the Willows (New Vic Theatre); Mood Music (Old Vic); The Snow Queen (Theatre Clwyd/Paperfinch Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Oxford Shakespeare Company).

Film credits include: Not Knowing, Needing, and Fledgeling (Lightbox Films).

Tom trained at Ecole Philippe Gaulier.

He is a theatre-maker, comedy director, musician and performer.

Previous performing credits include: Little Match Girl and Happier Tales (Wise Children); Blue Beard (Wise Children); Frankenstein(On a Budget), War of the Worlds (On a Budget) (UK Tour); Rachel (Trestle Theatre Company); Suitcase Shakespeare, Alice in Winterland, Treasure Island, Blockbuster, A Christmas Carol (Lamphouse Theatre).

He has also directed productions at the Royal National Theatre, Lyric Theatre Belfast, Theatre 503, Royal and Derngate, Traverse Theatre & Eastern Angles.

Tom is Artistic Director of Lamphouse Theatre and actively involved in teaching and performing clowning in the UK and across the world.

Wise Children first met Tom through The School for Wise Children when he applied for the Summer School. He was an absolute joy, and as a result was involved in the next production.

Trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits include: Pinocchio (Watermill Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Watermill Theatre); Wuthering Heights (Wise Children, DeLaMar Theatre); Aladdin (Hackney Empire); Lord of the Flies (New Adventures, Norwich Theatre Royal).

Whilst training: Alice in Wonderland; Once; The Tempest (Mountview).

Other credits include: Jazz at the Movies: A Swingin’ Christmas (Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club).

Choreography credits include: Grantchester Season 10 (Director: Rob Evans); Lucky Stiff (Hope Mill Theatre); Kiss Me, Kate! (Emil Dale Academy).

Assistant Choreography credits include: Whistle Down the Wind (Watermill Theatre); Grantchester Season 9 (Directors: Tom Brittney & Rob Evans; Choreographer: Sammy Murray Brown); Mr Selfridge (Director: Anthony Byrne; Choreographer: Caroline Pope).

Performing credits include: Wuthering Heights by Emma Rice (USA Tour & Amsterdam); Whistle Down the Wind (Watermill Theatre); Cinderella (New Wimbledon Theatre); Merry Widow (London Coliseum); Aladdin (The Orchard Theatre, Dartford); Kiss Me, Kate! (Swing, UK Tour, London Coliseum & Ravenna Festival); The Bodyguard (International Tour); Victoria (Marie Taglioni); Beauty & the Beast (Anthony Van Laast); Edward Scissorhands (Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, UK Tour); Amadeus(Chichester Festival Theatre); Humans (Channel 4, ‘Veronica Synth’); Anna Karenina (Joe Wright & Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui).

Theatre credits include: Robin Hood (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Wuthering Heights (Wise Children & National Theatre); Two Gentlemen of Verona (Shakespeare’s Globe and Liverpool Everyman); La Strada and Cinderella (Sally Cookson); The Hired Man (Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch); One Man, Two Guvnors (Derby Theatre); Mother Courage(Red Ladder); The BFG (Birmingham Rep); The Jungle Book (Max Webster); The Threepenny Opera (Graeae); Spend Spend Spend (Watermill); As You Like It (Curve Theatre); Hansel and Gretel (Kneehigh); and Cider with Rosie (Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds).

TV appearances include: Treasure Island (Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh);

Doc Martin (ITV); A Rogue and a Patriot (Channel 5); The Harry Hill Show (Channel 4).

He also works as a historical interpreter with HistoryRiot.