Her theatre credits include: Cuckoo, Anatomy of a Suicide & Maryland (Royal Court); Orlando (West End); Adult Children (Donmar); Faustus That Damned Woman (Headlong); Nora A Doll’s House, The Night Watch, Hamlet, Orpheus Descending, A Taste of Honey (Royal Exchange, Manchester); An Oak Tree, Our Country’s Good, Three Winters (National); Game (Almeida); Venice Preserved, A Life of Galileo, Written on the Heart, Measure for Measure (RSC); Hobson’s Choice (Regent’s Park Open Air); My White Best Friend, Canary, When We Are Married, Twelfth Night (Liverpool Everyman Playhouse); The Empty Quarter (Hampstead); When We are Married (West End); The Frontline, King Lear (Globe); Seagull, Knives in Hens, Double Portrait, Jenufer (Arcola); Cymbeline, The Changeling (Cheek by Jowl/Barbican/International tour); Mother Courage, This Happy Breed (ETT) and The Burial at Thebes (Playhouse, Nottingham). 

Her television credits include: The Gathering; Breathtaking, Mrs Sidhu Investigates, Culprits, Hollington Drive, Anthony, Unprecedented/Fear Fatigue, Britannia 1-3, Agatha and the Death of X, Vera, Little Boy Blue, Ripper Street, Criminal Justice, Poirot. 

Her film credits include: Judy, Official Secrets, Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool, The Physician, Collider, One Happy Moment, A Picture of Me. 

Her radio credits include: The American Grandmother, Zola: Blood Season, With Great Pleasure. 

Theatre credits include: Macbeth (Chichester Festival Theatre); There is a Field (Synergy Theatre/Theatre 503); Two Rounds (Jermyn Street Theatre); Dealing With Clair (Orange Tree Theatre), Salomé (National Theatre); Follies (Live Canon UK/Canada/USA); Nahda (Bush Theatre) and Saffron Hill (Pleasance Theatre).  

 Film credits include: How Little Our World Has To Stay (Antler Productions); Gold Star (Maria Tanjala/ BAFTA); The Third Life (The Sandbagos); Aine’s Place (Northern Ireland Film); Luminary (Eve Dautremant- Tomas); The Jump & Tunnels (Uriel Emil); Our Girl (Ruth Beni) and The New Boy (Christina Lalla).  

TV credits include: Top Boy (Cowboy Films); Eat Pretty (Channel 4) and The Moonstone (King Bert for BBC).  

Rosie began writing last year, her first short play ‘Elizabeth Butcher’ has been given Arts Council funding for a 10 venue tour in 2024. 

Training: Bristol Old Vic Theatre School 

Her theatre credits include: Life of Pi (Wyndhams Theatre & Tour); The Crown Jewels (Garrick Theatre/Tour); Two Billion Beats (Orange Tree) and The Tempest (Theatre Royal Bath). 

Her TV credits include: Not Going Out 

Chrissy trained at ‘The Young Dancers Academy’ and ‘Laine Theatre Arts’.  

Her theatre credits include: Dr Semmelweis (Harold Pinter); Wait For Me (Online); Dirty Dancing (Dominion); Carousel (Regents Park); Strictly Ballroom (Piccadilly Theatre); An American in Paris (Dominion); Wicked (original UK Tour) and Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s). 

Her film credits include: Tethered (short); Apartment 7A, Snow White, Disenchanted, Wonka, Cruella, Eurovision, Cats, Ready Player One 

Her TV credits include: Bridgerton, Royal Festival of Remembrance (Royal Albert Hall); The Brit Awards (Olly Murs); Graham Norton (Robbie Williams); The Royal Variety Performance (Gary Barlow) and Dance Dance Dance (ITV). 

Her music video credits include: Party like a Russian (Robbie Williams); Heavy Entertainment Show (Robbie Williams); These are the Special Times (Jonathan Antoine) and Medicine (Lisa Canny). 

Her commerical credits include: Wren Kitchens, Emma Matress, Domino’s. 

 His theatre credits include: Wuthering Heights (Royal National Theatre); Come From Away (Phoenix Theatre); Motown (Shaftesbury Theatre & UK tour); Gobsmacked (Edinburgh Festival Fringe & UK tour); Sister Act (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); Legally Blonde (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); Sister Act (Grange Park Opera); Fame (International Tour) and They’re Playing Our Song (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre). 

His television credits include: The Man Who Fell to Earth (Paramount); The Chelsea Detective (BBC); Night Bus (Talent Television); Misfits (Channel 4) and Ganancia (SIC Endemol). 

His film credits include: Love Again (Sony Pictures); Humshakals (Fox Star Studios); Ek Tha Tiger (Yashraj Films) and Jab Tak Hab Jaan (Yashraj Films). 

 Other theatre credits include: White Christmas (Sheffield Crucible); Tammy Faye (Almeida Theatre); 101 Dalmatians (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Gypsy (Alexandra Palace); South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre); Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse); Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory); Oklahoma! BBC Proms, Kiss Me Kate BBC Proms (Royal Albert Hall); 42nd Street (Théâtre du Châtelet); Show Boat (Sheffield Crucible/New London Theatre); Dance:Radio Dry Write (Roundhouse / Latitude Festival); On The Town (Théâtre du Châtelet / London Coliseum); Sinatra (UK Tour) and The Wizard of Oz (Mayflower Theatre, Southampton). 

Dance credits include: Jekyll and Hyde (The Old Vic); Drunk (Bridewell Theatre) and Romeo and Juliet, Early Adventures, The Car Man, Edward Scissorhands, Sleeping Beauty, Play Without Words, Nutcracker!, Cinderella, Swan Lake (New Adventures). 

Television credits include: Curfew (Sky One). 

Film credits include: Cats. 

David Haig is an Olivier award-winning actor and FIPA award-winning writer.

His writing credits include: MY BOY JACK which opened at Hampstead Theatre in 1997 and subsequently toured in 2004; THE GOOD SAMARITAN (Hampstead Theatre, 2000) and PRESSURE (a co-production by Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh and Chichester Festival Theatre) which was nominated for Best New Play at the 2014 UK Theatre Awards. The play was revived in 2018. It toured the country, ran at the Park Theatre in Finsbury Park for 2 months, and then transferred to the West End for a sold out run at the Ambassador’s Theatre. PRESSURE enjoyed its North American premiere at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto in 2023.

In 2007, David adapted MY BOY JACK for screen, produced by Ecosse Films and ITV. The adaptation, which starred David alongside Daniel Radcliffe, Carey Mulligan and Kim Cattrall, won Best Screenplay at the International Festival of Audiovisual Programs (FIPA) in 2008.

David is currently working on a new play: MAGIC, a commission by Nicholas Hytner for the Bridge Theatre. He is also developing a film version of PRESSURE with Working Title and Studio Canal.

Max is an Associate Director at The Donmar Warehouse.

As Director, theatre credits include: Life of Pi (Broadway, West End & currently on a UK Tour – Winner of 5 Tony and Olivier Awards); Henry V (Donmar Warehouse); Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax (Old Vic Theatre/San Diego Old Globe/Minneapolis Children’s Theatre); Antigone, Twelfth Night, As You Like It (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); The Jungle Book (Fiery Angel); Fanny and Alexander, Cover My Tracks (Old Vic Theatre); The Twits (Curve Theatre Leicester); The Winter’s Tale (The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh); The Sea of Fertility, Mary Stuart (Parco Productions Tokyo); Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare’s Globe); Shostakovich’s Hamlet (City of London Sinfonia); Orlando, To Kill a Mockingbird, My Young and Foolish Heart (Royal Exchange Manchester); James and the Giant Peach, My Generation (Leeds Playhouse); Carnival Under the Rainbow, Feast Kakulu (Hilton Festival, South Africa) and Caucasian Chalk Circle (Aarohan Theatre, Kathmandu).  

Opera credits include: La Bohème (Göteborgsoperan, Sweden); The Merry Widow (English National Opera) and Owen Wingrave (British Youth Opera).  

Upcoming work includes: Macbeth (Donmar Warehouse, Starring David Tennant).