Lewis is playing Christopher Wren in the current national tour of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, which opened in Guildford on 29 January. The show runs till 23 November 2019.

Chris doubles as Duncan and Seyton in Antic Disposition’s Macbeth, touring France 31 July to 14 August, and then running at London’s Middle Temple Church, 20 August to 7 September.

Chloe performs in the surreal comedy Lucille and Cecilia (devised by Bang Average) 1–24 August at the Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, following  a preview at the Camden People’s Theatre on 26 July.

Emily plays Monica in Present Laughter (‘a jewel of a performance’, ReviewsGate), at the Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield, 12–17 August, following a run at the Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth.

Jonathan stars in Priestley’s Dangerous Corner at The Landmark, Ilfracombe, 13–17 August, after a week at the Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth (5 stars, ReviewsGate).

Amy plays Stubbs in a Dark Stuff Productions–Tobacco Factory co-production of Moby Dick (dir. Alison Farina). The show runs 18–26 August on Brunel’s SS Great Britain in Bristol Docks.

Kim is back at the Camden Fringe in The Werewolf of Washington Heights, a dystopian drama in its international debut 19–23 August at The Cockpit.

Charlotte has been cast in Drew Taylor’s Thick Skin, Elastic Heart. The show will tour Scotland October–November 2019 and January–February 2020.

This Christmas Emma will be playing the Demon Queen in Mother Goose at the Millfield Theatre, part of the Millfield Arts Centre, Edmonton, north London. The show opens on 28 November.

Hector is working on a new piece of physical theatre entitled On Edge, devised for Justice in Motion. The play will tour a variety of venues in the UK till 1 October 2019.

Charles played a doctor in an episode of ITV’s Emmerdale aired on 26 April. We are proud to say this makes Charles now the fourth of Crescent’s clients to appear on the show!

In September John will again be touring France (for Martin Randall Travel) reading poems by such Great War poets as Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon.

Stella has been working on the R&D for a new theatre piece, Silent Generation, funded by the Arts Council and based at the South St Arts Centre, Reading.

Richard had a busy Christmas performing in Snow White for New International Encounter, which ran till 31 December 2018 at Cambridge Junction.

Laurie has been working with Clio’s Company in Lundenwic, a show about Anglo-Saxon England performed at All Hallow’s Church, near the Tower.