Daniel has been touring in a new, experimental production of ‘Macbeth’ for Flabbergast Theatre, most recently at Ludlow and in the capital, at Woolwich Works.

We’re excited to welcome Jack Pritchard to Crescent. A skilled actor and singer, Jack trained at ALRA and at the Birmingham Academy of Musical Theatre.

Tom has recently been busy filming a new ad for Shell. Casting was by Hammond Cox. Last year he appeared as the Sax Man in Lidl’s ‘That Saxy Feeling’ tv campaign, cast by Karmama.

Daniel is delighted to have just been cast in a forthcoming tour of ‘Burglar Bill’ for the Pied Piper Theatre Company – running from October 2022 to February 2023.

Laurie appeared with Chloe Darke in Bang Average’s ‘Dirty Corset’, 5-24 April, at the Pleasance Theatre, following dates at the Soho and Camden People’s Theatres.

Chloe (and fellow client Laurie Coldwell) took their acclaimed Restoration-period show, ‘Dirty Corset’, to the Camden People’s Theatre on 12 March as part of the Sprint Festival.

DJ Bailey has just shot a new ad – this time for Specsavers, playing the character of Michael. Casting was by Karmel Cochrane and Camilla Cullen.  

Jonathan was cast last December by Hammond Cox for a new Carex ad – Whole World in Our Hands.

Over Christmas and the New Year Emma appeared as Prince of Spades in Greenwich Theatre’s ‘Queen of Hearts’.

Solomon, one of our newest clients, was cast by Hammond Cox last year to feature in the latest Sky Christmas advertisement, ‘A Boy Called Christmas’.

Ben is in the new series of Sky’s ‘Temple’, starring Mark Strong; he has also recently appeared in ‘EastEnders’, playing Lenny.

Last summer Esme was cast as Brit in Amazon Prime’s star-studded thriller ‘The Power’, starring Leslie Mann and Rob Delaney. Filming began in August.

Sonal displayed her versatility to radio listeners last year, playing shopkeeper, gran, and auntie 1 in BBC Radio Wales’ ‘Beena and Amrit’.

Charles recently filmed an episode of ‘Homes through History’, playing the King’s Steward of Dover Castle, streaming on the English Heritage website.