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LIVERPOOL EVERYMAN AND PLAYHOUSE PRESENT Proper Clever  BOOK
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Rachel Rhian trained at the Birmingham School of Acting.
Rachel’s theatre credits include: The Musicbox Maker (Gwent Theatre); The Crucible (National Theatre of Wales) and The House of Bernarda Alba and We Happy Few (Birmingham School of Acting).
Musical credits include: Blaze (Blaze the Musical Ltd) and Company and Moll Flanders (Birmingham School of Acting).
Radio credits include: A Wing and a Prayer. |
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Patrick Adetomiwa recently completed his training at RADA.
Adetomiwa’s theatre credits include: Penthesilea, The Madras House, A Servant to Two Masters (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art); Oedipus Tyrannos (Cambridge Arts Theatre) and Murder in the Cathedral (Southwark/Westminster Cathedrals).
Short film credits include: The Devil’s Finger.
Radio credits include: From Lagos with Love, Claire in the Community and The School for Scandal. |
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Matthew Adam studied at RADA.
Adam’s theatre credits include: The Good Soul of Szechuan(Young Vic) and The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder (National Theatre).
Television credits include: Oliver Twist.
Film credits include: Hippie Hippie Shake. |
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Claire Sarah’s theatre credits include: Our Country’s Good (Liverpool Playhouse); One Under (The Tricycle) and My Dad’s a Birdman (YoungVicTheatre).
Television credits include: Trial & Retribution Series IX - XI, The Last Detective,HolbyCity, Life Begins Series 1 – 3, Heroes & Villains, Doctors, The Vice and White Teeth.
Film credits include: Traffic Wardens.
Radio credits include: Last Bus Home, Lion of Chechnya and Light in the Darkness. |
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Bex Samantha’s theatre credits include: Three Sisters on Hope Street (Hampstead Theatre/Liverpool Everyman); The Tempest (Royal Exchange); The Three Musketeers (Bristol Old Vic & New Vic); A Taste of Honey (Oldham Coliseum Theatre & National Tour); The Laramie Project (Sound Theatre); The Lemon Princess (West Yorkshire Playhouse); The Owl Service (Plymouth Theatre Royal); Untouchable (The Bush Theatre); Song of the Western Men (Chichester Festival Theatre) and The Bright and Bold Design (ICA London).
Television credits include: HolbyCity, Shameless, The Girls Who Came to Stay, Island at War, and Final Demand.
Film credits include: Sixty Six and Jamaica Me Crazy.
Radio credits include: Life With Lisa and Evaristo’s Epitaph. |
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Riley Ellena’s theatre credits include: Cadillaxing (Arcola Theatre); Sigmond Freud & Drew Barrymore Meet the Cookie Monster and Year of the Duck, (Fleshpot Theatre Company); The Rimers of Eldritch, Babies, Private Lives, Three Sisters, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lady From the Sea, Something Unspoken and The York Realist (The Poor School); and Skip (Young Blood Theatre Company).
Television credits include: Eastenders
Short Film credits include: Death of a Clown and Yo-Yo. |
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Writer -
Frank Cottrell Boyce |
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Director -
Serdar Bilis |
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Designer -
Hannah Clark |
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Lighting Designer -
Ian Scott |
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Choreographer -
Tom Rodden |
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Audio Visual Designer -
Ian Galloway |
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Sound Designer -
Dan Jones |
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