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Fiz Marcus as Hesther Salomon
Joanna Waters as Dora Strang
Stuart Angell as Nugget/Young Horseman |
EQUUS 2012
We are delighted to introduce the 2012 cast of
Equus. Five member of the 2011
tour, Malcolm James, Matthew Pattimore, Helen
Phillips, Steve Dineen and Jamie Matthewman, will
reprise their roles. They will be joined by three
new company members, all making their London Classic
Theatre debuts. We are very excited to welcome Fiz
Marcus, Joanna Waters and Stuart Angell to the team.
The full company will be as follows:
Stuart Angell
will play Nugget/Young Horseman. Theatre work
includes: Joey in Warhorse (National Theatre), Faeries
and The Thief of Baghdad (Royal Opera House), Travels with
My Aunt (Royal & Derngate, Northampton), A Respectable
Wedding and Metamorphosis (ONO Theatre), Madam
Butterfly (ENO), Low Life and Punchdrunk's The Masque
of the Red Death (Blind Summit Theatre) and Chitty Chitty
Bang Bang (European Tour).
TV includes: Adventures on Orsum Island.
Steve Dineen
will play Frank Strang. For London Classic Theatre:
Laurence in Abigail’s Party and Pato in The Beauty Queen
of Leenane. Other theatre includes: Vertigo for
Oxfordshire Theatre Company (UK Tour); Midnight (West End);
Gaslight and Murder Without Crime (Wolverhampton Rep);
The Cocktail Hour (English Theatre of Hamburg); Pera Palas
(Arcola); Clockwork (Southwark Playhouse); The Cherry
Orchard (Wimbledon) and Dealer’s Choice (UK Tour).
TV & Film: Chop, Cruise Blues, Forgetting is So Long,
Folie à Deux, How To Kill Your Neighbour and Joe’s
Story (Channel 4).
Malcolm James will play
Martin Dysart. Malcolm's extensive theatre credits include: The
Potting Shed (Finborough); The Importance of Being Earnest,
Private Fears in Public Places and My Night with Reg
(Library Theatre, Manchester); The Lady in the Van (Salisbury
Playhouse); The Portrait of a Lady and A Doll’s
House (Theatre Royal, Bath & Tour); An Eligible Man (New
End); Of Mice and Man (Theatre By The Lake, Keswick);
Still Life (Theatre Royal, Plymouth); Old King Cole
(Cochrane Theatre); Kes, Romeo and Juliet, Ham,
Toad of Toad Hall, Neville’s Island and Second from
Last in The Sack Race; Mrs Warren’s Profession (Bristol
Old Vic); Sleeping Beauty (Royal, Northampton); The Lady
in the Van, The Tempest and The Nutcracker (West
Yorkshire Playhouse); A Chaste Maid in Cheapside (Old Red
Lion, London); My Sister in This House (Theatr Clwyd);
Volpone and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
(National Theatre); King Lear (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield);
Much Ado About Nothing and The Merry Wives of Windsor
(Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); The Triumph of Love (Gate
Theatre, London).
Television; Coronation Street and Undercover Customs
(Granada); Tales From The Tower (Ardent Television);
Heartbeat (ITV); Crossroads (Carlton); Brookside
(C4); The Bill (Thames).
Fiz Marcus
will play Hesther Salomon. Her theatre work
includes: The Lady In The Van (Hull Truck & Tour), Life
After (New End Hampstead), Confessions of A City
(Sheffield Crucible), Broken English and Woman On The
Bridge (Drill Hall), The Rise And Fall of Little Voice
and Look No Hans (Sheringham Little Theatre), Suitcase
City (Sheffield Crucible & Tour) Enduring Freedom
(Finborough), Equus (UK Tour), Private Lives
(Haymarket Basingstoke), Red Princess (Red Shift), A Man
With Connections (Minerva Chichester), Lovers & Lies (UK
Tour), A Kind Of Alaska (Orange Tree), Lorenzaccio
(Young Vic), Star Quality (Apollo & Tour), The Wedding,
(RNT Studio), A Small Family Business and The Stronger
(Chichester Festival Theatre).
TV includes: Skins, EastEnders, Holby City,
Jekyll, Mayo, Wild West, Life & Death,
The Bill, The Sharp End, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard.
Film includes: Swinging with The Finkels, A Bout De Truffe,
Oxford Park, The Penalty King, Out of Breath,
Suzie Gold, Leon The Pig Farmer.
Jamie Matthewman
will play Harry Dalton. For London Classic Theatre:
Tony in Abigail’s Party. Other theatre
includes:
King Lear, The Tempest and
Much Ado About Nothing (Orange Tree), Hamlet in Hamlet 1603
(White Bear), Oedipus in Seneca’s Oedipus (BAC) and
Live Like Pigs (Royal Court).
Matthew Pattimore
will play Alan Strang. He was most recently seen playing Jem Finch
in the National Tour of To Kill A Mockingbird (York Theatre
Royal). Other theatre credits include Look Back In Anger,
Wild East, Popcorn, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and
Frontline (Shakespeare’s Globe).
Film includes: A Landscape of Lies and Madonna’s up-coming
feature film W.E.
Helen Phillips
will play Jill Mason. Helen trained at The Central
School of Speech and Drama. Theatre includes: Anne in The Diary
of Anne Frank (Upstairs at The Gatehouse & Broadway Theatre,
Catford), Dear Heart (Faiz Mela Centenary), Dad's Army -
Marches On (No. 1 Tour) and State Fair (Trafalgar
Studios).
Joanna Waters
will play Dora Strang. Joanna graduated from Drama
Studio, London in 2010. Theatre credits include: Linda Loman in
Death of a Salesman (UK Tour), Woman in A Woman Alone (DogOrange),
Linda in Chocolate Bounty (Brockley Jack) and The Off Cut
Festival (Old Red Lion).
Film work includes: Maria in "T" and Anna in The Boy Next
Door.
Posted 3 February 2012
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