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Annette Chown – EVA

Trained at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Theatre includes: Up the Feeder, Down the Mouth (Bristol Old Vic), Antigone (Bristol Old Vic), The Maids (Blue Angel Theatre Company), Serendip (Bikeshed Theatre), Und (The Mechanical Animal Corporation).

Television and Film includes: Casualty (BBC Productions), Five Daughters (BBC Productions), Mistresses (Ecosse TV Productions for BBC), Pleasure Park (It’s My Shout Productions), Lightweight (Saltaire Films).

Audio includes: Private Peaceful (BBC Radio 4), Weird (BBC Audiobooks), My Friend Boo (Griffilms).

Richard Pulman – STAMPER

Television and Film includes: Sept 2012, Short film for vetlife.com, as: Edwyn Cardoggan, Channel 4 production of Country House Rescue as: Cistercian Monk (2012). Theatre includes: Don Quixote By Bicycle for Burn the Theatre as: Don Quixote (2012), Self-Centred for Bare Bones Theatre as: Danny (2012), Exeter Blitz Project for Viva Voce as: Ron Potter (2012), Quills for ‘Exeter Alternative Theatre’ as: Lunatic (Dir: Sarah White, 2010), Hollyhayes for Tale Valley Community Theatre (2010), Grand Guignol for Exeter Alternative Theatre as: Prof. Ternier (2009), Rhinoceros for Northcott Theatre as: Jean (Dir: Polly Agg-Manning, 2008), Crave for Northcott Theatre as: Character A (2007).

Jolyon Westhorpe – MAX

Trained at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Theatre includes Salome (Etcetera Theatre), Werther’s Sorrows (Edinburgh Festival), (Tangent) New Diorama, Out of Love (The White Bear), A Whisper Of Smoke (Old Red Lion), Theatre Ashes (Latitude Festival 2011), Straight) Cardiff Arts Institute).

Justine Bock – Assistant Director

Justine studied Drama at the University of Exeter and is now working as a freelance drama practitioner, director and technician. As director for the Bike Shed Theatre: The Capture (2012) and Class of 2012 (2012). As assistant director: Bunnies (2011), Playing With Snails (2012), The Exeter Blitz

Project (2012). As stage manager: Told:Retold (2011), After Dark (2011), Tin Girls (2012), The Exeter Blitz Project (2012), Flushed (2012).

Katherine Brooks – Musical Director

Adapted the score for a five-piece jazz version of The Magic Flute, and created and provided original music for Playing with Snails (both Bike Shed Theatre). Katherine performs as a musician in the South West, alongside running the Music Bird Choir and the Exeter’s children’s theatre schools.

Paul Bull – Sound Designer

Paul Bull provides sound and music – and other technical – support for all types of live performance. In addition, he is a sound artist, composes electronic music and performs as a musician using no-input mixing techniques.

Recent sound designs include: The Complaint at Hampstead Downstairs, Uncle Vanya and Palace of the End at the Arcola, Waiting for Lefty at the Bike Shed, Christie in Love for Cheekish productions, The Notebook of Trigorin for the Finborough, and Blok/Eko for The Wrestling School at the Exeter Northcott.

Since 2000, Paul has been sound designer on many Edinburgh shows. In 2010 he designed the sound for the Fringe First winner Lockerbie:Unfinished Business at the Gilded Balloon. This success was repeated the following year with both An Instinct for Kindness and Somewhere Beneath It All A Small Fire Burns, Still. In 2012, Paul was sound designer on Hand over Fist and Look Left Look Right’s NOLA.

Paul is also a sound engineer, and over the past 12 months has worked with Camille O’Sullivan, The Magnets, Mike Westbrook, The Segue Sisters, The Pindrop Band, pianocircus, Exeter Contemporary Sounds, The Segue Sisters and Murray Lachlan Young.

Stuart Crewes – Set Designer

As visual artist Absolute Catastrophe: Art Tourist (Thailand 2011); Inna Space & Jubilee 2012 (The Brewhouse, Taunton); Boys In Blue (Artshed, Hertfordshire); Viewed from here (Fat Lemons, Totnes); 3Works, 333 Gallery, The Phoenix, paintings at Umbrella Factory and Bookcycle and Flowerbed at NOSE2011, Exeter.

As sonic artist AntiSocial Services: album Hypnogog Demigod on Earthmonkey productions; on compilations: monographic 020. INQ; Bend it Like Beckett (Soundworks) on ArtTrail; Audiograft Jukebox, Oxford Brookes 2011 and Field Notes EMP075.

As an artist-maker: collages for Otto, assemblage and furniture for Junque, and commissions for the Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter.

Stuart is also a freelance arts correspondent and photographer (Devon Life, tonespy, Magic Carpet, downstream, Exeter Life) and radio presenter on phonic.fm as well as currently curating art space for a local charity. He graduated from Dartington College of Arts in the early 90s. Stuart is co-partner at Familiar, which deals in bricolage and the macabre. They have provided a number of the props used in this production.

Rachael Duthie – Lighting Designer

Trained at University of Wales Aberystwyth. Lighting Designs by Rachael for the Bike Shed Theatre: Playing with Snails (2012), The Dumb Waiter (2011), Circus Britannica (2011), Waiting for Lefty (2011), Still (2010), Beanfield (2010). As Re-Lighter and CSM: Macbeth (Long overdue, 2002), Heart and Stone (New Theatre Works, 2006), I’m a Minger (The Belgrade Theatre, 2010), The Fever Chart (Pilot Theatre, 2009 – 2010),2010 A Space Oddity and The Six Sided Man (Company Gavin Robertson, 2009 – 2011), Step Change (Take Art, 2010), In The Dust (2Faced Dance, 2012), As Production Manager: Jigsaw (Dancefest, 2009), ZOO venues (2009 – 2012), Dead or Alive (Feral Productions, 2012). As DSM and Stage Manager: The Courtyard (Centre for the Arts 2003 – 2009), Shattered (Feral Productions, 2011), Aladdin (The Courtyard, 2010), Sleeping Beauty (The Courtyard, 2011), Glow (2Faced Dance, 2012). Other Lighting Design: Jigsaw (Dancefest, 2009), Crossing Borders (Attitude Dance Company, 2007), Popcorn (4Play Theatre, 2005), Playing for Time (UWA, 2002).

Izzy Irwin-Bowler – Stage Manager

Graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Stage Management, this is her third theatre show at the Bike Shed Theatre and she is delighted to return. Previous credits include: Macbeth (Cube Theatre), The World At Your Feet (Barbican Theatre, Plymouth), Bunnies, The Little Prince (Bike Shed Theatre). Continuity Supervisor for independent film, Tin (Miracle Theatre). Television credits in the Art and Props Department include: Baker Boys, Sherlock, Dr Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures.

David Lockwood – Director

For the Bike Shed Theatre: Playing with Snails, A Christmas Carol: Smoke & Mirrors, Circus Britannica (also Theatre503), The Dumb Waiter, The Little Prince (co-directed with Fin Irwin), The Magic Flute, Beanfield (also Tobacco Factory, Bristol), Still, The Distance. As director: Forsaken (Hourglass, Exeter), On the Cusp (Roundhouse Studio), Bald Prima Donna (South West tour). As associate director: La Bohème (Choir of London, West Bank tour). As assistant director: Northanger Abbey, Far From The Madding Crowd (both Dorset Corset, South West tour), The Borrowers (Basingstoke Haymarket). In 2010, David co-founded the Bike Shed Theatre in Exeter with Fin Irwin, where he remains co-director. He trained in Exeter.

Kieran Lynn – Playwright

Kieran Lynn trained as an actor at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. His plays include An Advert for the Army (Oran Mor Theatre) The Recurring Rise and Fall (Hampstead Theatre) and Pushing Up Poppies (Theatre503 and the Hill Street Theatre, Edinburgh). His most recent play An Incident at the Border was produced at the Finborough Theatre, London, a critical and commercial success, the production then transferred to London’s West End and played the Trafalgar Studios. Kieran was the recipient of the 2012 Nick Darke Award.

Fin Irwin - Producer

Fin is the co-founder and co-director of the Bike Shed Theatre in Exeter. Graduating from Exeter University in 2005, he has been an Associate Lecturer of Arts Management at Exeter College for four years. He is co-founder of AvantRural who specialise in festival management and organisation and has played a key role in the establishment and production of Wattsfest since 2007. At the Bike Shed Theatre, he has co-directed A Midsummer’s Night Dream (Northcott Theatre, Sept 2010) and The Little Prince (BST, Dec 2010) and directed Waiting for Lefty (BST, Mar 2011), LBW and England Street (New Blood Festival, BST, Jun 2011). He directed the first full-length production of Bunnies in November 2011.

Special Thanks To

Belinda Dillon, Mike Reddaway, Jack Dean, Hanger 124, Charlie Coldfield, Tobacco Factory Theatre, Theatre Alibi, Jessica Beck, Callum Elliot-Archer, Katie Villa, Chloe Whipple, Exeter Labour Party, The Courtyard, Mr. Duthie, West Town Farm