CREATIVES
Richard Hurst
Director
Recipient of the RSC’s Buzz Goodbody Director Award and short-listed for The Guardian Award, two Olivier Awards and RTS comedy writing award. Directing includes Potted Panto, Potted Pirates, Girl and Dean, Pegabovine, Moon the Loon, The Edinburgh Love Tour, Bill Hicks: Slight Return, The Art of Success, Hamlet, Women Beware Women, Phaedra’s Love, Twelfth Night, Ripley Bogle and The Tempest. As a writer: Potted Pirates and Potted Panto (with Dan and Jeff); The Edinburgh Love Tour and Bill Hicks: Slight Return (with Chas. Early); and Hard Times and Ripley Bogle (adapted). For television co-creator/writer of Bluestone 42 (BBC3), as co-writer Miranda (BBC1), The Rebel (Gold); as writer three episodes of Secret Diary of a Call Girl (ITV2 / Showtime).
Hanna Berrigan
Associate Director
Directing credits include Public Property (Trafalgar Studios), Slowly (Riverside Studios, The Wrestling School), The Lover (Gale Theatre, Barbados), Paradox (RSC), The Real Thing (Osip), God is a DJ (Theatre 503), One Minute (RADA), The Nature of Things (The Place), La Musica Deuxième (Gate), Teenager of the Year (Latitude) and The Bald Prima Donna (Etcetera). Hanna worked as Associate Director on The 39 Steps for three years, which involved directing West End casts, the regional tour and new productions in Israel, Italy, and Australia. She has worked as an assistant director at the RSC, the National Theatre and the Royal Court and for Howard Barker. Hanna is an associate of The Wrestling School.
Simon Scullion
Set Designer
Simon trained at Wimbledon School of Art and was Theatre Design Finalist for the Linbury Prize. Most recent credits: Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo and National Tour), Showstoppers! (Apollo) and Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road (Trafalgar Studios). Other theatre credits include: The Father (Belgrade Theatre Coventry), The Leisure Society (Trafalgar Studios), Potted Panto (Vaudeville), Murder on the Nile (UK tour), Alarms and Excursions (UK tour), Peppa Pig Live (tour), Lazytown Live (tour), Quartermaine’s Terms (UK tour), Quartet (UK tour), Larkrise (tour) and Elizabeth and Raleigh: Late but Live (Edinburgh Festival). www.simonscullion.co.uk
Tim Mascall
Lighting Designer
West End credits include: Why The Whales Came (Pinter), Well (Apollo), Ruby Wax: Losing It (Duchess), The Vagina Monologues (Wyndhams), Potted Panto (Garrick and Vaudeville), Eric And Little Ern (Vaudeville), Derren Brown: Enigma (Adelphi), Evening Of Wonder (Garrick), Infamous (Palace), Miracle (Palace) and Something Wicked This Way Comes (Old Vic). Other London credits include: Breakfast With Jonny Wilkinson, Ruby Wax: Out Of Her Mind, Fully Committed, Without You (Menier Chocolate Factory), The Importance Of Being Earnest (Regents Park Open Air) and Invincible (St James). Further UK credits include: Lionboy (Complicite), Long Days Journey Into Night, A Taste Of Honey, Kill Jonny Glendenning, Faith Healer (Royal Lyceum Edinburgh) The Real Thing and Good Grief (Theatre Royal Bath). Opera credits include: The Cunning Little Vixen (Garsington), Aida (Opera Holland Park), The Gamblers and Peter Grimes (Royal Festival Hall). www.timmascall.co.uk
Phil Innes
Composer
Phil is a composer, sound-designer and sound-artist. Many of his projects combine these disciplines. Credits include The Ordinalia Cycle of Plays, The Alchemist, The Trench (Collective Arts), Barabas (Hall for Cornwall), Walk With Me (Kneehigh), The Magic Beanstalk (Light Theatre), Potted Pirates, Potted Panto (with Dan & Jeff), How Long Would You Wait?, The Cold Truth, I Am Not A Robot and Poison (Effervescent). www.philinnesmusic.co.uk