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Jonathan Bailey is a critically acclaimed actor across film, television, and theatre.

THEATRE includes South Downs double bill with The Browning Version at Chichester Festival Theatre and the Harold Pinter Theatre; American Psycho at the Almeida Theatre; Cassio in Othello at the National Theatre; The Last Five Years at The Other Palace; Certain Young Men at the National Theatre; The York Realist at the Donmar Warehouse and Cock at the Ambassadors Theatre. He won an Olivier award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical for his portrayal of Jamie in Company.

TELELVISION includes Anthony Bridgerton in the record-breaking Netflix series Bridgerton; the Golden Globe nominated series Fellow Travelers which earned him a Critics Choice Award. Other television credits include Broadchurch for ITV; Chewing Gum for BBC One and Crashing for Channel 4.

FILM includes Fiyero in Universal’s highly anticipated Wicked; and he is currently in production on Jurassic World. Other film credits include The Mercy.

June 2024

TRAINING Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

THEATRE includes, recently, playing Macbeth in Macbeth (An Undoing) at the Lyceum, Edinburgh, Rose Kingston, and Theatre for a New Audience, New York; Cyrano de Bergerac for the Jamie Lloyd Company at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York; The Beauty Queen of Leenane at the Lyric Hammersmith and Chichester Festival Theatre; The Duchess of Malfi at the Royal Lyceum Edinburgh and Citizens Glasgow; Twelfth Night at the National Theatre; and Lions and Tigers at Shakespeare’s Globe.

TELEVISION & FILM include recently Black Doves, All Creatures Great and Small, Say Nothing, Kneecap, Blue Lights, The Crown, The Lazarus Project, Peaky Blinders and Giri / Haji.

November 2024

TRAINING LAMDA and Urdang Academy.

THEATRE includes Hair on tour in Germany; Christmas Actually at the Southbank Centre; Aladdin at the Lyric Hammersmith; The Hound of the Baskervilles for Lost Estate; The Coloured Valentino at the Arcola; and A Christmas Carol at Southend Palace. He is also a regular host of Hip Hop Bingo.

TELEVISION & VOICE WORK includes The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight; Go Go Corey Carson; The Cook of Castamar; and the video game Dead Island 2.

November 2024

TRAINING University of Bristol and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.

THEATRE includes My Beautiful Laundrette at Curve Leicester; The Crown Jewels, The Ocean at the End of the Lane, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Labour of Love, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, McQueen, Hay Fever, Di and Viv and Rose and The BFG, all in the West End; Seduced at the White Bear; What Happened After Nora Left Her Husband at the Arcola Studio; The Love Child for Red Shift; and Les Femmes Savantes, As You Like It and Romeo and Juliet for the Original Shakespeare Company.

FILM & TELEVISION include Bob Marley: One Love, Emmerdale, Sex Education, The Last Bus, To the Grave, De Sul, and The Retreat.

RADIO includes Strangers and Brothers.

November 2024

THEATRE includes Fisherman’s Friends – the Musical on UK and Canada tour; Twelfth Night and Richard III for Shakespeare’s Globe at the Apollo; The Royal Hunt of the Sun, The Oresteia, Translations and On the Razzle at the National Theatre; UK tours of Birdsong, The Cat and the Canary, The Lady Vanishes and Rehearsal for Murder; Catch Me If You Can for Windsor Theatre Royal; Scrooge in A Christmas Carol and the title roles in Trials of Charles Dickens and Macbeth for Dickens Theatre Company; Dracula at Sentosa World Resort, Singapore; Black Coffee, Murder on Air, Verdict and Larkrise to Candleford for Agatha Christie Theatre Company & Bill Kenwright; The Weir at the Haymarket, Basingstoke; and Dad’s Army and ‘Allo ‘Allo! on UK tours and at The Lowry Manchester. Other theatre includes Macbeth, Othello, Measure for Measure, Hamlet and Doctor Faustus; as well as UK tours of The King and I, The Hobbit, A Christmas Carol, West Side Story, Little Shop of Horrors and The Rocky Horror Show. 

TELEVISION includes The House of Guinness, The Gold, The Confession, The Angel of Darkness, The Bill, Silent Witness, Harry & Cosh, The Alleyn Mysteries, Shergar – The Big Gamble, Monster Maker, Johnny Jarvis, Minder, The Cleopatras and Joyce in June.

FILM includes Bad Apples, War of Birds, The Little Stranger, World War Z, One Careful Owner, Intolerable Redemption, Little Shop of Horrors, How to Survive the End of the World and Perfect State.

November 2024

TRAINING RADA.

THEATRE includes, while training, Macbeth, Tales from the Vienna Woods, Mysterious Bruises and As You Like It.

TELEVISION includes The Great, Top Boy and Anne Boleyn.

November 2024

TRAINING The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

THEATRE includes The Invention of Love at Hampstead; The Outrun for Edinburgh Lyceum/Edinburgh International Festival; The Girls of Slender Means for Edinburgh Lyceum; Coriolanus and Faustus That Damned Woman at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland; Mosquito for OffMainStage; Lone Star Diner at Omnibus Theatre; and The Seagull and Norway Today for The Barebones Project.

FILM includes The Outrun; and the short films Four Seconds Flat and Office Song.

TELEVISION includes Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story and Doctors.

November 2024

THEATRE includes, most recently, Cowbois for the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Court. Other theatre includes A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe; The Misfortune of the English at the Orange Tree, Richmond; Malory Towers for Wise Children; Living Newspaper at the Royal Court; and Cuckoo at Soho Theatre.

TELEVISION includes The Nevers and A Month of Sundays.

FILM includes MO <3 KYRA.

WRITING includes Faun for Cardboard Citizens and She’s a Good Boy for Strike a Light, Pegasus, and BAC.

November 2024

TRAINING RADA.

THEATRE includes The Mirror and the Light for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

TELEVISION includes Malpractice series 1 & 2, Wolf Hall 2: The Mirror and the Light, and Dope Girls.

FILM includes Scoop and the short film Delivery.

November 2024

TRAINING RADA.

THEATRE includes A Small Family Business, Children of the Sun, The Kitchen, Mother Courage and Her Children, Her Naked Skin and The Rose Tattoo at the National Theatre; 55 Days at Hampstead Theatre; ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore at West Yorkshire Playhouse; House of Special Purpose at Chichester Festival Theatre; A View from the Bridge in the West End; Three Sisters On Hope Street at Liverpool Everyman / Hampstead Theatre; The Ladykillers at the Northcott, Exeter; Albert’s Boy for Wild Card; Biloxi Boy at the Jerwood; How I Got That Story for Whore’s Oath; and Pool Death at Salisbury Playhouse. 

TELEVISION includes Talamasca, Bladerunner 2099, Suspect, Eric, 3-Body Problem, The Capture, The Man Who Fell to Earth, The Box, Domina, Harlots (Series 1–3), White Gold (Series 1–2), The Child in Time, Britannia, Prime Suspect 1973, Lucky Man, Utopia (Series 1–2), Silk, Any Human Heart, Episodes, Ashes to Ashes, Trial and Retribution, The Passion, Honest, Little Miss Jocelyn, The Hindenburg: Titanic Of The Skies, EastEnders, Rome, Beneath The Waves, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, and As If.

FILM includes Blitz, Lift, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!, Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi, Holmes and Watson, Point Break, The Counselor, 360, Pirates of the Caribbean IV, Bright Star, Starter For Ten and Vera Drake.

November 2024

THEATRE includes The Doctor for ATG at Duke of York’s Theatre and Park Avenue Armoury, New York; One Night in Miami at Nottingham Playhouse; Mary Stuart for Fiery Angel at Duke of York’s Theatre; Yellowman at the Young Vic; The Lion King in the West End; The Believers for Frantic Assembly; The Colour Purple at the Menier Chocolate Factory; A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Regent’s Park; Britannicus at Wilton’s Music Hall; Troilus and Cressida at Shakespeare’s Globe; Macbeth, Three Sisters, Snake in the Fridge and The Way of the World at the Royal Exchange, Manchester; The Thief of Baghdad at the Royal Opera House; Saint Joan at the National Theatre; The Comedy of Errors, Moby Dick, King Lear, The Tempest and The Merchant of Venice for the Royal Shakespeare Company; Simply Heavenly in the West End; Ain’t Misbehavin’ at Derby Playhouse; Angels in America at Sheffield Crucible; and Disfunction in My Bungalow  at Theatr Clwyd.

TELEVISION includes Love Story, Cold Water, Patience, The Man Who Fell to Earth, This Time, Absentia, Ransom, Vera, Fleabag, Midsomer Murders, Flowers, Law and Order, The Crash, Missing, Coronation Street, The Bill, Belonging, Wire in the Blood, Casualty, North Square, Silent Witness, London Bridge, Band of Gold, and Shakespeare Shorts.

FILM includes My Sister’s Bones, iBoy, and Oh Happy Day.

November 2024

TRAINING Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

THEATRE includes Three Days In The Country at National Theatre; Julius Ceasar at Sheffield Crucible; and The Gingerbread Lady in the West End for Elliot/Harper. 

TELEVISION includes The Witcher, I Am Ruth, The Lazarus Project, The Irregulars (as Dr Watson), Wanderlust, Line of Duty, and Murdered by My Boyfriend.

FILM includes Judy.

November 2024

FILM & TELEVISION include the recently completed film The Yellow Tie and the fantasy series The Wheel of Time. She also plays DI Hobbs in Liaison, stars in the feature film Never Back Down, and was recently seen in the series Informer, and the film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Other TV appearances include Victoria, Riviera and Tyrant.

November 2024

THEATRE Cressida in Troilus and Cressida, Rosaline in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Nina in The Seagull, Some Americans Abroad, The Man of Mode, Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Lady Macbeth in Macbeth, and Nina in The Seagull, all for the Royal Shakespeare Company; The House of Bernarda Alba at the Lyric Hammersmith; King Lear, Conversations After a Burial and Enemies at the Almeida; The Norman Conquests at the Old Vic and on Broadway (Tony Award nomination for best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play), Hester in The Deep Blue Sea, and The Chalk Garden, Chichester Festival Theatre, Jumpy Duke of Yorks, The Herd Bush Theatre, The Country (Arcola Theatre) Donkey Heart (Trafalgar Studios) and Racing Demon at the Theatre Royal, Bath.

TELEVISION includes Mary Rose, The House of Bernarda Alba, Buddha of Suburbia, Big Cat, Breaking the Code, Anna Karenina, The Forsyte Saga, Daniel Deronda, Foyle’s War, Mortimer’s Law, Love on a Branch Line, Little Britain, Love Again, The Robinsons, The Impressionists, Poirot, Patrick Melrose, Unforgotten, Silent Witness, The Sixth Commandment (series regular), Baby Reindeer, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and The Light, and Lazarus.

FILM includes Persuasion, Jayne Eyre, Whatever Happened to Harold Smith, The Black Prince, The Iron Lady, Summerland, Their Finest, and Allelujah.

November 2024

THEATRE includes Guys & Dolls and John Gabriel Borkman at The Bridge; Backstairs Billy at the Duke of  York’s; The Unfriend (also at the Criterion), Fracked, and Yes Prime Minister (also Trafalgar Studios and UK  tour) at Chichester Festival Theatre; Candida and Taking Steps at the Orange Tree, Richmond; Eden, The  Argument and Loyalty at Hampstead; The Fantastic Follies of Mrs Rich for the Royal Shakespeare Company;  Dessert at Southwark Playhouse; Good Canary at the Rose Kingston; Oh What a Lovely War at Stratford East;  Less Than Kind at Jermyn Street; and King Lear, ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore, A View from the Bridge, , A Small  Family Business and Tons of Money at the National Theatre. Also in the West End: Hay Fever, Chicago, Donkey’s  Years, Mary Stuart, The Old Masters, Democracy, Mamma Mia, Richard III, Company (from the Donmar  Warehouse), Burn This, Look Look, Henceforward and The Scarlet Pimpernel (from Chichester).

TELEVISION includes Ellis, Father Brown, Miss Scarlet and the Duke, This is Going to Hurt, Finding Alice, The  Crown, Silent Witness, White House Farm, Endeavour, Harlots, Grantchester, EastEnders, A Touch of Cloth,  Above Suspicion, Minder, Lewis, New Tricks, Green Wing, Midsomer Murders, My Family, Foyle’s War, and King  Lear. 

FILM includes Greed, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!, The Iron Lady, V for Vendetta, Topsy-Turvy, Wilde, and  Heidi. 

Also an author, journalist and broadcaster, his BOOKS include the best-selling theatrical autobiography What’s  My Motivation and the Costa-nominated sporting memoir Fatty Batter.

November 2024

TRAINING Drama Centre.

THEATRE includes Cleansed and A Woman Killed with Kindness at the National Theatre; Death of a Salesman at Royal & Derngate and The Trial of Ubu and The Moderate Soprano at Hampstead Theatre.

TELEVISION includes, recently, Outrageous, SAS: Rogue Heroes, A Spy Among Friends, The Veil, The Capture, The Gold, Wanderlust, Howards End, Loaded and X Company.

FILM includes The Woman Clothed by the Sun, Rye Lane, The Lady in the Van, Everest, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, You & I and Resistance.

November 2024

TRAINING Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

THEATRE includes Othello at Shakespeare’s Globe; My Brilliant Friend at the National Theatre and Rose Kingston; Told from the Inside, Birth of a Nation and The Eleventh Minute at the Royal Court; Feed the Beast at Birmingham Rep and New Wolsey, Ipswich; Subterranean Sepoys for National Theatre Platforms and Tara Arts; Titus Andronicus, A Mad World My Masters and Candide for the Royal Shakespeare Company; The House of Bernarda Alba at the Almeida; Tales from the Harrow Road at the Soho; The War Next Door at the Tricycle; 1001 Nights Now for Northern Stage; The Maids at Alma Tavern / Latvia International Festival; and The Shagaround at the Nuffield Southampton.

TELEVISION includes Strike: The Ink Black Heart, You Don’t Know Me, Traces, Our Girl, Trigonometry, Carnival Row, Father Brown, Unforgotten, EastEnders, DCI Banks, Killing Jesus, Drifters, Whitechapel, Law & Order, The Shadow Line, The Little House,, Holby City, The Fixer, Generation Kill, The House of Saddam, The Bill, Trial and Retribution, Prime Suspect, Secret Smile, Silent Witness, Afterlife, Murder Prevention, Spooks, The Grid, Messiah, Walking with Cavemen, Casualty, Cold Feet.

FILM includes Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, Pusher and Syriana

THEATRE includes The Promise at Chichester Festival Theatre; Antony and Cleopatra (as Antony) at Shakespeare’s Globe; The Dumb Waiter at The Print Room; King Lear and Filumena at the Almeida; The Tempest and Flare Path at Theatre Royal Haymarket; One Life and Counting at the Bush; and many productions for the Royal Shakespeare Company, including Henry IV Parts 1 & 2; Henry VI Parts 1, 2 & 3; Richard II, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, Hamlet, Pontius Pilate, Antony and Cleopatra, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard III, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, A Patriot for Me, The Wives’ Excuse, and Twelfth Night.

TELEVISION includes Casualty, Sense8, Father Brown, In the Dark, Wallander, Midsomer Murders, Utopia, Endeavour, The Bible, Without You, Waking the Dead, Land Girls, The Pillars of the Earth, Eleventh Hour, A Touch of Frost, Dunkirk, The Lion in Winter, Death in Holy Orders, Holby City, London’s Burning, A Globusz, Bonkers and Minder.

FILM includes Buster, Treasure Island, Red Mercury, The Innocent, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, The Crucifer of Blood, Suffragette and All the Money in the World.

Clive is an Associate Artist at the Royal Shakespeare Company.  

November 2024

Theatre includes Summer and Smoke (also West End – Olivier nomination for Best Sound Design), Chimerica (also West End – Olivier Award), Carmen Disruption and Blood Wedding at the Almeida; Death of a Salesman (also West End), Blue/Orange, Blackta and After Miss Julie at the Young Vic; All My Sons at the Old Vic; The Welkin, Downstate (Steppenwolf), The Motherfucker with the Hat, Dara, Protest Song and Double Feature at the National Theatre; White Teeth at the Kiln; Mother Courage, The Producers, The House of Bernarda Alba, Much Ado About Nothing and To Kill a Mockingbird at the Royal Exchange Manchester; Me and My Girl and Fiddler on the Roof at Chichester; The Fantastic Follies of Mrs Rich, Coriolanus, Julius Caesar, Antony and Cleopatra and King John for the Royal Shakespeare Company; A Woman of No Importance in the West End; Les Liaisons Dangereuses (also Broadway), Fathers and Sons, Dimetos and Absurdia at the Donmar Warehouse; The Believers, Beautiful Burnout and Love Song for Frantic Assembly; Hope, The Pass, The Low Road and Choir Boy at the Royal Court; The House That Will Not Stand and Handbagged (also West End) at the Tricycle; All My Sons on Broadway; Angels in America for Headlong; Thérèse Raquin at Theatre Royal Bath; Twelfth Night at Sheffield Crucible; Kasimir and Karoline and Fanny och Alexander at Malmö Stadsteater; and Tre Kronor at Dramaten Stockholm.

Opera includes Benjamin Dernière Nuit at Opera Lyon; How the Whale Became at the Royal Opera House; American Lulu for Opera Group; and After Dido for English National Opera. 

Exhibitions include Hut 11A: The Bomb Breakthrough at Bletchley Park; So You Say You Want a Revolution? Records & Rebels 1965–70 at the V&A; Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones at the Saatchi Gallery; Collider at the Science Museum; and Louis Vuitton: Series 3.

She has also created sound design elements for Shawn Mendes’ Illuminate tour (2017) and Louis Vuitton Ready-to-wear collection shows at the Louis Vuitton Foundation and The Louvre, Paris.

February 2020

Theatre includes, at The Bridge, A Christmas Carol, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Two Ladies, Alys, Always and Young Marx. At Chichester The Country Wife, Canvas, and Wallenstein. For the RSC at Stratford and in the West End: Don Quixote, The Fantastic Follies of Mrs Rich, The Hypocrite, The Rover, and Oppenheimer. At the National Theatre: Saint George and The Dragon, A Small Family Business, Great Britain (also West End), Timon of Athens, One Man, Two Guvnors (also West End, Broadway and international tour; Tony Award nominee and winner of Drama Desk Award for Best Score), Travelling Light, England People Very Nice, The Man of Mode, The Alchemist and Southwark Fair. Also work for Leicester Curve, Sheffield Crucible, Birmingham Rep, the New Vic, Stoke, the Mercury Colchester, Birmingham Stage, West Yorkshire Playhouse, the Watermill Newbury, Royal & Derngate Northampton, and for Changeling Theatre. In London: Bartholomew Fair, Broken Glass for the Tricycle (also West End).

Musicals include Drunk for Leicester Curve and Bridewell; Tracy Beaker Gets Real for Nottingham Playhouse and UK tour; Simply Cinderella for Leicester Curve; The Beggars Musical for Changeling and tour; Spittin’ Distance for Stephen Joseph and National Theatre Studio; and Three Sides for the Bridewell, Finborough and 45th Street Theatre, NY.

Dance includes Merlin for Northern Ballet and Jekyll & Hyde at the Old Vic.

Film & television include Moley, The North Water, Digging for Britain, A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong, Saving Santa, Upstart Crow, The Pact, I Want My Wife Back, Marley’s Ghosts, The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff, Monsters Behind the Iron Curtain, Arena: National Theatre On Stage and Theatreland.

November 2021

Eleanor Dolan is Head of Costume at the Bridge Theatre, where she has been Costume Designer on Beat the Devil and Costume Supervisor on A German Life.

Theatre includes, as Costume Supervisor, Enda Walsh’s Medicine For Landmark; Grief is the Thing With Feathers for Wayward at Galway Festival and St Ann’s Warehouse, Brooklyn; Ink in the West End; and as Assistant Costume Supervisor on Chimerica at the Almeida, where she was previously Head of Wardrobe and her work included The Dark Earth and the Light Sky, Against, OIL, King Charles III, Richard III, Medea, BOY, Oresteia, Bakkhai, Ghosts, and American Psycho. For Clean Break she designed costume for Little on the Inside and was Co-Supervisor for Billy the Girl at the Soho.

Film Costume Designer on upcoming film for Annapurna Pictures.

Current productions include My Neighbour Totoro for the RSC; The Car Man at the Royal Albert Hall; The Southbury Child, John Gabriel Borkman, Straight Line Crazy and Guys and Dolls at The Bridge Theatre; Sleeping Beauty for Matthew Bourne’s UK tour; Peaky Blinders for Rambert’s UK Tour and Tammy Faye Musical at The Almeida.

In the last twenty years Lily Mollgaard has worked on over 270 shows in the West End, on Broadway and beyond. She spent 10 years running the props department at Shakespeare’s Globe and 15 years as Prop Supervisor for Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures which included The Car Man, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and The Red Shoes.

THEATRE includes A Number, Beat The Devil, Talking Heads, Bach and Sons, The Book of Dust – La Belle Sauvage, Julius Caesar, Night Fall and A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Bridge; Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre; Jesus Christ Superstar for UK tour and Broadway; Sunset Boulevard and Bombay Dreams at the Apollo Victoria Theatre and on Broadway; Joseph and Made in Dagenham at the Adelphi Theatre; The Producers, Oliver! and Shrek at Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Miss Saigon at the Prince Edward Theatre; Spamalot at the Playhouse Theatre; Sister Act at the London Palladium; Hairspray at the Shaftsbury Theatre; School of Rock at the Gillian Lynne Theatre; The Wild Duck at the Almeida; Company at the Gielgud Theatre; The Pinter Season (One, Two, Five and Six) at the Harold Pinter Theatre for the Jamie Lloyd Company; Red Shoes, Nutcracker and Midnight Bell for Matthew Bourne; Evita at Regent’s Park; Blithe Spirit at Theatre Royal Bath; Cyrano de Bergerac for the Jamie Lloyd Company; Leopoldstadt for Sonia Friedman Productions; Prince of Egypt at the Dominion Theatre and 9 to 5 at the Savoy Theatre.

August 2022