Good Luck, Studio

Adam Byron

Anthony

Theatre includes: The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess); Lights! Camera! Improvise! (Old Laundry Theatre and London Comedy Store); The Liberation of Colette Simple (St James) and Waiting for Lefty (Theatre Royal Haymarket). Film includes: Kung Fury 2: The Movie; The Love Punch; Pick Your Own (short) and Widdershins (short). Television includes: Casualty; Suffragettes; Doctors; The Great War and Peep Show.

Bryony Corrigan

Saoirse

Theatre credits include: Magic Goes Wrong (Vaudeville Theatre); Groan Ups (Vaudeville Theatre); Mischief Movie Night In (Vaudeville Theatre and Live Streaming); Clear White Light (Live Theatre); Mischief Movie Night (Arts Theatre & UK tour); My Romantic History (Live Theatre); The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess Theatre & Lyceum Theatre on Broadway); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo Theatre) and How I Learned to Drive (Southwark Playhouse). Television credits include: Anansi Boys (Amazon); Series regular Vanessa in The Goes Wrong Show Series 1 & 2 (Big Talk for BBC); Good Omens (Amazon/BBC); A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong (BBC); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (BBC); Inspector George Gently (BBC); Holby City (BBC) and Downton Abbey (Carnival for ITV). Radio: Our Friends in the North (BBC Radio 4) and Christmas Goes Wrong (BBC). Video Games: Squadron 42 and Dark Souls 3.

Eboni Dixon

Pam

Theatre includes: Secret Cinema’s Bridgerton; Mischief Theatre’s Peter Pan Goes Wrong (UK tour), Wings for Philomel (Southwark Playhouse); Sundown Town (Tristan Bates Theatre); Cinderella (Lyric Hammersmith); The Beauty Project and Street Scene (Young Vic) and Bugsy Malone (Secret Cinema).

Jemma Geanaus

Elizabeth

Theatre includes: Gangsta Granny (UK tour); Taming of the Clueless (The Show Must Go Online); Dick Whittington (Hackney Empire); Peter Pan (Troubadour White City Theatre/National Theatre); Tina, The Tina Turner Musical (Original Cast – Aldwych Theatre); Jack and the Beanstalk (Salisbury Playhouse); Spamalot (English Theatre Frankfurt); American Idiot (Arts Theatre & UK tour); Dusty (Charing Cross Theatre); Hairspray (York Opera House); The BFG (Birmingham Rep) and Bare (Greenwich Theatre). Screen work includes: Matilda (due for release in 2022); Call the Midwife (BBC); Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again; One Man Walking and Boy Blue Entertainment.

Harry Kershaw

Sean

Theatre includes: Boris the Third (Edinburgh Fringe); What’s New Pussycat? (Birmingham Rep); Mischief Movie Night (Vaudeville Theatre, Arts Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe & UK tour); Edmond de Bergerac (Birmingham Rep & UK tour); The Madness of George III (Nottingham Playhouse); This House (National Theatre/Headlong, UK tour); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo Theatre & UK tour); The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess Theatre); One Man Two Guvnors (Theatre Royal Haymarket) and The Circle Game (David Luff Productions/Old Vic New Voices). Television includes: Jerk (Roughcut Television for BBC3); The Emily Atack Show (Monkey Kingdom Ltd for ITV2); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Christmas Special) (BBC); The Interceptor (BBC Productions); Cuckoo (Roughcut for BBC3); Wallander (Left Bank for BBC) and Endeavour (Mammoth for ITV). Film includes: Great Expectations (BBC Films) and Skyfall (MGM).

Chris Leask

Toby

Theatre credits include: Everyone Else in The Comedy About A Bank Robbery (Criterion Theatre); Trevor in The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess Theatre); Trevor in Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Apollo Theatre and UK tour); Ken in Love Your Soldiers (Sheffield Crucible); Jaime in Staunch (Arcola Theatre and Theatre503); Jez in I Need To Vent (The Vaults Festival); Kelvis in Just for Fun: Totally Random (The Camden People’s Playhouse) and Michael in Same Time Next Week (Edinburgh Festival). TV and film credits include: The Ark (Syfy); The Goes Wrong Show (Big Talk); We Hunt Together (Grafton House); Casualty (BBC); Christmas Carol Goes Wrong (BBC); Nutritiously Nicola (Double Yay Prod.); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (BBC); Call the Midwife (BBC); PhoneShop (Retort); The Javone Prince Show (BBC); Frankie (BBC); Breathless (ITV); Being Me (Misunderstood Productions); Charity (Jimmy Dean) and Get Griffin Back (Chris Cory).

Sophia Lorenti

Michaela

Theatre includes: Ali Baba and The Forty Thieves (Illyria Outdoor Tour); Momentary Insight (The London Improv Theatre); THARK (The Drayton Arms Theatre); Walter and Maisy Have a Very Long Day (Barnes Oso Arts Centre); As You Like It and Anne Boleyn (Drama Studio London). Film Includes: Lake Placid vs. Anaconda (Netflix) and 51 (Muddville Fz-llc).

Greg Tannahill

Kevin

Theatre includes: The Play That Goes Wrong (UK tour, West End & Broadway) The Comedy About A Bank Robbery (West End); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (West End); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Lamb Players); Beyond Beauty (Rebel Theatre); Events While Guarding the Bofors Gun (Pennard Road Productions); Irons (Local Girl Productions) and The Shoemaker’s Holiday (Sam Wannamaker Festival, Shakespeare’s Globe). Television includes: The Goes Wrong Show (BBC); A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong (BBC); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (BBC); The Royal Variety Performance 2015 (The Play That Goes Wrong).

Gareth Tempest

David Cooper-Brown

Theatre includes: Three runs of West End smash hit show The Comedy About a Bank Robbery (Mischief Theatre/Kenny Wax); Classic! (Hope Mill Theatre/Edinburgh Fringe Festival); Property (All Ignite Theatre); Loot and The Invisible Man (Black RAT Productions); Cinderella and Twelfth Night (Riverfront Theatre); Dagestan (Penned in the Margins); Adventures in Wonderland (Les Enfants Terribles); Jack and the Beanstalk and Dick Whittington (Hiss and Boo Productions); Macbeth and The Comedy of Errors (Ed Viney), It’s a Family Affair (We’ll Settle It Ourselves) (Sherman Theatre); The Lonesome West (Alma Tavern Theatre); The Wicked Lady (Circomedia) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Tobacco Factory).

Tom Walker

Andy

Tom Walker is best known for his satirical creation Jonathan Pie, which has garnered a huge worldwide online following and has led to live tours of the US and Australia as well as 4 major UK tours, playing & selling out venues such as The London Palladium & The Hammersmith Apollo. Before Pie, Tom was a jobbing (and usually out of work) actor with theatre credits including The 39 Steps (Criterion Theatre); playing Puck in two different opera productions of Benjamin Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Teatro Petruzzelli/Opera North); Twelfth Night (Oxford Shakespeare Company); Closer To Heaven (RUG) and Making It Up (Manchester Library). He also was once in an episode of Heartbeat and did an advert for Sainsbury’s. More recently he appeared in the BAFTA nominated drama Killed by My Debt.

Henry Shields

Writer

Henry Shields is an Olivier award-winning writer and actor, best known for his work with the highly renowned theatre company Mischief, co-writing and appearing in many of their hit international productions.

Henry Lewis

Director

Henry Lewis is an Olivier award-winning writer, actor and Artistic Director of Mischief, whose work has been produced in over 40 countries worldwide.