Oxy & The Morons

Rob Jarvis — Andy

Theatre Includes: Dealer’s Choice ( Theatr Clwyd), The Cosmonaut’s Last Message (Paines Plough) Troilus and Cressida (Old Vic) Threesome, What Do I Get (Old Red Lion) Rhinoceros (Riverside Studios) Kiss the Sky, Boom Bang a Bang (Bush) Only the Lonely (Piccadilly) Cyrano De Bergerac (Haymarket) In The Midnight Hour, Timon of Athens (Young Vic) The Baker’s Wife (The New Wolsey and Phoenix), Little Shop of Horrors (London Bubble, directed by Peter Rowe) The Winters Tale (The New Wolsey) Be Bop a Lula, The Little Sister (Liverpool Playhouse) The Taming of The Shrew, Artuo Ui (Liverpool Everyman)

TV Includes: Collateral, Save Me, Guerrilla, No Offence, Marcella, Love Nina, Father Brown, Call the Midwife, Vera, Cradle to Grave, Endeavour, Dr Who, The Bletchley Circle, Life’s Too Short, Southcliffe, Moving On, Silent Witness, Death In Paradise, Monroe, Good Cop, Hunted, Hustle ( Barman Eddie), Luther, New Tricks, The Fixer, Lead Balloon, Casualty, Holby City, Waking The Dead, Tripping Over, Charles II, Merseybeat, Fifteen Storeys High, Harbour Lights, Two Pints of Lager, Dalziel and Pascoe, People Like Us, Jonathan Creek, Out of The Blue.

Film Includes: Transformers 5, A Streetcat Named Bob, David Brent: A Life On The Road, A Complicated Way To Live, Toast, Heartlands, The Darkest Light, Among Giants.

Radio Includes: Romeo and Juliet/School Drama, Seven Scenes, 43:59 Assassins, Looking For Dad, Male Order, Bleak House, The Happiness Foundation, Billy Liar.

Sean Kingsley — Brian

West End: Jean Valjean Les Miserables (Queens/Palace Theatres), George The Drowsy Chaperone (Novello), Braithwaite Billy Elliot (Victoria Palace), Tom Jenkins Scrooge (Dominion), Admetus and Munkustrap Cats (New London), Me and My Girl (Adelphi).

Other theatre includes: Ursus The Grinning Man (Trafalgar Studios/Bristol Old Vic); Oxy and the Morons (New Wolsey); Annas Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent’s Park); Gyp Decarlo Jersey Boys (UK tour); Max  Jackie the Musical (Dundee Gardyne); Khashoggi We Will Rock You (10^th anniversary world tour); Judas Jesus Christ Superstar (Minack); Eddie/Dr Scott The Rocky Horror Show (European Tour); Frederick Trumper Chess, 20th Anniversary Concert (Oslo); Bill Austin Mama Mia (International Tour); The Man in Some Girls are Bigger than Others (Lyric Hammersmith, National Tour, Dublin); Mike Hot Pants (Oldham Coliseum); Cyrano de Bergerac Cold Moon Rising (Jermyn Street); Tom Jenkins Scrooge (National/European Tours); Mike Costa A Chorus Line (Derby Playhouse); Slap Hot Shoe Shuffle (National Tour); Gabey On the Town (National Tour); Joe Matchgirls (Bromley); A Month in the Country, The Rivals and Toad of Toad Hall (Liverpool Playhouse); Fiddler on the Roof (Liverpool Empire). Workshop From Here To Eternity.

Actor/Musician: Merlin in Sword In The Stone; Sarah the Cook Dick Whittington; Fleshcreep Jack & The Beanstalk, King Camelot Sleeping Beauty (Ipswich New Wolsey Rock Panto); Orin Little Shop Of Horrors (Birmingham Rep).

Film/TV: Alan London Road (Cuba Pictures), PC Harrison Poirot (LWT), Stuart Ambrose Wire in the Blood (Coastal); Colin Piper Merseybeat, (BBC); Gary Stephens The Bill, (Talkback).

Janet Fullerlove — Elizabeth

Janet trained at Mountview Academy.

Theatre credits include: Fiddler on the Roof (Grange Park Opera/BBC Proms); Shakespeare in Love (Disney/Sonia Friedman Productions at Noel Coward Theatre); Fortune’s Fool (The Old Vic); The Taming of the Shrew (RSC); The Beggar’s Opera (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Fabrication (The Print Room); Macbeth (Shakespeare’s Globe); Cheryomushki (Lyric Hammersmith); Sweeney Todd, Westside Story, Facade, Marriage of Figaro (Pimlico Opera); Shouting at Shadows (Cheltenham Everyman/Sixth Sense).

Film includes: Longford; Tomorrow La Scala!

Television includes: Holby City; Tipping the Velvet; The Jack the Ripper Diaries.

Voiceover includes: Doctor Who Doom Coalition 2; The Plant Hunters; The Wild Duck.

When ‘resting’, Janet knits and nurtures chickens, dogs and a veg patch at an Appenine farmhouse in central Italy that she is restoring with her husband.

David Rubin — Terry

Theatre credits include: Woyzeck (The Old Vic); People, Places and Things (Wyndham Theatre); Richard III (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Pitcairn (Chichester Theatre); Twelfth Night (Liverpool Everyman Theatre); A Mad World, My Masters (RSC); Titus Andronicus (RSC); The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Kensington Palace Gardens); Sunday Morning at the Centre of the World (BAC and Tara Arts); Hamlet (RSC); Romeo & Juliet (RSC); The Grain Store (RSC); American Trade (RSC);  Morte D’Arthur (RSC); Julius Caesar (RSC); The Winter’s Tale (RSC); The Overcoat (Gecko Theatre Company); Fight Face (Lyric Hammersmith); Encounter’s Sharrow Stories (Sheffield Crucible); Anthony and Cleopatra (RSC);  Taylor’s Dummiers (Gecko/Fuel); Sleeping Beauty (Stratford East); Company (New Wolsey Theatre); Duck Variations (New Wolsey Theatre); The Wizard of Oz (Oldham Coliseum); 100 (The Imaginary Body); The Legend of King Arthur (Red Shift); The Threepenny Opera (RNT); The Tempest (RSC); Macbeth (Chester Gateway); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (RNT); As You Like It (RNT); Peter Pan (Nuffield Theatre); Cyrano de Bergerac (Northampton Theatre Royal); Stomp (Yes/No Production); Twelfth Night (RNT); Five Guys Named Moe (Lyrics/West End); In The Midnight Hour (Young Vic); Godspell (Barbican Theatre); The Red Balloon (RNT/Birmingham Rep); Twelfth Night (Theatre Set Up/Sarajevo); Zero Tolerance (Shout/Forum Theatre); The Beggar’s Opera (Bridewell Theatre); Juicy Bits (Lyric Hammersmith); The Tempest (RNT); Hamlet (Chickenshed); Paula’s Story (Chickenshed); The Attraction (Chickenshed) and Aladdin (Oxford Playhouse)

Film credits include:  Three Sheets to the Wind; Playing with Fire; Brooms; Crossover and After a Time.

Television credits include: Birds of a Feather; The Passion; Holby City; Walking With Cavemen; Eastenders; Dalziel and Pascoe; Sitting Pretty; Mysteries of July; Running Time; The DJ Kat Show; Playdays; Zig-Zag: Romans; Number 73 and Good Health.

Mark Newnham — Oxy

Mark trained as an Actor-Musician at Rose Bruford College.

Theatre: Credits include: Dave Davies in Sunny Afternoon (UK Tour); Cookie in Return to the Forbidden Planet (UK Tour); Young John Lennon in Lennon (Royal Court, Liverpool); Steve Marriott in All or Nothing (The Vaults, London); Simple Simon in Jack and the Beanstalk, Les in Bouncers, Craze in A Passionate Woman (Queens Theatre, Hornchurch); Freddy in Up in the Attic (Floods of Ink); William Watson in Horrible Christmas (Birmingham Stage Company) ; Jamie in Last Five Years (Brighton Fringe) ; John Lennon/Hells Angel in Hot Stuff (Oldham Collesium); George in A Real Mans Guide to Sainthood (Milk Presents...); Mischief Maker/Composer in The Curators Daughter (Trailblaze Theatre) ; Jamal in Moon and Genie, Underwater Boy in Scrub a Dub (Half Moon Theatre) ; Sebastian, Trinculo and Boatswain in Tiny Tempest (Mini Mall Theatre Company) ;

Theatre while training: Leo Frank in Parade (Unicorn), Baron Tuzenbach in Three Sisters, Malcolm in Macbeth (Rose Theatre, RBC).

Other Work includes: BBC Radio 6 Music – Voiceover; Cinderella and the Beanstalk (Sleeping Trees, Theatre503) – Music and Lyrics

Matthew Durkan — Razzle

Theatre includes: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Old Vic), Nell Gwynn (Apollo Theatre), Kiki's Delivery Service(Southwark Playhouse), The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe (Sherman Theatre), The History Boys (UK Tour).

Television includes: #HoodDocumentary (BBC).

Molly-Grace Cutler — Sheena

After graduating from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts as an Actor Musician, Molly-Grace is thrilled to be making her professional debut as Sheena.

Adam Langstaff — Bongo

Adam trained at the Oxford School of Drama.

Work in the theatre includes: Grandma Saves the Day! (New Wolsey, Ipswich); Left My Desk (New Diorama); Oxy and the Morons (New Wolsey, Ipswich); The Who’s Tommy (U.K. tour); Roll Over Beethoven (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry); Jackie the Musical (U.K. tour); Beauty and the Beast, The Sword in the Stone, Sinbad, Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, The Snow Queen (New Wolsey, Ipswich); Manon Lescaut (Royal Opera); Hot Stuff (Queens Theatre Hornchurch); Our House (U.K. tour); Gawain and the Green Knight (The Yard, London); The Flying Dutchman (English National Opera); Miss Nightingale (Hippodrome Matcham Theatre & U.K. tour); Emperor and Galilean (National Theatre); Alice in Wonderland (Exquisite Folly, London); Noah's Ark (Mervyn Peake Centenary Festival, Blue Elephant Theatre, London).

Film includes: Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (Baby Cow).

John Hasler — Jonny

John trained with the Sylvia Young Theatre School. John starred as Timon in The Lion King in the first ever tour of the UK and Ireland in 2012 and was delighted to return for a second year in the role, until August 2014.

John’s other theatre credits include The Railway Children (Middle Ground Theatre Company); Tarnished Angel ( Finborough Theatre); Pericles (Ludlow Festival); Brighton Beach Memoirs  (English Theatre); The Cub (Traverse Theatre);  Mirandolina, Forty Years On and Conversations With My Father (The Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough). He has also played Arty in Lost In Yonkers (The Mercury Colchester); the Artful Dodger in Oliver! (Crucible Theatre); Dandini in Cinderella (CityVarieties Leeds); Son of McDuff in Macbeth( RSC Barbican)  and Lampwick in Pinnochio (Arts Theatre).

Television work includes Mighty Hood, Invincible Bismarck,  Casualty, Renford Rejects,  Against All Odds,  Harry’s Mad II,  Doctor At The Top and T-Bag.

On Film he played Stephen in Breakout for The Children's Film Foundation and was in Brazil! directed by Terry Gilliam.

On Radio, John played Will in With A Little Help From My Friends, Masher in Fairly Secret Agent , Stephen in Travelling Light and Auntie Mame, all for BBC Radio. He has
also recorded voices for many popular TV and film animations including Jim Hawkins in Treasure Island, Gargoyle in Mike the Knight, Toot in Toot the Tiny Tug and all the male
characters in CBeebies Get Squiggling. Most recently, he provided the voices of Thomas in Thomas & Friends, James and Arnold in Fireman Sam and Foz in Go Jetters.

As well as the above he has dubbed and recorded ADR on numerous films and television programmes such as Cloud Atlas, Storage 24, Arthur Christmas, High School Musical, Perfume, Gulliver'sTravels, The Tudors, Rome, Silent Witness, Wallander, Second Origin and many more.