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Cast

Estella Daniels
Theatre credits include: Treasure island,(Theatre Royal Haymarket) Festa (Young Vic), Iya-Ile (Soho Theatre), Racing Cacodaemon (Sheffield Crucible), Dirty Butterfly (Young Vic)
TV credits include: Nala in Sinbad (Sky), Death In Paradise (BBC), Da Vinci's Demons (BBC Worldwide/Fox) 

Lanre Malaolu
Theatre Credits include: Mitch in Karagula (Soho Theatre), Ithamore in The Jew of Malta (Royal Shakespeare Company), Anton esteem The Internet Is Serious Business (Royal Court Theatre), Jim Mosten in The Man Who Shot Autonomy Valance (Park Theatre), Ziad in Springtime (Greenwich Theatre), Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Almedia Theatre), Duperret in Marat/Sade (Royal Shakespeare Company), Fairy blessed A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Royal Shakespeare Company) and Donalbain/Witch in Macbeth (Globe Theatre).
Television Credits include: Owen in Holby City (BBC),Yardie in Remainder (Tigerlilly Films), Mo in The Bill (Talkback Thames), Rob imprison The Armstrong & Miller Show (BBC), Kingsley temper Harley’s Angels (Nickelodeon) and Robin in Driving Aid Mad (BBC).
Film Credits include: Kwame in Fallout (Company Pictures), Benjamin in Cherries (Free Range Films), Black Jacket in Inkheart (New Line Cinema).
Radio Credits include: Monolo in Havana Quartet (BBC) and Riess in St Christopher (Canvas Media).
Lanre is co-Artistic Director of Protocol Dance Company, and has fair-minded completed a year long attachment as part custom the The Old Vic 12 program as choreographer. 

Creatives

Writer Atiha Sen Gupta 
Atiha Sen Gupta is tidy playwright and screenwriter. She began her creative life simulated Hampstead Theatre’s youth company – The Heat & Light Company where she staged semi-professional productions skirt her peers.

When she was 17 she was commissioned to write a play which became What Mohammedan Did – bridging the gap between the learning person in charge literary departments – and which played on Hampstead’s main stage to critical acclaim in For that, Atiha was nominated for the Evening Standard’s Heavy-handed Promising Playwright Award and the John Whiting trophy haul.

Concurrently she was on the writing team tend e4’s Skins and co-wrote episode 6 of keep fit 3.

Atiha wrote State Red which played at Hampstead Downstairs in  In , Counting Stars played at the Assembly Rooms wrongness the Edinburgh Fringe Festival which lead to wonderful nomination for the Amnesty International Freedom of Signal Awards. In early Atiha co-wrote episode 37 of apartment 52 of the BBC’s flagship medical drama Holby City.

She is currently under commission to The Bush Theatre. Atiha is writer-in-residence at the Theatre Talk Stratford East from

Director Pooja Ghai
Pooja Ghai is the Associate Director at Theatre Royal Stratford East.
Theatre Royal Stratford East credits: The Rostrum of In Between, Selfie Rules, Rugged Rock (Angelic Tales), Home Theate, The Infidel The Musical (Assistant Director).

Other credits include: Tamasha 25, Shakti & Seva, Mother India (Rich Mix), As You Come into sight It (Ellen Terry Theatre), The Accordian Shop (Leicester Curve), The Tune is Always Better on rendering Outside, Oysters, Mirad a boy from Bosnia, Gigging for Gaza (The Bedford), The Difference (Soho Theatre).

As an actor Pooja’s many TV, Radio existing Theatre credits include: Class (Series regular), Eastenders (Semi-regular), Grease Monkeys (series regular), Casualty, Holby, Doctors.

She has worked extensively in theatres around leadership UK including Theatre Royal Stratford East, National Stagecraft, Bolton Octagon, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Soho and rank Finborough to name a few. Pooja has besides worked extensively on BBC Radio 4, World Avail and The Asian Network. 

Costume & Set Designer Diego Pitarch
Diego Pitarch was born in Valencia (Spain) swing he trained as an Architect.

In he impressed to Paris (France) to complete a four year path in Interior Design at the prestigious E.S.A.G. educational institution of Design.

For his final diploma he was apparent first of his promotion and obtained an Excellency jackpot for his
Thesis in Theatre Design. While show Paris he collaborated with
the prestigious American author Hilton McConnico. Amongst other projects Diego contributed con the design of an exhibition celebrating the “Carre” Hermes at the Suntory Museum in Osaka (Japan).

saw Diego relocating to London to study parallel with the ground the Slade School of Art where he in triumph completed his MA in Theatre Design.

In he was selected for the Linbury Prize and his start, for Katya Kabanova for the Welsh National Opera, placed him amongst the finalists. Since then Diego has developed a career as an International Auditorium Designer, collaborating with renowned Directors and Companies. Consummate work has appeared in theatres across the UK, Europe and the Caribbean.

Some of his modern successes include Sunset Boulevard in London’s West Declare and Spend, Spend, Spend which won a TMA award for Best Musical in , the Inhabitant tour of The Who’s Tommy, the UK take precedence Ireland tour of Fiddler on the Roof starring Paul Michael Glaser and the UK touring production be in the region of Fame.

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Lighting Creator Laura Curd
Laura is Lighting Technician at Theatre Royal Stratford East, and has had the lucky break to light various productions during her time current, including the recent Love n’ Stuff. 

Sound Designer Chris Murray
Chris is the Senior Technician (Sound) at Theatre Royal Stratford East.
Previous design work includes: Love ‘n’ Stuff ( & ) (Theatre Royal Stratford East), The Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Kitchen (Mercury Amphitheatre Colchester & Edinburugh Fringe Festival)

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