CAST & CReative

Russell Tovey

Russell Tovey

Joe

Russell Tovey returns to the role of Joe, which he originated at the Donmar Warehouse. He previously appeared in the Donmar production of Constellations (Vaudeville Theatre).

His other theatre credits include Pinter at the Pinter (Harold Pinter Theatre), Angels in America (National Theatre), A View from the Bridge (Lyceum Theatre), The Pass, A Miracle, Plasticine (Royal Court Theatre), Sex with a Stranger (Trafalgar Studios), The Sea (Theatre Royal Haymarket), A Respectable Wedding (Young Vic), The History Boys (National Theatre, Broadhurst Theatre, New York), Tintin (Barbican), The Laramie Project (Sound Theatre), His Dark Materials, His Girl Friday, Henry V, Howard Katz (National Theatre), and The Recruiting Officer, and Troy (Chichester Festival Theatre).

His television credits include The War Between the Land and the Sea, Feud: Capote vs The Swans, Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles Menezes, Juice, The Fortress, American Horror Story, Starstruck, The Sister, Flesh and Blood, Years & Years, Freedom Fighters, Legends of Tomorrow, The Flash, Quantico, Rebekah, The Night Manager, Banished, Looking, Talking to the Dead, What Remains, The Job Lot, Walking The Dogs, Coming Up, Sherlock, Him and Her, Being Human, The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Nargaret, Little Dorrit, Mutual Friends, Ashes to Ashes, Doctor Who, Annually Retentive, Gavin & Stacey, My Family and Other Animals, Messiah: The Harrowing, Servants, Ultimate Force, NCS, Suffocation, Hope & Glory, Anchor Me, Lily & The Learning Seed, Mud, and Sort It;

His film credits include Plainclothes, Love Again, Allelujah, White Widow, The Good Liar, Hippopotamus, Mindhorn, The Lady in the Van, The Pass, Pride, The Muppets, Blackwood, Effie Gray, Tower Block, Grabbers, Pirates, Huge, The History Boys and The Emperor’s New Clothes. He has written and will star in the upcoming short film Wild Bird about Alexander McQueen.

Chloë Moss

Writer

Chloë Moss plays include This Wide Night (Clean Break, Soho Theatre, Peter Jay Sharp Theatre – winner of Susan Smith Blackburn prize), Run Sister Run (Arcola Theatre, Paines Plough, Soho Theatre, Sheffield Theatres), The Gatekeeper (Royal Exchange Theatre), The Way Home (Liverpool Everyman), and Christmas is Miles Away (Bush Theatre and Connelly Theatre). Her television credits include Six Wives, Dickensian, New Tricks, Prisoner’s Wives, and Care Switch (co-written with Tim Price). She is currently writing on a new drama series about Marie Antoinette for Canal Plus – as well as developing an original drama for C4 and writing plays for Headlong Theatre and the Royal Court Theatre.

Felix Barrett

Director

Felix Barrett is the founder and artistic director of Punchdrunk, where he has conceived, directed and designed all the company’s site-sympathetic shows, including Viola’s Room (also The Shed), Sleep No More Seoul, The Burnt City, Sleep No More Shanghai, The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable, Sleep No More New York, The Crash Of The Elysium, The Duchess Of Malfi, It Felt Like A Kiss, The Masque Of The Red Death, Faust, and The Firebird Ball. He most recently directed Lander23, a live-action video game currently playing at Punchdrunk’s home in Woolwich.  Other stage credits include Paranormal Activity (Ambassador’s Theatre, Leeds Playhouse, US tour and Broadway), Luna, Luna (The Shed) and as creative director on Shakira’s The Sun Comes Out global tour, and Mumford & Son’s Delta tour. His television credits include The Third Day.