ROLAN BELL

ROBERT

Rolan is a Laurence Olivier Award nominated and best villain award-winning actor, classically trained at The Drama Centre, London.
Stage credits include: Earnest in Shebeen (Nottingham Playhouse); King Gerald in Rapunzel (Park Theatre); Delray in Memphis (Shaftesbury Theatre); Britney Spears in We Will Rock You (West End/International Tour); Coalhouse Walker in Ragtime (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Flute in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); the title role of Fela (The National Theatre); Jessie Owens in 1936 by Tom McNab (The Arcola Theatre); Ivan in The Harder They Come (The Barbican/The Playhouse Theatre, West End); Mr Haywood in An African Cargo (Nitro); Morrell/Huskly Miller in Carmen Jones (Royal Festival Hall); Ivan in The Harder They Come (Theatre Royal Stratford East); Scar in The Lion King (Paris); Wayne/Sergeant in The Canterville Ghost (Southwark Playhouse).

TV credits include: Pandora (CW); Our Girl Seasons 2-4 (BBC); Krypton (Syfy); Home Alone (October Films); Scott & Bailey Series 5, Doctors, WPC 56, and Eastenders (all BBC).
Feature Film credits include: Pretty Red Dress (BBC Films); Morbius (Marvel/Colombia Pictures); Goodbye Christopher Robin (Fox Searchlight Pictures).

DANIEL CECH-LUCAS

CHRIS

Daniel Cech-Lucas trained at Central School of Speech & Drama. The Play That Goes Wrong is his West End debut.

Stage credits include: Don’t Be Terrible (The Pleasance/SMP); Sherlock Holmes: The Final Curtain (Bath Theatre Royal); Something Something Lazarus (Broken Cabaret); A Tale of Two Cities (Northampton Theatre Royal); Romeo and Juliet (Permanently Bard); Regeneration (Northampton Theatre Royal).

Screen credits include: feature films Hurricane (dir. David Blair) and Vandalis (dir. Peter Walter); Darren Has A Breakdown (MAWS); What Would Your Kid Do? (ITV).

LUKE DAYHILL

JONATHAN

Luke graduated from The Oxford School of Drama and LAMDA.

Theatre credits include: Sebastian Goodfellow in All Lies (The Old Laundry Theatre); Y in AAAAA (The Lion and Unicorn Theatre); Andrew in Moment of Grace (The Actors Centre); Ryan in Feel More (The Lion and Unicorn Theatre); Liam in Small (Soho Theatre); Tuzenbach in Three Sisters (The North Wall Arts Centre).

Feature Film credits include: Damian in The Art of Love (Philippe Weibel GMBH); Seth in The Group (Final Boss Productions); David in The Parables Retold (Roarlight).

Short Film credits include: Danny in Fractured Minds (Amazon Prime).

Radio credits include: Francis in Osama The Hero (Hats off Studios); Joe in Chapel Street (Hats off Studios); Narrator in The Unbearable Lightness Of Being (Hats off Studios).

LUCY DOYLE

SANDRA

Lucy trained at RADA and is a Carleton Hobbs Award winner.

Stage credits include: Roast Me at Union Theatre (dir. Jordan Turner); A Cold Supper Behind Harrods & The Croft for Original Theatre (dir. Philip Franks); Vienna 1934 – Munich 1938 at Theatre Royal Bath (dir. Vanessa Redgrave).

TV credits include: Smothered (Sky); More Time (Promo Pilot); Bruce (Channel 4).

Film credits include: Daddy’s Head (Stigma Films); Gently (Disney+); Three Weeks (Susan Wokoma); Theodora/Another Turn of the Screw (Sikelia Productions); Dive, The Dinner After & Burn the Witch (BFI, Chicago International Film Festival & NFTS Short).

Audio credits include: Ethel in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (Nintendo); Nadezhda Volkov – Akhmatova: The Heart is Not Made of Stone (NYC Ensemble for the Romantic Century); Renee Dahon in Marais and the Soul of Termite (BBC).

Commercials include: Bayut (Hanzo Films); Swiss Organ Donation (Chocolate Films); Nintendo Switch (Smuggler London).

Lucy was also a BBC Radio Rep Company member and featured in various projects during that time. In 2014 she won the Donmar Warehouse ‘All Female Shakespeare’ award devised by film and theatre director Phyllida Lloyd.
The Play That Goes Wrong marks Lucy’s West End Debut.

Gavin Dunn

TREVOR

Gavin Dunn is a mixed Caribbean-British actor from London and trained at the BRIT School for Performing Arts & Technology in Theatre.

Credits include: The Peripheral (Amazon Prime Video); Unfiltered (Comedy Central); UBUNTU (Stockwell Playhouse); Alchemy (Bridewell Theatre); Chatroom (White Bear Theatre); The Tempest (Brighton Fringe Festival).

Gavin is also a writer and has recently finished working on the BAFTA award winning Big Narstie Show (Channel 4) and short film Rea’s Men starring Josette Simon OBE.

The Play That Goes Wrong will be his West End debut.

IONA FRASER

ANNIE

Iona was most recently Eliza in Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol at the Southbank Centre. She made her West End debut as Alana Beck in Dear Evan Hansen at the Noel Coward Theatre. Before this Iona was part of the company of Rent at the Hope Mill Theatre Manchester, directed by Luke Sheppard.

Iona started working professionally as a performer in 2013 after finishing her BA (Hons) degree in Film Studies.

Other credits include: Deloris in Sister Act the Musical at Shanklin Theatre; Brenda Bloomers in Jack and the Beanstalk; Pinocchio in Pinocchio; Gretel in Hansel and Gretel; Idle Jack in Dick Whittington; Sam in the touring TIE production of BOY.

KEITH RAMSAY

DENNIS

Keith trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Keith created the one man show Eve: All About Her which played at The Gilded Balloon at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022. He was awarded The Stage Edinburgh Award for Acting Excellence for his critically acclaimed performance along with the David Johnson Emerging Talent Award. He was also nominated for the Scottish Theatre Awards and Brighton Fringe Award.

Keith enjoyed tremendous success in the lead role of Rach, in the UK Premiere of Dave Malloy’s Preludes at Southwark Playhouse, which was also later revived as a concert version and live-streamed digitally. This role that saw him nominated for Best Male Performance at The Offies.

Other stage credits include: The Painter in Amour (Charing Cross Theatre); Doug in the world premiere of The Cereal Cafe (The Other Palace); Lieutenant Machan/Private Edwards in Dr Scroggy’s War and Lucius in Julius Caesar (both at the Globe); Arty in Lost in Yonkers (Watford Palace Theatre); Gabriel Sculley in Portia Coughlin (The Old Red Lion); Billy in Billy the Musical (The Union Theatre); Peter Pan in Peter Pan (Qdos/Glasgow SECC).

Television credits include: Matt in Casualty (BBC); Kyle Cleaver in Doctors (BBC); Joe Blake in Shetland (BBC); Stewart McAndrew in several series of New Tricks (BBC); Michael in Little Crackers (Pirate Productions).

Keith is also a recognised cabaret artist at venues including: the Black Cat Cabaret at the Crazy Coqs, Wilton’s Music Hall and the Spiegeltent at London Wonderground.

ROSS VIRGO

MAX

Ross trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and Royal Holloway.

Credits include: The Woman in White (UK Tour, Heady Conduct); The Murdér Express: Part Deux (Funicular Productions); Phantom Peak (The League of Adventure); The Comedy About A Bank Robbery (West End/UK & Ireland Tour); The Case For A Comic Book Ending (ER Productions, Internet Release); The Community (Audio Release/Southwark Playhouse/Lion & Unicorn Theatre); 1918: Foundation (RAF London); Circa (Old Red Lion/Theater de Meervaart).

Ross is incredibly excited to be joining The Play That Goes Wrong team and is so very grateful for the constant support of his friends and family – thanks for keeping me going. You’re brilliant.

He hopes that the reader of this bio has a wonderful time revelling in the chaos of this brilliant show, and that it brings a smile to your face.

Hisham Abdel Razek

UNDERSTUDY

Hisham is due to complete his Acting MFA at The Guildford School of Acting in June 2023. Prior to this, he completed short courses at RADA, LAMDA and Central, and studied Theatre at The American University in Cairo (AUC).

Credits whilst training include: Long John Silver in Treasure Island (GSA); Amir/Sir Christopher/Busker in 13 (GSA); Orestes in Electra (AUC); Estragon in Waiting for Godot (AUC); Richard in Fuddy Meers (AUC); Hanschen Rilow/Locksmith in Spring Awakening (AUC).

The Play That Goes Wrong is Hisham’s professional debut.

Harry Bradley

UNDERSTUDY

Harry is from Kent and trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Stage credits include: Cluedo (UK Tour); Twelfth Night & A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Pop-up Globe, Auckland and Perth); Richard III & The Taming of the Shrew (Pop-up Globe, Auckland); The Burial at Thebes (Embassy Theatre); The Rover (Webber Douglas Studio); The Great Gatsby (Lakeside Arts Theatre and Edinburgh Fringe).

Harry recently appeared in the BIFA nominated and BAFTA longlisted short film, A Fox in the Night.

Harry is elated to be working with Mischief and making his West End debut. He would like to thank his whole family for their continued support and love – especially his Mum and Sister.

Elliot Goodhill

UNDERSTUDY

Elliot trained at Mountview.

Theatre credits include: Macbeth (Mountview); Shakespeare in Love (Mountview); Start (Mountview); Much Ado About Nothing (Folksy Theatre); The Play With Speeches (Brockley Jack Theatre); The Gunpowder Plot (Tower Vaults).

This is Elliot’s West End debut!

Rosie Meek

UNDERSTUDY

Rosie graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in 2022 where she trained in Musical Theatre.

Credits whilst training include: Anne Pornick in Half a Sixpence; Beth Spencer in Merrily We Roll Along; Trinity Laban Ensemble in Camelot in Concert at The London Palladium; Chris Hargensen in Carrie The Musical.

The Play That Goes Wrong will mark Rosie’s professional and West End debut and she couldn’t be more thrilled!

TOMMI VICKY

UNDERSTUDY

Tommi graduated from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2022.

Stage credits include: Frubes, Crème Eggs and Massive Sl*gs (Live Theatre).

Commercials include: Autotrader.

This is Tommi’s West End debut. Tommi would love to thank her family and friends for the constant support.