TOMISIN AJANI

TREVOR

Tomisin Ajani is a Nigerian-British actor from London who trained at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
His credits include Netflix’s THE WITCHER: BLOOD ORIGIN, a prequel to the main series, as well as MASTERS OF THE AIR, an upcoming war drama produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg for Apple TV.

THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG will be his professional stage debut.

JAOUHAR BEN AYED

DENNIS

Training: EAST 15 Acting School

Theatre: THE KITE RUNNER (UK TOUR), MOORMAID (The Arcola Theatre) PIRATES OF SALE (National Theatre R&D) JUICE STRAWS ARE BLEAK (Edinburgh Fringe Festival)

Television: NO MAN’S LAND (HULU/STARZPLAY/HBO), MARRIAGE (BBC One)
Roles whilst training: THE SECRET HISTORY (Corbett Theatre),WINTER’S TALE (STYX sight specific) SAME OLD SONG AND DANCE (Corbett Theatre)

Other credits: DOCTOR WHO (Big Finish, BBC Radio) Miriam and Youssef (BBC Radio) FINAL FANTASY XIV: ENDWALKER (Square Enix)

Jo is thrilled to be joining the new cast of “The Play That Goes Wrong”. He would like to thank his Mother and Father for supporting him to get to where he is today.

ASHH BLACKWOOD

ANNIE

Ashh trained at The Guildford School of Acting (BA Acting) and The BRIT School in Musical Theatre.

Credits include: Evillene in THE WIZ (Hope Mill Theatre); HORRIBLE HISTORIES – TERRIBLE THAMES (Birmingham Stage Company) Ira in WITCHES STEEPED IN GOLD by Ciannon Smart (RNIB & Bonnier Books), The BRIT Awards (ITV); Friday Night is Music Night (BBC Radio 2). TURN UP LONDON (Cadogan Hall), Cindy in LUNA GALE (Grad Fringe Festival), Abigail in PIANO/FORTE (Tales Retold), CATFISH: THE MUSICAL (Willy Mukendi & Joseph Purdue)

Commercial Campaigns include; Gumtree, TSB, The National Lottery, Three and Highways England.

Ashh is also an award winning Spoken Word artist and has been writing poetry since 2018. Her 3 part spoken word series Four Walls will be out on all music platforms later in the year.

SCOTT HUNTER

MAX

Scott recently made their West End debut with Mischief Theatre, playing the role of Mel in Magic Goes Wrong.

Scott also starred as Stu in the European Premiere of Yank! The Musical at both the Hope Mill Theatre, and the Charing Cross Theatre. For their performance they won Best Newcomer at the Manchester Theatre Awards.

Other credits include; Blaine Tuttle in the European Premiere of Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical; Graham in Murder At the Gates (The Palace Theatre) and Frank in Maxa (Wilton’s Music Hall).

OLIVER MOTT

JONATHAN

Oliver trained at Rose Bruford and was a Spotlight Prize Nominee in 2010.

His theatre credits include Milked at the Soho Theatre, Almost Near at the Finborough Theatre. He has worked for the BBC on EastEnders and on Doctors.
Oliver performed in last year’s summer season at Theatre By The Lake, Keswick. He appeared in Rails, Single Spies, Sense and Sensibility, and Crooked Dances at the RSC.

He recently completed filming one of the leading roles in the feature film Rubicon in Canada.

MIKHAIL SEN

CHRIS

Stage Credits include:
Helenus in TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (Royal Shakespeare Company), Patrick in HELL YES I’M TOUGH ENOUGH (Park Theatre), Sam in FINISH THIS (English National Opera), Shankar in TAJ EXPRESS (Sadlers Wells, Peacock Theatre London & US Tour), Lt. Indra Lal Roy in FOUNDATION:1918 (Front Of House Theatre Company), Adil in FOUR PLAY (Eventful, Muscat Oman), Deepak in 9 JAKHOO HILL (Playpen Theatre Group), Kamaal in FLYPAPER TRAP (Rage Theatre in association with the The Royal Court UK), Orpheus in LEGEND OF LOVERS (Theatre Group)

Whilst training:
Demetrius in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Drama Centre London), Joe Bonaparte in GOLDEN BOY (Drama Centre, London), Marlow in SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER (Drama Centre, London), Lopakhin in THE CHERRY ORCHARD (The Boris Schukin/Vakhtangov Institute, Moscow) and Itys/Soldier/Chorus in THE LOVE OF THE NIGHTINGALE (Drama Centre, London)

Film Credits include:
Boy in MANGO SOUFFLE (Lotus Pictures) and Helenus in TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (RSC).

Television Credits include:
Mickon in HOUSE OF DRAGON (HBO), Nimish in GOOD KARMA HOSPITAL (Tiger Aspect/ITV) and Amit Chatterji in A SUITABLE BOY (BBC)

TENDAI HUMPHREY SITIMA

ROBERT

Tendai trained at RADA.

Theatre Credits Include: MALINDADZIMU (Hampstead Theatre), IMMERSIVE GREAT GATSBY (Guild of Misrule & Hartshorn Hook), THE TALES OF BEATRIX POTTER (Gobbledigook), NEVERLAND (Guild of Misrule), TITUS ANDRONICUS (Time Zone Theatre) OUT OF THE FRAME and FRAME NARRATIVE (Project Oeuvre) and NOT WHAT I AM (Dogs of War Theatre.)

TV Credits Include: DOGHOUSE (MADE Television Network & Mr. Left Productions)

Tendai is also an exceptional singer, multi-instrumentalist and experienced composer.

ANYA DE VILLIERS

SANDRA

Anya is a recent graduate of The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

She recently appeared in an actor musician production of ‘The Prince and the Pauper’ (Trinity Theatre).

Roles while training include Boudica in ‘Boudica’, Lady Macbeth in ‘Macbeth’ and Cora Hoover Hooper in ‘Anyone Can Whistle’.

ROISIN FAHEY

UNDERSTUDY

Roisin is excited to be making her west end debut in The Play That Goes Wrong.

Since graduating from ARLA South drama school in 2018, Roisin has worked on several theatre, TV and radio productions, including a one-woman play performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Credits include; Titania (Midsummer Night’s Dream), Louise (The Man Will Kill Us All) and Roxy (Roxy Likes Cats).

CHARLIE RICHARDS

UNDERSTUDY

Training – East 15 Acting School

Since graduating Charlie has worked in both stage and screen. His recent credits include Four Score Years And Ten (Theatre Royal Winchester) and Say Your Prayers (Feature Film).

He is delighted to be making his West End debut with Mischief Theatre in The Play That Goes Wrong.

STUART VINCENT

UNDERSTUDY

Stuart graduated from Arts Ed London School of Acting.

Theatre credits include; THE KITE RUNNER (TOUR) ROMEO AND JULIET (Orange Tree Theatre); A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM; MARY SHELLEY’S FRANKENSTEIN; MACBETH (Butterfly Theatre Company); PLAY ON! SHAKEPEARE (Butterfly Theatre/London Symphony Orchestra); DANCE CLASS (Vienna English Theatre) and UNDERCOVER (Stack 10 Theatre).

Film credits includes;WHEN THE SCREAMING STARTS; THE COMPENDIUM OF SHITTY MEN; GOOD LUCK (CineCore Motion Pictures); DANCING WITH THE DEVIL; BODY SHOP (Palikuku Films); WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN (Stack 10) and HERO (Silver Koi).

EMILY WATERS

UNDERSTUDY

Training: The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Theatre credits include: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Guildford Shakespeare Company), The Gruffalo (Tall Stories, UK Tour), The Wind in the Willows (Calf2Cow, UK Tour), Macbeth and Much Ado About Nothing (The Three Inch Fools, UK Tour). Whilst training Emily performed as Florinda in The Rover and as part of the Chorus in The Burial at Thebes.

Over lockdown Emily took to Zoom to appear in (very serious) improvisational murder mysteries with The Whodunnit, performing the roles of May de Vale, Candice le Clare and Dorabella Flicksworth to audiences around the world.

TV credits include: A Confession (ITV)

This is Emily’s West End debut.

JACK WHITTLE

UNDERSTUDY

Jack graduated from The Guildford School of Acting in 2017 with First Class honours. After graduation, he joined the West End company of Mischief Theatre’s The Comedy About A Bank Robbery playing the leading role of Sam Monaghan.

Upon leaving Bank Robbery in 2019, he joined the first ever UK Tour of Laura Wade’s Posh playing Harry Villiers. 

The start of 2020 saw Jack briefly return to The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, this time playing Mitch Ruscitti. 

Jack is thrilled to be back in the West End, reunited with Mischief Theatre and performing in this historic theatre – and, as always, he would like to thank his Mum, Dad and sister for all their love and support.

Other theatre includes: The Stephen Sondheim Student Performer Of The Year (2017 Finalist – Noel Coward Theatre); No Bird (rehearsed reading – Arcola Theatre); Unbelievable (Workshop).

Film includes: Gold (2018).