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Rogers Douglas Productions in association with Park Theatre presents the World Premiere of
The Still Room
DIANE I ZOE BROUGH
DEAN I JACK COLGRAVE HIRST
JANICE I KATE JAMES
BERNICE I JANE SLAVIN
KEVIN I CHRIS SIMMONS
KAREN I LARNER WALLACE-TAYLOR
ZOE BROUGH
Zoe left Arts Educational Schools last year.
Zoe played Iris in The Nether at the Royal Court & Duke of Yorks Theatre directed by Jeremy Herrin. She was very lucky to be nominated for an Olivier award for Best Supporting actor.
She played Blousey in Bugsy Malone at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith directed by Sean Holmes and Lilly Potter in Harry Potter & The Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre directed by John Tiffany.
Zoe’s first film role was playing opposite Lenny Henry in Porcelain.
JACK COLGRAVE HIRST
Jack graduated from RADA in 2014.
In 2015 he embarked on a year with The Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company in the West End, where he played The Clown in The Winter's Tale for which he received an Ian Charleston nomination and Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet, alongside Derek Jacobi and Judi Dench respectively as well as Harlinquinade, Crying in the Chapel, Troilus and Cressida. He also appeared in the Branagh directed Shakespeare biopic All Is True.
Since his graduation he has appeared in numerous film and television productions including The Window, Temple (Sky), Call the Midwife (BBC), Liar (ITV), the Trials of Jimmy Rose (ITV), The Terror (AMC), Lucky Man (Sky), Alice Through the Looking Glass (Disney) and Polar Bear (Film4).
KATE JAMES
Kate trained at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and the New York Film Academy.
Film credits include: Upon The Edge (2021), Demon Eye (2018), The Espadrillo Fortune (2017).
Television credits include: Molly in Casualty (BBC)
Workshop credits include: Megyn in New play by Michael Wynne (National Theatre)
JANE SLAVIN
Jane has worked extensively in TV, Radio and in Theatres worldwide.
For Hampstead Theatre Jane was in the original production of All Things Considered. In the West End she took the lead in Alan Ayckbourn’s West End production of Communicating Doors. Amongst many other theatre roles across the UK and worldwide she played Juliet in Romeo and Juliet in a world tour culminating in several weeks at the Globe Theatre, Japan.
She has written scripts for Survivors, Ata Girl, and Transference for Big Finish Productions. Her novel, Writing on the Water is published by Transworld, Black Swan. 2019 marked Jane’s directorial debut with her short film #67Times.
For Big Finish Audio she plays companion Anya Kingdom to the Fourth and Tenth doctors, Tom Baker and David Tennant.
Film credits include: Melody’s Her Second Name, #67Times and Real News.
Television credits include: The Interview (C5) Moving On (BBC), Clocking Off (BBC), Coronation St (ITV), Holby City (BBC), Doctors (BBC), Casualty (BBC), Always and Everyone (ITV), The Bill, Ultraviolet (C4), Harley and The Davidsons (DISCOVERY) and many others.
CHRIS SIMMONS
Chris trained at the London Academy of Performing Arts and graduated a gazillion years ago.
Theatre credits include: Joe Orton's What the Butler Saw, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Alan Ayckbourn's Absent Friends and Elchins’ The Telescope.
His most recent theatre credit was playing the iconic Steve Marriott in Carol Harrison's rock and roll musical All or Nothing at The Ambassadors theatre in London's West End.
Film credits include: Ibiza Undead, Undercover Hooligan, The Snarling, Escape from Dunkirk, The Tombs, Trendy and The Last Twitch (due to be released this year).
Television credits include: The Dumping Ground, Casualty, Eastenders, Touching Evil, Eastenders, Doctors, Holby City, Suspects. The Bill and Hollyoaks both as a regular character.
LARNER WALLACE-TAYLOR
Theatre includes How Love Is Spelt (Southwark Playhouse), An Inspector Calls (UK Tour), I Hate Alone (Middle Child Theatre); The Mouth of a Shark (VAULT Festival) and By My Strength (Women and War Festival).
Television includes Casualty (BBC), Doctors (BBC) and Blue Murder (ITV).