Cassidy can be seen in Holby City on October 4th playing the role of Jay in episode “Snakes & Ladders”.
A physical fit guy who has a serious motorcycle accident, leaving him with life threatening seizures.
Cassidy is also presenting The Little Film Show on Forces TV and also acting as the Military adviser for The Park Theatre’s The Trial of Jane Fonda.
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Robin will be performing in the London premiere of Storm by August Strindberg at the Jermyn Street Theatre from November 1st to November 26th.
A man seeks peace and refuge in a remote house, when the woman he once loved walks back into his life. As old passions and angers rise again, the two seek some form of reconciliation and forgiveness, but is it possible after so much has passed between them, or will the storm break again?
Performed together for the first time in this country, The Stronger and Storm, are a testament to the power of Strindberg’s writing.
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Jenny will be playing the role of Miss Wilson in the production of The Girls at the Phoenix Theatre London running from February 2017.
The Girls is the real life story of a Women’s Institute group who decide to fundraise for a local hospital by posing for a raunchy-but-tasteful nude calendar. Inadvertently, the group become media sensations, and are soon hounded for their story. A heart-warming story that follows the close friendships in the group, as well as the strained personal lives, The Girls is sure to be a British hit.
Penned by world-famous composer and musician Barlow, The Girls features lyrics and a book by the film’s original screenwriter Tim Firth.
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Matthew will be playing the role of Ivan in the production of The Acedian Pirates at Theatre503 rehearsing from October 3rd then playing 26th of October to the 19th of November 2016.
‘ACEDIA’
Noun, from Greek akedia, apathetic listlessness, a moral failing.
Jacob doesn’t know why he’s here. He’s been at war for 6 years, but nobody will tell him why. The Moon is upstairs and he wants so desperately to talk to her, but they just won’t let him. Will she be his salvation? The Acedian Pirates challenges our understanding of mythology, and forces us to ask vital questions about military occupation.
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Katia is playing the role of a very glamorous Ex girlfriend, we can’t say anymore as her role is pivotal to a certain one of Bridget’s boyfriends. You have to see the film to find out who!
After breaking up with Mark Darcy, Bridget Jones’s “happily ever after” hasn’t quite gone according to plan. Now in her forties and single again, she decides to focus on her career as a news producer and surrounds herself with her friends, old and new. For once, Bridget has everything under control. Then, her love life takes a turn and she meets a dashing American named Jack Qwant, who is everything that Mark Darcy is not. In an unlikely twist, Bridget finds herself pregnant, but with one hitch: she can only be fifty percent sure of who the baby’s father is.
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Cassidy hosts The Little Film Show on Forces TV, their first ever film review/chat show.
Host Cassidy Little takes a look at all the best new releases, and chatting with the stars and the people behind the camera too.
Cassidy is a natural and enthusiastic presenter, with a real interest in the topic and the people he is interviewing.
Move over Barry Norman & Jonathan Ross!
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Stefanie is currently in rehearsals for a major new production of 84 Charing Cross Road at Cambridge Arts Theatre running from September 2nd. Stefanie Powers plays Helene Hanff opposite renowned actor Clive Francis.
A tender and heart-warming tale of transatlantic friendship, this bittersweet comedy is based on the extraordinary true story of the remarkable relationship that developed over 20 years between a vivacious New York writer and a London bookseller. Through their exchange of humorous and often intimate correspondence a snapshot of Britain from the post-war 1940’s to the swinging 60’s is revealed, alongside a touching human story that still resonates today.
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Jamie will be playing the roles of Boyet and Friar Francis is Love Labour’s Lost & Love Labour’s Won.
Shakespeare’s great romantic comedies, Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing were first paired to great acclaim at Stratford-upon-Avon in 2014. This innovative doubling is now presented at Chichester in collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Matching events, characters and themes suggest that these razor-sharp romances belong together. In Love’s Labour’s Lost two sparring lovers, Berowne and Rosaline, are separated; at the start of Much Ado About Nothing (or Love’s Labour’s Won), two sparring lovers meet again after a long absence and continue to quarrel, until they are tricked into acknowledging their love.
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Cary will be performing the lead role of Tony Wendice in the production of Dial M for Murder at the Frinton Summer Theatre from the 12th- 16th July.
This masterful story of suspense and treachery was made into a celebrated film by Hitchcock and never fails to thrill on the stage. Tony Wendice has married his wife, Margot, for her money and now plans to do away with her for the same reason. He arranges the perfect murder, blackmailing a criminal he used to know into strangling her whilst organising an unshakeable alibi. Nothing can go wrong. Can it?
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Freddy will be performing in The Daily Plays 4 on the 19th June at 4pm and 8pm at The Pleasance, London.
Etch, Squint and Pleasance present The Daily Plays. Six new short plays from six of Britain’s most exciting theatre writers, all written in rapid response to this week’s political news.
SIX writers.
SIX newspapers.
SIX new short plays.
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