The Game

John Branwell

Television

2010, Television, Bob Cook, Doctors, BBC, Paul Gibson

2009, Television, Lord Mayor, The Forgotten Fallen, Hardy Pictures/BBC, Justin Hardy

2009, Television, Mark, Coronation Street, ITV, Pip Banyard

2008, Television, Portly Man, The Site, BBC Television, Tristram Shapeero

2007, Television, Roy Masson, Doctors, BBC Television, Todd Carty

2006, Television, Michael Starkey, The Innocence Project, Tightrope, Bill Anderson

2006, Television, DCI Bailey, Who Stole The World Cup?, Mint Productions, Stephen Finnigan

2003, Television, DI Keysell, Emmerdale, Yorkshire Television, Duncan Foster/Various Directors

2003, Television, Jack, Foyle's War, Greenlit Productions, Jeremy Silberston

2003, Television, Ansell, Eastenders, BBC Television, Jamie Annett

2003, Television, Harry, Crouch, BBC Television, Nick Wood

2002, Television, Mick May, Midsomer Murders: Death and Dreams, Bentley Productions, Peter Smith

2001, Television, Luby, Always and Everyone, Granada Television, David Tucker

2000, Television, Les Maynard, Holby City, BBC Television, Stephen Garwood

1999, Television, John Bridges, The Cops, World Productions, Harry Bradbeer

1998, Television, Eric Price, City Central, BBC Television

Stage

2010, Stage, Bert Challenor, Comedians, Bolton Octagon, David Thacker

2009, Stage, Sergeant Towers, See How They Run, Manchester Royal Exchange, Sarah Frankcom

2008, Stage, Gerald, Woman In Mind, StephenJosephTheatre, Alan Ayckbourn

2008, Stage, Carter, The Sea, Haymarket Theatre Royal, Jonathan Kent

2007, Stage, Mal, If I Were You, Stephen Joseph Theatre/Tour, Alan Ayckbourn

2006, Stage, Narrator, Mr A's Amazing Plays, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Alan Ayckbourn

2006, Stage, Henry Hobson, Hobson's Choice, Watermill, Newbury, Tim Sheader

2004, Stage, Teddy, House and Garden, Salisbury Playhouse, Tim Luscombe

2003, Stage, Keith, Way Upstream, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Alan Ayckbourn

2003, Stage, Lol, The Safari Party, New End Hampstead, Alan Ayckbourn

2002, Stage, Alderman Fitzwarren, Dick Whittington, Derby Playhouse, Mark Clements

2002, Stage, Brabantio, Othello, Manchester Royal Exchange, Braham Murray

2002, Stage, Lol, The Safari Party, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Alan Ayckbourn

2001, Stage, Creon, Oedipus, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2001, Stage, Judge Walter, The Cracked Pot, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2001, Stage, Baptista, The Taming of the Shrew, Royal Exchange Theatre, Helena Kaut-Howson

2000, Stage, Deputy Governor Danforth, The Crucible, Leicester Haymarket Theatre, Paul Kerryson

2000, Stage, Henry Ormonroyd, When We Are Married, Leicester Haymarket Theatre, Paul Kerryson

2000, Stage, Achille Blond/Sgt. Lugg, The Magistrate, Royal Exchange Theatre, Greg Hersov

1999, Stage, Lester Trainsmith, Comic Potential, Lyric Theatre, Alan Ayckbourn

1998, Stage, Grant, Perfect Pitch, Stephen Joseph Theatre, John Godber

1998, Stage, Joe, Haunting Julia, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Alan Ayckbourn

Film

2010, Feature Film, West is West, West is West Productions, Andy de Emmony

Radio

2001, Radio, Martin, Lila, BBC Radio 4, Melanie Harris

2001, Radio, D. Silva, The Leeds Utd Play, BBC Radio 5, Pauline Harris

2001, Radio, Stan, The Blackpool Detective, BBC Radio 4, Pauline Harris

1999, Radio, Forsyth, I See The Moon, BBC Radio 4, Melanie Harris

1998, Radio, Peddler, Joseph Andrews, BBC Radio 4, Michael Fox

Liz Carney

2009, Stage, Adele, Shakers, Hull Truck Theatre Company, John Godber

2009, Stage, Edith, Blithe Spirit, Oldham Coliseum, Robin Herford

2008, Stage, Mandy Wild, Studs, Hull Truck Theatre, Nick Lane

2006, Stage, Teena Satin, Satin n Steel, Hull Truck Theatre Company, Gareth Tudor Price

2005, Stage, Various roles, Shakespeare Revue, Shakespeare Productions, Alan Freestone

2005, Stage, Miss Casewell, The Mousetrap, West End, Peter Byrne

2004, Stage, Ensemble u/s Charlie, Rosalind and Ivy, We Happy Few, Gielgud Theatre, Trevor Nunn

2003, Stage, Ellen, Go & Play Up Your Own End, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, John Greenwood

2002, Stage, Angela, Up On The Roof, Harrogate Theatre, Rob Swain

2002, Stage, Zoe, Departures, Hull Truck Theatre Company, John Godber

2001, Stage, Mum, Big Trouble In The Little Bedroom, Hull Truck Theatre Company, John Godber

2001, Stage, Kerry Shields, Thick As A Brick, Hull Truck Theatre Company, John Godber

2000, Stage, Liz, Happy Jack, Eye Theatre, Tom Scott

1999, Stage, Alice, Alice In Wonderland, Trinity Arts Theatre Company, Helena Uren

1999, Stage, Rita, Billy Liar, Stage Truck, Roy Pemberton

1998, Stage, Puck, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Webber Douglas Academy, Richard Frost

1998, Stage, Mary Mooney, Once A Catholic, Webber Douglas Academy, David Warwick

1998, Stage, Hodel, Fiddler On The Roof, Webber Douglas Academy, Kim Grant

Television

2009, Television, Undercover 'plant', Eyewitness, BBC Television, Peter Leonard

2008, Television, Yvonne Hopkirk, The Royal, Yorkshire TV, Tim Dowd

2008, Television, Family Liaison Officer, Emmerdale, Yorkshire TV, Tony Prescott

2003, Television, Tracy, Clitheroe, Salt Pictures, Daniel Roberts

2001, Television, Girl In Audience, Trisha (COI Bitesize Courses Sponsership), ITV, Paul Blake

2000, Television, Susan, Crimewatch, BBC Television, James Strong

1999, Television, Julie, Grange Hill, BBC Television, Geoff Feld

Jo Gerard

Television, Prison Officer, Emmerdale, Yorkshire Television, Adrian Bean

Stage, Narrator/Multiple, Tea With Mrs Pankhurst, New Strides Theatre Co., Ruth Urquart

Television, Penny Lovell, The Royal Today, Yorkshire Television, Chris Jury

Corporate, Mum, Clarks Shoes - Comfy Casuals, Michael Syers

Television, Nichola, The Chase, BBC, Juliet May

Television, Nurse Holt, Emmerdale, Yorkshire Television, Alan Wareing

Television, Victim, Crimewatch, BBC, Sarah Sarkhel

Television, Moira, Eastenders Special, BBC, Paul Annett

Catherine Kinsella

Nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role - "Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis" Manchester Evening News Awards 2009 Nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role - "Merchant of Venice" Manchester Evening News Awards 2008

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Stage

2010, Stage, Catherine, THE MEMORY OF WATER, Oldham Coliseum, Kevin Shaw

2010, Stage, Marhgerita, LOW PAY? DON'T PAY!, Salisbury Playhouse, Paul Hunter

2010, Stage, Sophie and Zoe, TURNING POINTS, M6 Theatre Company, Gwenda Hughes

2009, Stage, Bev, ON THE PISTE, Coliseum Theatre, Oldham, Kevin Shaw

2009, Stage, Katy, Dancing to the Sound of Crunching Snails, Balancing Act / 24:7 Theatre Festival, Joyce Branagh

2009, Stage, Brenda Marie, MARTHA, JOSIE AND THE CHINESE ELVIS, Coliseum Theatre, Oldham, Kevin Shaw

2009, Stage, Alice/Michelli, THE MAID OF BUTTERMERE, Theatre By The Lake, Ian Forrest and Stefan Escreet

2008, Stage, Jessica, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, Octagon Theatre, Bolton, Mark Babych

2008, Stage, Emily & Lizzie, THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, Big Wooden Horse Theatre Company, Ed Burnside

2008, Stage, Abigail, THE CRUCIBLE, Octagon Theatre, Bolton, Mark Babych

2007, Stage, Brooke, NOISES OFF, Oldham Coliseum and Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke, Gwenda Hughes

2007, Stage, Ariel, THE TEMPEST, Northern Broadsides (Tour of China), Barrie Rutter

2007, Stage, Ella, HOME FIRES, The Dukes Playhouse Ltd, Ian Hastings

2006, Stage, Sally, CLEO, CAMPING, EMMANUELLE AND DICK, Octagon Theatre, Bolton, Paul Hunter

2006, Stage, Catherine, A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, Octagon Theatre, Bolton, Mark Babych

2005, Stage, Maria, School For Scandal, Northern Broadsides (National Tour), Barrie Rutter

2004, Stage, Annette, The Bells, Northern Broadsides, (National Tour), Conrad Nelson

2003, Stage, Garnet, Double Act, Polka Theatre (National Tour), Vicky Ireland

2002, Stage, Witch/Fleance, Macbeth, Northern Broadsides (National Tour), Barrie Rutter

Television

2008, Television, Care Assistant, WATERLOO ROAD, Shed Productions (WR) Ltd, Tim Hopewell

2008, Television, Restaurant Employee, BOY MEETS GIRL, ITV Productions Granada, Alrick Riley

2005, Television, Jenny Clarke, The Royal, Yorkshire Television, Tim Dowd

2004, Television, Lianne McMillan, Holby City, BBC Television, David Jackson

2003, Television, Natalie Byers, Doctors, BBC Television, Neil Adams

Jos Vantyler

2010, Stage, The Singer, Victorian Fancies, National Theatre, Anthony Banks

2010, Stage, Tom Sawyer/Buck, HUCK, National Tour, John Terry

2009, Stage, Tom, Writer and Man, Tennessee Williams Season, Hampstead New End Theatre and Hackney Empire, Ninon Jerome

2009, Stage, Pietro, Swimming At The Ritz, Congress Theare and New Vic , David Giles

2009, Stage, Billy, The Real Thing, Hanna Berrigan

2008, Stage, Jeremy, Prophecy, Hampstead New End Theatre, Ninon Jerome

2008, Stage, Character Man (29 Roles), Underfoot In Show Business, Devonshire Park Theare and New Vic, David Giles

2008, Stage, Lord Fancourt Babberley, Charly's Aunt, New Wimbledon Theatre, Brian Hands

2007, Stage, Arden, Arden of Faversham, New York Classic Revival Series, Anthony Minghella / Max Damere

2007, Stage, King Phillip of France, The Lion In Winter, Fairbanks Theatre NY, Don Morrelli

2006, Stage, Chris, All My Sons, The Crucible Theatre, Jon Cassy

2006, Stage, Simon Bliss, Hayfever, Playhouse CA, Diane Keen

2006, Stage, Mercutio, Romeo And Juliet, Lincoln Centre NY, Robert Watson

2006, Stage, Algernon, The Importance of Being Earnest, Comedy Theatre, Diane Keen

2006, Stage, Anselmus, The Second Maidens Tragedy, Hackney Empire , Amanda Cooper

2005, Stage, Rodolfo, A View From The Bridge, New York Tower Productions, Paul Bush

2005, Stage, Byron, Bloody Poetry, Blue Eyes, Amanda Cooper

2005, Stage, Oswald, Ghosts, Lincoln Centre NY, Max Damere

Television

2005, Television, Tyrone, Here and Now, CBS, Hidi Bresburne

2005, Television, Prince of Denmark, Knight Spell, Fairmont, Jennifer Andrews

2005, Television, Peter O'Reilly - 2004 & 2005, The Name of God, Fairmont, Heddy Lanson

2004, Television, Mack, Back To Broadway, ABC Television, Dick Clark

2004, Television, Various Roles, Live From Radio City, ABC Television, Dick Clark

Musical

2004, Musical, Tom, A Chorus Line, New Century NY, Selma Hatton

2003, Musical, Billy Lawlor, 42nd Street, Hilton Theater, Mark Bramble

Roy North

2008, Stage, Witchell, Honeymoon Suite, Hull Truck Productions, Gareth Tudor Price

2008, Stage, Montague, Romeo And Juliet, Northern Broadsides, Barrrie Rutter

2007, Stage, Albert, Ballroom Cougars, Live Theatre, Steve Gilroy

2006, Stage, Rev. Lumb, The Man With Two Gaffers, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2006, Stage, War Of The Roses, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2004, Stage, Confessions Of A City Supporter, Hull Truck, Gareth Tudor Price

2003, Stage, Canterbury, Henry V, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2003, Stage, Sandy, Woman Killed With Kindess, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2001, Stage, Concert Sec., Comedians, Oxford Stage Company, Sean Holmes

2001, Stage, Salisbury, King John, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2001, Stage, Page, Merry Wives, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2000, Stage, Antonio, Much Ado About Nothing, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

1998, Stage, Edward IV/Mayor, Richard III, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

1997, Stage, Billy Winder, All Of You Mine, Bush Theatre, Simon Usher

1996, Stage, Referee, The Changing Room, Royal Court Theatre, James McDonald

Stage, Albert, Ballroom C|ougars, Live Theatre, Steve Gilroy

Television

2008, Television, Councillor Bownlow, Emmerdale, Yorkshire Television, Graham Moore

2005, Television, Mr Eales, Margaret, Channel 4, Simon Cellan-Jones

2002, Television, Court Usher, Judge John Deed, BBC Television, Johnny Campbell

1998, Television, Charlie The Chimp, City Central, BBC Television, Kenny Glenlan

1998, Television, Victim, Crimewatch, BBC Television, Nic Blower

1998, Television, Dream Team, Sky Television

1998, Television, London's Burning, London Weekend Television

1998, Television, Picking Up The Pieces, Carlton Television, Roger Gartland

1997, Television, Usher, The Bill, Thames Television, John Bruce

1997, Television, Mr Lee, Wing And A Prayer, Pearson Television, Richard Laxton

Wendi Peters

Wendi is best known for her role as Cilla Battersby Brown in Coronation Street and ‘Podger’ Pam Jolly in Bad Girls. Other television includes Cardiac Arrest, Out of the Blue and film credits include Gyppo and Emily in In Love and War.

Wendi has had been busy over the past year, starting out as a finalist on Celebrity Masterchef. She then toured around Ireland with the one woman play Mrs Whippy, written by Cecelia Ahern – whose other work includes the novel Ps. I Love You  - which became the hit 2007 film starring Gerard Butler and Hilary Swank. In the autumn she then performed in the successful sell out tour of Grumpy Old Women: Live alongside Jennie Eclair and Susie Blake – which has recently transferred to the west end.

Other theatre credits include tours of Hello, Dolly! and Guys and Dolls, Cindy in Sugar, Miss Electra in Gypsy (West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds), Jan in Grease (Olympia Theatre, Dublin), Sue in A Slice of Saturday Night (Playhouse, Derby), Sally in The Scarlet Pimpernel, Red Riding Hood in Into the Woods (Wolsey, Ipswich), Mrs Brown in Me and My Girl, Louise in Murder on the Nile, Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, Poppy in Noises Off, Kate in Bedroom Farce (Palace, Westcliff) and Hobby in Teachers (Hull Truck).  She was part of the cast of Children Will Listen, which celebrated Stephen Sondheim’s 75^th birthday (Theatre Royal Drury Lane) and Sondheim’s Follies in Concert (London Palladium).

Phil Rowson

2010, Television, DC Glynn, Coronation Street (Regular 2009 - 2010), Granada Television, Various Directors

2008, Television, Boy Meets Girl, ITV, Alrick Riley

2008, Television, Sam Bennett, Doctors, BBC Television, Adrian Bean

2007, Television, Shameless, Company Productions, Lawrence Till

2007, Television, DS Barnaby, Emmerdale, ITV Yorkshire, Neil Alderton/Jason Beresford

2007, Television, Charlie , Mobile (Series Regular), ITV Granada, Stuart Orme

2007, Television, Officer Stratham, Waterloo Road (2 Episodes), Shed Productions, Farren Blackburn

2006, Television, Journalist, Coronation Street (3 Episodes), ITV Granada, Neil Alderton

2005, Television, PC Broadway, Bradford Riots, Channel 4, Neil Biswas

2004, Television, Island at War, Granada Television, Thaddeus O'Sullivan

2003, Television, Steve, The Royal, Yorkshire Television, Keith Boak

2002, Television, Peter Baron, Holby City, BBC Television, Minkie Spiro

2002, Television, Darren, Is Harry On The Boat, Rapido Television/SkyOne, Lance Kneeshaw

2002, Television, Thripp, The Forsyte Saga, Granada Television, Chris Menaul

2001, Television, Ned Foy, Heartbeat, Yorkshire Television, Noreen Kershaw

2000, Television, Knocker, At Home with the Braithwaites, Yorkshire Television, Morag Fullerton

2000, Television, Delivery Man, Coronation Street, Granada Television, David Kester

Stage

2010, Stage, Jack Metherell, THE GAME, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2009, Stage, Les, Bouncers, New Vic Theatre, Mark Babych

2008, Stage, Andy, Brassed Off, Oldham Coliseum, Kevin Shaw

2008, Stage, Luigi, Can't Pay Wont Pay, Oldham Coliseum, Kevin Shaw

2007, Stage, Ste, Union Street, Oldham Coliseum, Kevin Shaw

2007, Stage, Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Manchester Library, Chris Honer

2007, Stage, Various Roles, Skinmoonstomp (Reading), Northwest Playwrights, Chris Bridgman

2006, Stage, Danny, Pomegranate, Manchester Royal Exchange, Jo Coombes

Stage, Ste, Beautiful Thing, Oldham Coliseum, Iqbal Khan

Stage, D'Artagnan, The Three Musketeers, London Young Vic, Julian Webber

Stage, Various Roles, Manor (Reading), Liverpool Everyman, Matthew Wilde

Film

2007, Film, Copper, Boy A, Cuba Pictures, John Crowley

Rehearsed Reading

2010, Rehearsed Reading, Various roles, Coronation Street: The Play, The Lowry, Salford, Jonathan Harvey (writer)

Matt Sutton

He is currently in the new comedy series 'FC Dave'. It's about a crap 5-a-side football team, and you can watch it here:

Stage

2008, Stage, Sampson, Balthasar and Band (guitar, drums), Romeo & Juliet, Northern Broadsides, Barrie Rutter

2006, Stage, Yebsley, Up On Roof, Hull Truck, Gareth Tudor Price

2005, Stage, Zhu Zhu et al, The Magic Paintbrush, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Gail McIntyre

2002, Stage, Pete, Made of Stone, Sara Powell/Leo Butler

2001, Stage, Oz, Me & My Friend, King's Head Theatre, Sally Rapier

2001, Stage, Simon, Night Cellar, BAC, Bathsheba Doran

2001, Stage, Joel, Sleeping Around, Amanda Hill

1999, Stage, Various Roles, T.I.E. Cabaret For 16 Year Olds, Impact, By The Cast

1998, Stage, Borachio, Much Ado About Nothing, Sharron Crisp

Television

2010, Television, Paul, FC Dave, Dave/UKTV, Tracey Larcombe

2008, Television, PC Nick Palmer, Emmerdale, ITV

2005, Television, Steve Powers, 55 Degrees North, BBC Television, Roberto Bangura

2005, Television, Chris Parmenter - 'The Tourist', Distant Shores, Granada/ITV, Philip John

2005, Television, Kate/Borachio, The Taming of the Shrew/Much Ado About Nothing, BBC Television, Penny Jagessar

2002, Television, Gordon, OU Education, BBC Television, Sarah Carr

2001, Television, PC Price, Beech is Back, Pearson Television, Justin Hardy

Film

2010, Feature Film, Detective Lambton, Peter, Praslin Pictures, Sanjay Kumar

2006, Feature Film, Alex Smurthwaite - Sports Journalist, GOAL! 2, Jaume Collet-Serra

2004, Film, Gustav the Street Preacher, How to Film Your Neighbour, 30Something, Steve Skitt

2003, Film, Billy 'Fake Billy' Dodd, The Notebooks of Cornelius Crow, Sean Martin

1999, Feature Film, Tim, Mystery Play, 891 Filmhouse, Sean Martin

Barrie Rutter

Founder and Artistic Director of Northern Broadsides

Barrie Rutter was born in Hull and since leaving school in 1964 his acting career has stretched from Hamburg to Helsinki, Bradford to Beijing and includes film, television and radio. But

he is best described as a ‘theatre animal’, and has had his happiest moments on the stage, whether in Shakespeare’s Globe, London or the ancient amphitheatre of Epidaurus.

His theatre work includes: for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Henry IV, Henry V, Coriolanus and The Taming of the Shrew; for the Royal National Theatre, The Mysteries, The Crucible, Guys and Dolls, The Oresteia, The Rivals, Animal Farm, Martine and The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus.

In 2008 Rutter directed and played the title role in the premiere of Jack Lear by Ben Benison at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough and directed The Tempest for THOC Cyprus

Theatre Organisation. For Northern Broadsides: Richard, Richard III; Falstaff, The Merry Wives (1993 & 2001); John Nicholson, Poetry or Bust (1993 & 2003); Theseus/Oberon, A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Judge Adam, The Cracked Pot (1995 & 6, 2001) ; Mr & Mrs Crebbs, The Blood of Dracula; The Passion; Capulet, Romeo and Juliet (1996 & 2008); Antony, Antony and Cleopatra; Samson, Samson Agonistes; Silenus/AS Hunt, The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus; Malvolio, Twelfth Night; Lear, King Lear; God, The Mysteries (2000); Dogberry, Much Ado About Nothing; Apollo, Alcestis; Pandulph, King John; Tiresias, Oedipus; Hecate, Macbeth; Chorus, Henry V; Creon, Antigone; Shylock, The Merchant of Venice; Egeon, Comedy of Errors; Fat Jack, Sweet William; Sir Peter, School for Scandal; Richard Duke of York, The Wars of the Roses; Arthur Dodge, The Man With Two Gaffers; Prospero, The Tempest; Old Man Mars, Lisa’s Sex Strike, Capulet, Romeo and Juliet and Brabantio, Othello.