Who we are

Callum Murray, Writer/Director

After a career in journalism, Callum has returned to where he started out, the theatre. He was heavily involved in theatre at university, and then worked front of house at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry and Warwick Arts Centre, before becoming a journalist.

His plays include: Unfriend Me You Fiend; Outlandish!; The Thousand Days; and Rebel Rebel.

Callum was born and brought up in Scotland, went to university at Newcastle and Warwick, and now lives in East Sussex.

Rose Ryan, Music and Movement Director

Rose is a Movement Director, Intimacy Coordinator and Educator whose training includes an MA from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and a BA from Bretton Hall / Laban Centre.

Her theatre work includes: The Secret Garden (Regents Park); Wuthering Heights (China Plate);Towner in Transit (Transit Collective); Under the Kunde Tree (Makundul Productions); Julius Caesar (GSA); Tamburlaine (Yellow Earth Theatre); Romeo and Juliet (RNT); Pericles (RNT).

Sam Nixon, Actor

Sam’s love of theatre began many years ago when she performed in a youth club drama workshop tour at 13 years old.

She graduated with a degree in drama and has toured with TIE companies and several musical productions. As well as bringing Julie Andrews to life in the 5star ‘Practically Perfect’ she has recently performed as ‘Fagin’ in Oliver Twist at Brighton Open Air Theatre and in several award-winning Brighton and Edinburgh Fringe plays.

Phil Nair-Brown, Actor

Phil began performing from a very early age, a passion which has remained with him ever since.

Over the years Phil has performed in many productions from traditional theatre, immersive theatre through to open air theatre, as well as on screen. Phil has played leading roles in productions such as Queers (Steve), By Jeeves (Berty Wooster), Frankenstein (The Creature), Blithe Spirit (Charles Condomine), Hedda Gabler (Jogen Tesman), Accidental Death of an Anarchist (Maniac), The 39 Steps (Clown), and Macbeth (McDuff).