Annie Tyson
Anthony Cornish
Aoife Smyth
Barb Jungr
Blanca Regina Perez-Bustamante Yabar
Brendan Murray
Cèzanne Tegelberg
Chris White
Christian Damsgaard
Claire Russ
Freddie Machin
Gareth Armstrong
George Ryan
Gian-Franco Bossari
Graeme Du Fresne
Graeme Du Fresne
Helen Ireland
Henning Silberg
Jack Gogarty
Janice Dunn
Jen Heyes
Jessica O'Hara-Baker
John Gillett
Jonathan Martin
Jonathan Dawes
Julia McLeish
Kate Colgrave-Pope
Katy Stephens
Keith Myers
Kevin Kiernan-Molloy
Lawrence Evans
Linda Polan
Lolly Susi
Lyall Watson
Lyndi Smith
Maria Hansted Lohmann
Michael Howard
Michael Slebsager
Mike McCormack
Mitch Mitchelson
Natasha Rickman
Nini Pitt
Noël Greig
Peta Lily
Phil Clark
Philippa Strandberg-Long
Rhys Thomas
Ris Widdicombe
Sally Gritton
Sarah Case
Simon de Deney
Simon Naylor
Simone Coxall
Stephanie Hume
Steve Jarand
Sue Colgrave
Tom Noyes
Tony Casement
Will Evans

Tony Casement

Tony is currently an Associate Director at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester. He is responsible for the theatre’s community and education programme for which he has directed numerous community and youth theatre shows. Other directing includes the Mercury Theatre Company productions of The Grapes of Wrath, The Angina Monologues (Slammers), The Promise, Journey’s End and Through the Leaves.

Tony recently appeared at the Mercury as the title role in Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, having previously appeared in King David, Man of Blood, David Copperfield, Our Country’s Good, Betrayal, Three Heads in the Well, To Kill a Mockingbird, Slammers 2, The White Devil, Slammers, Romeo and Juliet, The Europeans, The Tempest, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Provoked Wife, The Duchess of Malfi, Look at Me, Richard III, The Crucible, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Uncle Vanya and What the Butler Saw.

Other theatre work includes Artistic Licence (Plymouth Theatre Royal), Peter Pan (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton), From Blusher with Love (Channel Theatre Company), Judas Worm and Bohelland (Cornish Theatre Collective) and The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (Orange Tree, Richmond).

Radio and television includes A Pig Too Far (BBC Radio 4) and Turn the World Down (Channel Four), both of which Tony co-wrote. Turn the World Down was nominated for a Golden Rose at the 2002 Montreux Television Festival.

Other writing includes Martha and Mary and The Smithereens, which were both produced in the Mercury studio as part of the theatre’s occasional new writing project Slammers.

Tony Casement was a summer school tutor in: 2012