03 JUL – 19 AUG

Toby wrote, directed and starred in his first play at the age of eight at school in deepest darkest Lincolnshire. Since then, he has developed into a versatile actor across stage and screen. Highlights include starring in a five-star sell-out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as John Worthing (Jack or Ernest) in the absurd Wildean sequel In A Handbag, Darkly; touring with stage, film and TV legends in classic drama On Golden Pond; and winning the TV show Sketch Up. And he was a founder member of the Actors’ Workshop Nottingham. Toby displays his improvisational skills regularly at semi-scripted immersive events, most recently in The Polar Express – on a moving train! As a writer, Toby is a pantomime aficionado, with 12 published titles. A new play and a musical are in the offing. Toby is a songwriter and plays a variety of musical instruments. Toby is a member of Amplify at Nottingham Playhouse and In Good Company at Derby Theatre. He is a professional alumnus of the University of Derby, the only university in the country with its own producing theatre, Derby Theatre, where its Theatre Arts courses are based.

Theatre: Madhouse (The Ambassadors Theatre); The Mousetrap (St Martin’s theatre); Million Dollar Quartet (India/UK Tour); Twentieth Century Boy (UK Tour); The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (The Theatre Chipping Norton/Greenwich Theatre); Noises Off (The Old Vic Theatre); The Lion in Winter (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Laurence Boswell’s Beauty and The Beast (Theatre By The Lake); They Came to a City (Southwark Playhouse); There’s a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He’s Elvis (The Gatehouse/Edinburgh Fringe); Cinderella, Aladdin, Not Now Bernard & Other Monster Stories, (the Mercury Theatre). Beauty and the Beast (Exeter Northcott Theatre).

Film & TV: FBI: International (CBS); Valentine’s Kiss (Gate Film); Nice Guy (Red Bike Films).

Audio: ‘Rewind’: The War Doctor Begins- Battlegrounds (Big Finish).

Sarah is also a singer-songwriter; These Full Moons, Where the Sirens Say & Untitled are available online.

Thomas is an actor, multi-instrumentalist and theatre maker originating from East London. Theatre credits include: The Lost Boy Peter Pan (The Pleasance Theatre London); Oedipus (Latitude Festival); Aladdin (Windsor Castle); Million Dollar Quartet (Norwegian Cruise Lines); Sleeping Beauty (Watford Palace Theatre); Dick Whittington and His Cat (Watford Palace Theatre); Summer In The City (Upstairs At The Gatehouse) Concert credits include: The Elvis Years (UK Tour); Shape of You (UK Tour); Lipstick On Your Collar (UK Tour). For more information, please visit www.accessuk.agency

David is from the green hills of Macclesfield in Cheshire but with family from all over Ireland he is thrilled to be taking part in the Barn’s staging of Once. David has spent almost all of his career with an instrument in hand, starting off in Actor-Musician Children’s Theatre almost a decade ago. Now based in London, David has been around for the rise of the Olivier Nominated show, Choir of Man to its West End stage since joining in 2020.

Other Theatre credits include; Choir of Man (Arts Theatre, London/ Adelaide Fringe/ Canada/ Coventry/ Edinburgh Fringe/ Norwegian Cruise Line); The Ballad of Rudy (New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich); All or Nothing: The Mod Musical (Arts Theatre, London/ UK Tour); The Stick Man (UK & International Tour); We’re Going on a Bear Hunt (UK & International Tour); What the Ladybird Heard (UK & International Tour); Used Blood Junkyard (Arcola Theatre, London)