about The Little Big Things

Jonny Amies

Henry Fraser

Television credits include Clement Gurney-Clifford in Grantchester (ITV) and Sam in Sex Education (Netflix).

Theatre credits include Maggio in From Here To Eternity (Charing Cross Theatre); Link Larkin in Hairspray (London Coliseum) and Peter Noone in My Very Own British Invasion (Paper Mill Playhouse, New Jersey).

Jordan Benjamin

Dom Fraser

Theatre credits include: Back To The Future (Adelphi Theatre), Rain and Zoe Save the World (Jermyn Street Theatre); Hairspray (London Coliseum).

Television credits include: Rocket’s Island (CBBC), Man in the Mirror (ITV) and Autopsy (ITV Studios).

Rebecca Bowden

Surgeon

Theatre credits include: Sweeney Todd (88 London Road); The Last Maharaja (Wyndham’s Theatre); Neighbourhood Voices (Young Vic); An Asylum on Every Corner (Modus Operandi); The Banyan Tree (Kali Theatre Company); Zoe (Glyndbourne) and Kali’s Toenail (Theatre Royal Stratford East).

Short Film credits include: Aisha; The American (Pureland Pictures).

Television credits include: Phone Shop Series 2 (Talkback/E4); Various Roles in series 1 and 2 of Shoot The Writers (An Aquired Taste Television); The Bill (Talkback Thames); Doctors (BBC); Holby City (BBC).

Film credits include: Mistress of Spices (Spices Productions) and Zoe-The Film (Oxford Television/C4).

Jamie Chatterton

Tom Fraser

Jamie originated the lead role of Alan Osmond in the world premiere of The Osmonds: A New Musical (National tour) which marked his professional debut.

Stephen John Davis

Company

Stephen’s West End Theatre credits include Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera; Cmdr Harbison and cover Emile de Becque at Sadlers Wells; Anselmo and cover Cervantes/Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha for English National Opera; Bishop of Digne,  Jean Valjean and Javert in Les Misérables; Reuben in Really Useful Group’s ‪Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (RUG); Father Alexander, Sam and Bill in Mamma Mia; Samuel and cover Major General in The Pirates of Penzance and Bill Bobstay in the Olivier nominated HMS Pinafore for the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.

Stephen performed the roles of Lewis and the Clerk of Graylingwell in the World Premier of The Taxidermist’s Daughter at Chichester Festival Theatre going on to play Crowley Gifford in the same production. He created the role of Doctor and covered the roles of Vilna Lutz and The Magician in  another World Premier, The Magician’s Elephant by Marc Teiter and Nancy Harris for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Other roles include Sweeney Todd for The English Theatre Frankfurt and Deutsches Theater, Munich; Russian Constable in Fiddler on the Roof (Chichester Festival); Captain Brackett and cover Emile de Becque in South Pacific (UK Tour); Larry in Company (AAC); Chick Clark in Wonderful Town for London Symphony Orchestra (Barbican); Priest/Journalist and cover Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar (RUG Arena Tour); Preacher in Violet (Young Vic).

In addition, Stephen has appeared as principal in many productions of Opera and operetta for various companies both in the UK and abroad.

Studio recordings include; Pasquale in The Most Happy Fella (JAY); Bill Bobstay in HMS Pinafore (D’Oyly Carte/JAY); Soloist in Bernstein Dances (Deutsche Grammophon) and Chick Clark in Wonderful Town for the London Symphony Orrchestra with Sir Simon Rattle.

Radio performances include Kurt Weill’s Lost in the stars for BBC Radio 3 and Les Misérables for BBC Radio 2.

Films include the Arena Tour of ‪Jesus Christ Superstar and as Don Atillio in Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary at the Royal Albert Hall.

Alasdair Harvey

Andrew Fraser

Theatre credits include Come From Away (Phoenix Theatre); Of Amour (Charing Cross theatre); Pack of Lies (Menier Chocolate Factory); MAMMA MIA!  (Novello); We Will Rock You (Dominion); Forbidden Broadway (Menier Chocolate Factory); The Ray Davies musical Come Dancing (Stratford East); Side by Side by Sondheim (Leicester Square Theatre); Sunday in the Park with George (Menier Chocolate Factory & Wyndhams) also London cast recording; Putting It Together (Harrogate); Calamity Jane (National Tour); Happy End, Guys and Dolls (Lyceum Edinburgh); The Pirates of Penzance (Bromley); Tess of the D’Urbervilles (Savoy); Beauty and the Beast (Dominion) also London cast recording, The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesties); Les Misérables 10^th Anniversary Concert (Albert Hall), Les Misérables (Palace); Sunset Boulevard (Adelphi); Aspects of Love (Prince of Wales); Fiddler on the Roof (West Yorkshire Playhouse); My Fair Lady (National Tour).

Film and television credits include Dr Stanmore in Casualty, Sweeney Todd directed by Tim Burton (also soundtrack recording), Courted, EastEnders, Taggart, The Bill, River City, Casualty,  Holby City, Birds of a Feather and The Confidence Trick (short).

Directing credits include Ladies Day by Amanda Whittington (Wolverhampton Grand & Lichfield Garrick), Shirley Valentine by Willy Russell, Two by Jim Cartwright & The Blue Room by David Hare (all for Lichfield Garrick).

Linzi Hateley

Fran Fraser

Linzi is an Olivier Award nominee and Theatre World Award winner who has starred on Broadway, in the West End, with the RSC, and at the National Theatre. At the age of 17, she was cast in the title role in the RSC’s production of Carrie. After playing in Stratford, the show transferred to Broadway, for which Linzi won the Theatre World Award for Best Newcomer. Linzi starred in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium) – for which she received an Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical. She most recently returned, thirty years on and to historic acclaim, to the new London Palladium production and UK tour.

In the UK, Linzi’s other theatre credits include: Blood Brothers (National Tour); MAMMA MIA! (Novello & Prince of Wales Theatres); Barnum (National Tour); London Road (National Theatre); 50^th Anniversary Gala (National Theatre); Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); Chicago (Adelphi & Cambridge Theatres); Mary Poppins (Prince Edward Theatre); On Your Toes; Oliver!; Into The Woods; The Rink (Leicester Haymarket); The Secret Garden (RSC Stratford/Aldwych Theatre); Divorce Me, Darling! (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (Basingstoke Haymarket); Romance Romance (Gielgud Theatre); Grease (Dominion Theatre); Just So (Tricycle Theatre) and Les Misérables (Palace Theatre).

Film and television includes: EastEnders; History of a Pleasure Seeker; MAMMA MIA!: Here We Go Again; London Road; Les Misérables; A Christmas Carol and Julie and the Cadillacs.

Linzi made her New York solo cabaret debut with Linzi Hateley: True Colors at 54 Below; has performed her solo show Broadway Baby across the UK; appeared as special guest to Betty Buckley at Carnegie Hall; as special guest to Lorna Luft on the BBC’s Friday Night Is Music Night; closed The Olivier Awards 2018; and has recorded three solo albums.

Ed Larkin

Henry Fraser

Ed Larkin trained at Marjon University in Plymouth (The Actors Wheel). He has played a multitude of characters for theatre and TV, including the role of Brutus in a regional tour of Julius Caesar while training. Understudy in Our Generation for the National Theatre and Chichester Festival Theatre and roles in BBC’s Doctors and Casualty. Any spare time is spent playing wheelchair rugby and guitar. Theatre includes Delicate (extraordinary Bodies), Our Generation (understudy – National Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre), Colossal (Royal Central School of Speech & Drama), All At Sea (Far Flung Dance Theatre), Trip the Light (Kaos Kollective). Television and film include Howay!, Doctors, Square and Casualty.

Gracie McGonigal

Katie

Gracie trained at The Brit School and Mountview.

Work in theatre includes Susanna Walcott/US Abigail, The Crucible (Gielgud Theatre); Cinderella (title role) at Theatre Royal Stratford East; Susanna Walcott/US Abigail, The Crucible and National Theatre Connections at the National Theatre; Aladdin at Lyric Hammersmith; Shipton Musical for Beam and Fat Rascal Theatre; Beyond the Stars at The Other Palace; The Phase at The Vaults; and Gracie McGonigal in Concert at The Theatre Café.

TV includes The Power (Amazon).

Workshops include Fangirls-A New Musical (Sonia Friedman).

Other work includes Gracie’s Bionic Arm Part 1-5 for the Tej Kohli Foundation; and First Love for Truetube.

Tom Oliver

Marco

Theatre credits include: Jersey Boys (Trafalgar Theatre) and Grease (Royal Caribbean).

Malinda Parris

Dr Graham

Theatre credits include: & Juliet (Shaftesbury Theatre); Mary Poppins (Prince Edward Theatre); Matilda (Cambridge Theatre/RSC); Aladdin (Lyric Hammersmith); Caroline, or Change (National Theatre); The Light Princess (National Theatre); Anansi Trades Places (Talawa Theatre Company); Little Shop of Horrors (Wolsey Theatre); Parade (Donmar Warehouse).

Film and television credits include: Wicked; Everybody’s Talking About Jamie and Caught in a Trap

Elena Pitsiaeli

Company

Elena is a wheelchair using actor and singer who began her professional career behind the curtain as a Stage Manager, having trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

She has since signed with VisABLE to pursue her love of performing and her passion to be part of the diverse representation in the industry.

Her highlights have included a play tour of Teenage Dick with the Donmar Warehouse and taking part in workshops for two new musicals including, The Little Big Things. She also filmed a song for Horrible Histories (BBC) and performed on I Can See Your Voice (BBC1).

She has recently returned from Belgium filming the lead role for a British feature film.

She is delighted to be making her West End debut in such a poignant and important show.

George Salmon

Company

George trained at the Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre credits include: Joe Pesci and u/s Frank Valli in Jersey Boys (UK Tour).

Credits whilst training include: Soloist in Fugitive Songs; Valentin/Ensemble in Hal Prince: A Life in the Theatre, Mr Sleary in Hard Times (Royal Academy of Music); Clyde Barrow in Bonnie & Clyde (Marlowe Theatre); Leo Frank in Parade (Marlowe Theatre); Arthur Kipps in Half A Sizpence (Broxbourne Civic Hall).

Cleve September

Will Fraser

Theatre credits include: Bonnie & Clyde (Garrick Theatre / Arts Theatre), Millenials (The Other Palace), #50Days (Turbine Theatre), Dick Whittington (National Theatre), Hair The Musical: An Outdoor Concert (Norwich Theatre), Hamilton (Victoria Palace Theatre – Original West End Cast – Olivier Award nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical), Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), Annie Get Your Gun (Sheffield Theatres), In The Heights (Kings Cross Theatre), The Last Days Of Troy (Shakespeare’s Globe) and Mary Shelley (Karamel Club).

Concerts include: Disney 100: The Concert (O2 Arena London & UK Tour), Elaine Paige’s 50^th Anniversary Farewell Tour (Royal Albert Hall) and Friday Night Is Music Night (BBC Radio 2).

Amy Trigg

Agnes

Theatre credits include: Medea (@sohoplace), Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me (Kiln Theatre/Tour, Paines Plough); The Taming of the Shrew (RSC); Measure for Measure (RSC); Goth Weekend (The Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough/Live Theatre, Newcastle); The Who’s Tommy (Tour); The Glass Menagerie (Nottingham Playhouse); Shakespeare Within The Abbey (Westminster Abbey with Shakespeare’s Globe); The Sonnet Walks (Shakespeare’s Globe); Fusion (Lilian Baylis Theatre, Sadler’s Wells); The Joy of Dance (Lyric Hammersmith) and Sadler’s Wells Takeover Weekend (National Theatre’s River Stage).

Television credits include: Father Brown, Everything Now, Unforgotten, Casualty, The Other One, Such Brave Girls, Feel Good, Unprecedented, Stella and Doctors.

Film credits include: Luther: The Fallen Sun, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again and Pas De Deux.

Audio credits includes: Found, Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me and The A-Z of Things: A is for Award.

Amy is also a writer for theatre, TV and radio. Writing work includes Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me (joint winner of The Women’s Prize for Playwriting 2020), Ralph and Katie, The A-Z of Things: A is for Award and It’s Not Like It’s Illegal (Theatre Royal Stratford East).

Amy West

Company

Training: The Urdang Academy

Theatre Credits: Dance Captain/ Swing in Jersey Boys The Musical (UK Tour), Swing/Cover Velma Von Tussle & Female Authority Figure in Hairspray The Musical (London Coliseum), Associate Choreographer/Dance Captain in Annie (UK Tour); Ensemble/Cover Super Hot Lady in Eugenius! (The Other Palace); Dance Captain/Cover Lily St.Regis in Annie (Ed Mirvish Theatre, Toronto); Swing/Cover Lily St.Regis in Annie (Piccadilly Theatre); Ensemble/Cover Lisa in Mamma Mia! (The Novello Theatre); Swing in Jersey Boys (UK Tour); Ensemble in Top Hat (UK Tour) Ensemble/ Cover Mrs Santiago in Ghost (UK Tour)

Other Credits include; Associate Choreographer in Annie Get your Gun (Union Theatre)

Joseph Wolff

Company

Training; Leeds Conservatoire (Musical Theatre).

Credits whilst training; Anatoly in Chess, Cowboy Bob in Footloose, Otto in Spring Awakening.

Joseph is an accomplished Actor Musician and Composer. He is delighted to be joining the company of The Little Big Things, marking both his West End and Professional debut – especially in a show that so openly celebrates diversity and authenticity. Joseph became physically disabled during his third year of drama school and is incredibly grateful to the staff and students for their support during that time. Joseph would like to thank his Family, Friends and Agents for their unending belief and support.