David Aula
Artistic Director
David is a director and an actor. He was educated at Cambridge University. His directing credits include: Mummies and Daddies (White Bear Theatre, FallOut); Something/Nothing (The Colour House Theatre, Black and White Rainbow); An Oak Tree (ADC Theatre, FallOut); Three Sisters (ADC Theatre, ADC); Hamlet (European Tour, ETG); the first ever stage adaptation of Ian McEwan's The Cement Garden (Judith E. WIlson Drama studio, FallOut) and After the End (Corpus Playrooms, FallOut) David was the Assistant Director to Simon Evans on Madness in Valencia (The White Bear and Trafalgar 2, Black and White Rainbow) and The Misanthrope (The White Bear, Black and White Rainbow) David's acting credits include: Alceste in The Misanthrope (The White Bear, Black and White Rainbow); Nostalgia (Alma Tavern, Bristol, directed by Anna Harpin), Hypnotist in An Oak Tree (ADC Theatre, FallOut); Tupolski in The Pillowman (ADC Theatre, FallOut, directed by Abigail Rokison);Polonius in Hamlet (European Tour, ETG), and Cornelius in Cymbeline (Cambridge Arts Theatre, Marlowe Society, directed by Sir Trevor Nunn).

Ollie Jordan
Producer
Ollie has produced extensively in Cambridge over the past three years and works as a fundraiser at Cambridge Arts Theatre. Credits as producer for FallOut include: The Pillowman (ADC Theatre); Mummies and Daddies (The White Bear Theatre); The Cement Garden (Judith E Wilson Drama Studio); and After The End (Corpus Christi Playroom). Other credits as producer include Romeo and Juliet (Cambridge Arts Theatre); Fruit (RSC Other Prize Winner 2008, ADC Theatre); Footlights' Comedy Festival (Cambridge Arts Theatre); Romeo and Juliet (Swan Theatre Company, ADC Theatre); Fame! The Musical (ADC Theatre, Cambridge); James and the Giant Peach (ADC Theatre); Cymbeline (directed by Trevor Nunn, Cambridge Arts Theatre); Apocryphal Tales Told in the Dark (C Venues, Edinburgh Fringe); The Mikado (Cambridge Arts Theatre); The Queen is Dead (Corpus Christi Playroom); Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Farrer Theatre); Rope (Dunford House). Ollie is currently the Chairman of FallOut's Trustees.

James Baggaley
Producer / Lighting Designer (Personal Enemy)
James is Head of Marketing and Sales at Spektrix, which provides innovative web-based box office software to arts venues around the UK. Prior to that, he was General Manager of the ADC Theatre in Cambridge. Previous credits as producer include Two Gentlemen of Verona (U.S. Tour, 2009), The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2007), South Pacific (ADC Theatre, 2006) and the most recent FallOut Theatre productions - Mummies and Daddies and Personal Enemy (White Bear Theatre, 2010). He is also the company lighting designer for Action to the Word theatre company. James' lighting design credits include Constance and Sinestra (Edinburgh Fringe Festival and New Wimbledon Studio, 2011), Titus Andronicus (The Space, 2010 and Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2011),Agamemnon (Camden Peoples Theatre, 2010), Bittergirl (Kings Head Theatre, 2010), Personal Enemy (White Bear Theatre, 2010),The Merchant of Venice (Camden Peoples Theatre, 2010), A Clockwork Orange (Proud Gallery, Camden, 2009 and Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2011), The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2009), Pirates of Penzance (Cambridge Arts Theatre, 2008), Twelfth Night (U.S. Tour, 2006), The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2009), Iolanthe (Minack Theatre, Cornwall, 2005), See What I Wanna See, Closer‚ Hair! The Musical (All at the ADC Theatre, Cambridge, 2005-6) and The King & I (South Holland Centre, Spalding, 2004). James' website is at www.jamesbaggaley.com

Jimmy Osborne
Writer in Residence
Jimmy Osborne is a Wakefield born writer and script reader. He is a graduate of the Royal Court Theatre’s Young Writers Programme where he had rehearsed readings of two of his plays, Ripples and Windows. Jimmy was a member of the Crossing the Borders international writing project and a writer in residence at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital as part of Under the Skin. His Short play, This is Jack, Leave a Message, Alright? recently won a national BBC Writersroom competition and has been performed at the Etcetera Theatre, London. Jimmy is currently developing a number of original and adapted plays with FallOut.
Jimmy's website is jimmyosborne.wordpress.com.

Tom Attenborough
Associate Director
Tom graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge, in Summer 2009 with a BA in English Literature. At Cambridge he directed several productions and acted in FallOut Theatre's production of Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman. Now based in London, he has particular experience of working with the Classics and on verse plays, especially Shakespeare, but is looking to expand his work with new writing as well. He also has experience of working in television, having spent time shadowing director David Threlfall on the set of Shameless in 2009. Directing credits include: The Gentleman Usher (MCS, Oxford), The Two Gentlemen of Verona (tour show and ADC Theatre, Cambridge); The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (The Caves, Edinburgh Fringe); Richard II (ADC Theatre, Cambridge); Empty Portrait (ADC Theatre, Cambridge - new play); Othello (tour show). Credits as Assistant Director include: House of Games (Almeida Theatre), Love Story (Chichester Festival Theatre), After the Dance (Royal National Theatre, pre-rehearsals only), The American Capitalism Project (Almeida Theatre). Tom is looking forward to working closely with FallOut Theatre in 2010; in particular they are hoping to collaborate on the UK Premiere of Ben Ellis' exciting and controversial play Falling Petals.

Rebecca Pitt
Graphic Designer
Rebecca started out her FallOut life as an actress, playing Julie in The Cement Garden (Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio, directed by David Aula). She then left the world of performing to become a graphic designer in a London advertising agency. She has designed the advertising materials for all of FallOut's previous productions as well as many other shows in Cambridge, London and elsewhere. Her portfolio can be viewed at www.rebeccapitt.com.

David Mack
Lighting Designer
David is currently studying Mathematics at Oxford, having previously graduated with a BA from Cambridge. David has lighting designed David Aula's past shows Mummies and Daddies (White Bear Theatre)Three Sisters (ADC Theatre) and An Oak Tree (ADC Theatre). Previous design credits include Hamlet (Kronborg Castle, Denmark), The Seagull (The Space, London); The Fall of The House of Usher (ADC Theatre); CU Annual Fashion Show (The Corn Exchange, Cambridge); Fruit (RSC Other Prize Winner 2008, ADC Theatre); Journey's End (Corpus Christi Playroom); The Hothouse (ADC Theatre); The White Devil (ADC Theatre) and Yellow Moon (St John's College). During 2008 David was the Technical Director of the ADC Theatre, and in 2009 he lighting designed Cambridge University's 800th Anniversary Gala, before a Royal audience. He has toured both the United States (Production Manager, Henry V) and Europe (European Theatre Group's Julius Caesar). David has also produced and provided technical direction to a variety of shows.

Jack Monaghan
Artistic Associate
Jack Monaghan graduated from Jesus College, Cambridge in the summer of 2010 with a degree in Natural Sciences. He is currently playing the role of Albert in the National Theatre's Warhorse in London's West End. He has performed in two of Fallout productions: as Michal in The Pillowman, and as Jack in The Cement Garden. He also toured Europe as Hamlet in David Aula's Hamlet and America as Proteus in Two Gentlemen of Verona. Jack's other recent credits include Sebastian in Twelfth Night, Jimmy in Look Back in Anger, and Romeo in Romeo and Juliet. Jack also performed in the Old Vic New Voices 24 Hour Plays 2009.

Patrick Warner
Artistic Associate
Patrick graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a degree in Theology in 2009. Whilst at Cambridge he featured in all of David Aula's FallOut Theatre’s productions, playing Vershinin in Three Sisters; Katurian in The Pillowman; Dad/Derek in The Cement Garden and Mark in After the End. He also played, among other roles, Antonio in The Merchant of Venice, Claudius in Hamlet; Justin in Motortown and Frank in Yellow Moon, as well as Cymbeline in Trevor Nunn’s Cymbeline. Since graduating, Patrick has performed in the 29 hour Improvathon at the Bristol Old Vic and taken up a place on the 2 year acting course at LAMDA.