Karen Lewis

Theatre: Cyrano de Bergerac (Bristol Old Vic), Be My Baby (Soho Theatre), Dead Funny (Northampton), Breaking Bread (Royal Court), Flight into Egypt, Dreyfuss (Hampstead), Northanger Abbey (Greenwich), Broken Glass (NT/Duke of York’s), Fashion (Tricycle), The Widowing of Mrs Holroyd, A Love Match, The Typists, Arms and the Man, An Early Life, Claw, The Real Inspector Hound, Bedroom Farce (Leicester Haymarket), Do Not Disturb (Birmingham Rep), A Month In The Country, Some Of My Best Friends Are Husbands, Educating Rita, How The Other Half Loves, Once A Catholic (Watford Palace), Rosencrantz And Gildenstern Are Dead (Young Vic), Macbeth (National Tour), A Lily In Little India, Events In The Upper Room (Derby), The Circle (Haymarket), Monsier Perrichon’s Travels, The Canturbury Tales, Noah (Chichester Festival).

Television: Judge John Deed, The Genius of Beethoven, My Dad’s The Prime Minister, The Bill, The Master Storyteller (Winner of the RTS Awards 2003), A Line In The Sand, Search, Casualty, Disaster Atlantic, A Touch Of Frost, Resnick, Grange Hill, Kelly Monteith, Shine on Harvey Moon, The Cost of Loving.

Film: Closing The Ring, Shadowlands, Euphoric Scale, Chaplin, Let Him Have It, Plenty, The Unorganised Manager, Hero.

Radio: The H File, The Lady Vanishes, Shelley.

James Callum

James has been an actor since 1998 after graduating from Webber Douglas Academy. Favourite theatre roles include Charles Condomine in Blythe Spirit, Jack Worthing in The Importance of being Ernest, Det. Sgt. Trotter in The Mousetrap, and The Husband in La Rhonde. James also played the lead in the film The Shadow (2009) and will appear in the short A Desert Song.

Joanne King

Training: The Gaiety School of Acting, Dublin.

Theatre credits include Ophelia in Hamlet (The Cork Opera House, Cork); What the Dead Want and Elysian Juniors (The Project, Dublin);Honour in The Playboy of the Western World with Yew Tree Theatre Company (Andrew’s Lane Theatre, Dublin) ;The Carolling Corcorans (The Ark,Dublin); Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream (The Pavilion Theatre, Dublin)

Most recent television roles are Lady Rochford in US TV series The Tudors for Showtime (series 2, 3 & 4); Nancy in Massive (BBC); Brandi in Shameless (Channel4). Other TV credits include series regular Cyd in Casualty (BBC);Trial and Retribution directed by Gillies McKinnon (ITV); The Omid Jhalili Show (BBC); Fair City (RTE), The Fortunes directed by Tom Poole (RTE pilot); The Exile Files (Creedo Productions for TG4)

Film includes Amy in The Wonderful Story of Kelvin Kind (Fastnet Films, best short - Celtic Film Festival); Boy Eats Girl directed by Stephen Bradley (Element Films).

Joanne is delighted to be performing with Fallout Theatre at The White Bear for the first time.

Mark Oosterveen

Mark graduated from Drama Studio, London in July 2008. Since then he has appeared in Romeo and Juliet (Pacific Playhouse), Mary Goes First (Orange Tree Theatre), Muhmah at the 2009 HighTide Festival and the UK debut of Pythonesque (Edinburgh Underbelly and BBC Radio 4).

He has also appeared in the BFI award-winning short film Not So Perfect World, Carey Young's art installation Uncertain Contract (Thomas Dane Gallery and international tour), the HMRC Love Your Computer advertising campaign, the upcoming Alan Butterworth feature film The Drummond Will, and has recently completed recording a series of radio plays for the Bunbury Banter Theatre Company.

Peter Clapp

Peter is a graduate of St Peter’s College, Oxford University where he played, among others, Acres in The Rivals, Colonel Redfearn in Look Back in Anger and Cimbranos in Fuente Ovejuna (All Oxford Playhouse). Since graduating he has played Prince Escalus in Romeo and Juliet (International Tour), Cluff in Fighting (Brockley Jack), Thurio in a reading of Two Gentlemen of Verona (The Rose, Kingston), Poggio in Tis Pity She’s a Whore (White Bear), Ensemble inc. Fred/Young Scrooge in A Christmas Carol (Brockley Jack), Phipps/Vicomte de Nanjac in An Ideal Husband (Greenwich Playhouse), Chris in Notes on a Lasagne (Brockley Jack), Ensemble in Blood Wedding (Southwark Playhouse) and has recently workshopped a production of Macbeth for Arches Award winning director Stuart Murdoch (Jerwood Space).

Short Films include: Rockabilly Rebel (Met Film School), Cure for the Hiccups (Highly Unlikely Productions) and Face It (TW Productions).

Genevieve Allenbury

Training: Genevieve trained at The Elmhurst Ballet School and The Rose Bruford College of Speech and Drama.

Theatre credits include: Lucy Rabbit to David Suchet’s Moley in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Toad of Toad Hall; Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Clodesuida in Thor, With Angels; Sylvia Morgan in Privates on Parade; Olivia in Twelfth Night; Esther in The Price; Mrs. Prentice in What The Butler Saw and Sarah in Table Manners. Genevieve tours globally with a two-hander on the life and times of Oscar Wilde called Wilde At Heart and received acclaim for her performance in the one woman show by Dario Fo called A Mother – Questions of Terrorism and Retribution at the Battersea Arts Centre. She has appeared for the last two consecutive years as Fairy Godmother in Cinderella and Mrs. Make-it-Up in Sleeping Beauty – both Pantomimes for Stages Theatre in Houston, Texas were she was partly instrumental in bringing the unknown art-form to our American cousins!

TV includes: 24Seven; appearing as Anne-Marie in Coronation St.; going “undercover” twice in Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway to pull wool over the eyes of Lemar and Paul Burrell; Dr. Barbara Chisholm and later Isadora Bennett in Doctors; Matron Welder in Chucklevision; Trudy Manning in Emmerdale; Mrs. Stavrou in the British adaptation of the long-running American series, Law and Order and Atalanta Baglioni in the celebrated dramatised documentary, Raphael – A Mortal God for the BBC.

Films include King David with Richard Gere (Dir. Bruce Beresford) The Two Mrs. Grenvilles with Anne Margaret (Dir. John Erman); Buster with Phil Collins (Dir. David Green) and Columbus – The Discovery with Catherine Zeta Jones (Dir. John Glen).

Radio/Voice-Over work includes recordings of T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land & The Four Quartets; for the Open University, Cleopatra (Anthony and Cleopatra); Cordelia (King Lear); Hermione/Perdita (The Winter’s Tale); and Ophelia (Hamlet); for BBC Radio, Naomi in Fugitive Pieces and for film on Calendar Girls (Dir. Nigel Cole) Love Actually (Dir. Richard Curtis) Perfume (Dir. Tom Tykwer) Agora (Dir.Alejandro Amenábar) and Robin Hood (Dir. Ridley Scott)

Genevieve is married to screenwriter, Michael Walker, and they are both humble and doting servants to their cats, Wimbo Wa Dini and Malaika (Swahili for ‘Song for God’ and ‘Angel)!

Steven Clarke

Steven is proud to be working with Fallout Theatre for the first time. He is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and since then has made his lead debuts on both Stage and TV, playing the roles of Billy in Deadly Murder (Sonning Mill Theatre) and Lord Victor Hervey in Prime Time Channel Four's The Real Pink Panther. Steven can currently be seen in Clive Barker's new horror feature film Dread, directed by Anthony Di Blasi, which has recently premiered in the United States.