With a career spanning five decades, comic, actor, writer, and presenter Griff Rhys Jones has long been one of Britain’s favourite entertainers.

Griff is perhaps best known for his comedy sketch work on the BBC, regularly appearing in Not The Nine O’Clock News and the iconic Alas Smith and Jones.

A multiple Olivier Award winner, Griff’s on-stage credits include Oliver!, A Christmas Carol, The Miser, and most recently, An Hour and a Half Late. As a presenter and documentarian, he’s explored topics ranging from Charles Dickens and Rudyard Kipling to mountains, cities, and rivers, and has become renowned for his travel documentaries, traversing Australia and Canada for his most recent travelogues, for ITV and Channel 4.

Griff has recently been seen on the BBC as Mr Parker in David Walliams’s Gangsta Granny Strikes Again. In 2024, Griff toured his brand-new Stand Up show The Cats Pyjamas across the UK

Theatre includes:
The Circle, Twelfth Night (Orange Tree Theatre); Redlands (Chichester Festival Theatre); Endgame (Ustinov Theatre, Bath); The Slaves of Solitude (Hampstead Theatre); The Gathered Leaves, Thark (Park Theatre); An Inspector Calls (Playhouse Theatre); ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore, A Small Family Business, Never So Good, Les Blancs (National Theatre); The Madness of George III (Apollo Theatre); Enron (Noël Coward Theatre); Absolute Turkey, The Rear Column, Gross Indecency (Gielgud Theatre); The School for Scandal (Duke of York’s); Single Spies (Gielgud/Queen’s Theatre); Troilus & Cressida, Three Hours After Marriage, A Christmas Carol (RSC); Entertaining Mr Sloane (Arts Theatre); The Tempest (Nottingham Playhouse); Loot (Bristol Old Vic); The Hypochondriac (Liverpool Everyman).

Film & Television includes:
Anatomy of a Scandal, The Larkins, The Crown, Bridgerton; films include Official Secrets, The Little Stranger, Mr Turner, Doolittle, The Lost City of Z.

Other credits include:
Clive has adapted several books for the stage, and his work as a caricaturist is displayed in the Gielgud Theatre, Noël Coward Theatre, and the Sondheim Theatre.

Theatre:
Emma (Bath and tour); Uncle Vanya (Orange Tree); Farm Hall (Tour); The Tempest (Bath), The Taxidermist’s Daughter (Chichester), Witness For The Prosecution (County Hall, London), Othello (Shakespeare’s Globe), This House (National Tour), Racing Demon (Bath),  Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, (Old Vic),  King Lear (Old Vic), In The Depths of Dead Love (The Print Room),  Lawrence After Arabia (Hampstead), Waste, Great Britain, Othello, Scenes from an Execution (National Theatre), Richard II (Shakespeare’s Globe), The Vortex, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Love’s Labours Lost (Rose Theatre, Kingston), Yes Prime Minister (Chichester/Gielgud Theatre), The History Boys (National Theatre) and The Sea (Theatre Royal Haymarket).

Television:
Amadeus, Lord of the Rings, Pistol, Vampire Academy, Sandman, Miracle Workers 2: Dark Ages, Quiz, Close to the Enemy, My Baby, Breathless, Edge of Heaven, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, Law and Order, Silk, House of Cards.

Films:
H Is For Hawk, Empire of Light, A Week in Paradise, The Chippie, 6 Days, Adrift in Soho, Veer, Affair of the Necklace, Mrs Caldicot’s Cabbage War, Milk, The Woodlanders.

Training: Identity

Theatre credits include: Paulina in THE WINTER’S TALE (The National Theatre), Banquo in MACBETH (The National Theatre), and Jason/Jack in MEDEA (Bristol Old Vic), Yaga in THE HOUSE WITH CHICKEN LEGS (Les Enfants Terribles Theatre)

Film credits include: Molly in ROLE PLAY (Amazon Studios), Erica in A PRANCER TALE (Universal Pictures), and Beverly in RISE OF THE DAMNED (Netflix/Universal Pictures), Alma in TURN BACK (Relentless Films)

TV credits include: DI Maggie Knight in SANCTUARY: A WITCH’S TALE (AMC/NETFLIX), Lina de Cardonnes in THE SPANISH PRINCESS (AMC/Starz) Series 1 & 2; Alice in The Hack (ITV), Naomi McKeith in ELLIS (C5), Sarah in TRYING (BBC/Apple TV) Kate in SILENT WITNESS (BBC); PC Banks in NOT GOING OUT (BBC), and Promise Odobe in STRIKING OUT 2 (RTE).

Stephanie plays the leading regular role of ‘DI Maggie Knight’ in SANCTUARY: A WITCH’S TALE for AMC+, which can be seen on Netflix both in the US and UK. Series 2 will follow in 2026.

Eliza Waters trained at Royal Academy of Music (MA Musical Theatre) and Birmingham School of Acting (BA Stage Management).

Theatre Includes: Helena in Boundless As The Sea and Joan 1/Rosalia in Miss Littlewood for the Royal Shakespeare Company aboard the Queen Mary 2. TJ’s Mum in Nativity the Musical(Birmingham REP), Young Republicanette/cover Heather Duke in Heathers the Musical (The Other Palace), Fairy Flora in Jack and the Beanstalk (Crewe Lyceum) and Collette in Beauty and the Beast(Royal Spa Centre). Eliza has performed in workshops as Cottie Sanders in Mallory and the Mountain(Chester Storyhouse Theatre) & Juliet in Romeo and Juliet (Belgrade Theatre). Eliza is also a member of Leading Voices London, performing New British Musical Theatre songs in a summer and winter concert at The Union Theatre.

As a Stage Manager, Eliza has worked on Wendy and Peter Pan, Dr Faustus, Don Quixote and The Alchemist (RSC and The Barbican), Shakespeare Live (RSC/BBC), Dial M for Murder (New Vic Theatre), Wake (Birmingham Opera Company), various Operas including Orpheus In The Underworld(Iford Manor House) and pantomimes at Cheltenham Everyman Theatre and the Lichfield Garrick.

I’m Sorry Prime Minister constitutes Eliza’s West End Debut as both a performer and as ASM.

Theatre credits include: Karl in Laura (Watermill Theatre Newbury); Cousin George in Bless the Bride (Sadler’s Wells); Alfred Moulton-Barrett in Robert and Elizabeth (Chichester Festival Theatre); Jean-Michel u/s in La Cage Aux Folles (London Palladium); Jacey Squires in The Music Man (Theatre Royal, Plymouth); Frank’n’Furter in The Rocky Horror Show (European Tour); Apostle in Jesus Christ Superstar (Belgrade Theatre Coventry); Ensemble in The Mikado and The Pirates of Penzance for The New D’Oyly Carte Opera Company (UK Tour); Tamino in The Magic Flute for Music Theatre London; Rabbi Sherman in Bar Mitzvah Boy (Upstairs at the Gate); Sir Danvers Carew in Jekyll and Hyde (English Theatre Frankfurt) George Pepper, Jasper Featherways, etc in Tonight at 8:30. (Jermyn Street Theatre); Sir John Tremayne in Me and My Girl (Frinton Summer Theatre); Lieutenant Brannigan/Arvide Abernathy in Guys and Dolls (The Mill at Sonning) Jack in Rags; TheeMusical (The Park Theatre) Sir Alexander Fleming in The Mould That Changed The World (Edinburgh Fringe and US Tour) Lefevre, Older Raoul and Don Atilio in The Phantom of the Opera (Italian Première and Opéra de Monte-Carlo, Monaco)

Theatre Includes: Robert in Rebecca, Matty in Moonshiners, Nurse in Having a Ball (Palace, Westcliff); Hardy in Edge of Darkness (UK Tour); Jeff Seago in A Touch of Danger (UK Tour); Maurice Young in Deadly Nightcap (UK Tour); Billy in This Happy Breed, Bill in An Evening with Gary Lineker (Civic Chelmsford); Malcolm in Macbeth (London Stage Co.); Stanley Baldry in Funny Peculiar (Leeds Playhouse); Racks in Class Enemy (Manchester Library); Captain in Twelfth Night, John Perks in The Railway Children (Northcott Theatre).

Film & Television Includes: Sooty & Co (Granada TV); Playdays (BBC); The Demon Headmaster (BBC); Playschool (BBC); Pulaski (BBC).