Creatives

Carrie-Anne Ingrouille is represented in the West End and on Broadway with her critically acclaimed choreography for SIX playing at the Vaudeville Theatre, London and the Lena Horne Theatre, New York. For her work on the show, Carrie has received a Tony and Olivier Award Nomination for Best Theatre Choreographer and WhatsOnStage, OFFIE, and The Elizabeth Sterling Haynes Award nominations for Best Choreography.   

 Notable Choreography and Movement Direction credits include: The Parent Agency (Chester Storyhouse); The Importance of Being Earnest (National Theatre); Dear Evan Hansen (Nottingham Playhouse/UK Tour); Sisters of Mersey (Liverpool’s Royal Court); The Merry Widow (Glyndebourne Opera); A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Lido2, Paris); Rock Follies (Chichester Festival Theatre); Village Idiot (Theatre Royal Stratford East, Nottingham Playhouse & Ramps on the Moon); The Good Person of Szechwan (Sheffield Crucible, Lyric Hammersmith & ETT); Monsoon Wedding-The Musical (St. Ann’s Warehouse, New York); Antigone (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); Our Generation (National Theatre & Chichester Festival Theatre); Wonderful Town (Opera Holland Park); This is My Family (Chichester Festival Theatre); The Catherine Tate Show Live (UK Tour); Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense (Duke of York’s Theatre); The Suicide (National Theatre); The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party (Royal Opera House, The Roundhouse).  

Carrie is the U.K. Associate Choreographer for the West End and touring productions of Hamilton. 

Emma is an award-winning set and costume designer who originally trained as an architect at the Barlett School of Architecture UCL. She graduated from the prestigious Motley Theatre Design Course in 2010 and in 2011 she was awarded the Linbury Prize for Stage Design for her production of Roy Orbison in Clingfilm at the Royal Opera House. She trained at the Royal Shakespeare Company and has gone on to design for theatre, opera, music and fashion shoots. She thrives off unexpected collaborations and new ways of working. Her work can be found here: emmabaileydesign.com

Gabriella works as a set and costume designer in the U.K. and internationally. She won the Off-West End award for SIX in 2019 for Best Costume Design, and was also nominated for an Olivier and WhatsOnStage award in the same year. Gabriella was the costume designer for the Spice Girls and their dancers for Spice World 2019, which toured the U.K. and was seen by over 700,000 fans.

Recent costume credits include Bedknobs & Broomsticks (U.K. Tour); Spice Girls: Spice World (Arena Tour, 2019); Curtains (West End & U.K. Tour); The Importance of Being Earnest (Vaudeville Theatre); Reveller’s Mass; The Green House; Folk (National Dance Company Wales); The Last Days of Anne Boleyn (Tower of London); Working (Southwark Playhouse); In The Heights (Kings Cross Theatre & Southwark Playhouse); Peter and the Starcatcher (Royal and Derngate).

Set and Costume credits include: Murder For Two (Watermill Theatre, The Other Palace & U.K. Tour); Billionaire Boy (Nuffield Theatre & U.K. Tour); Moll Flanders (Mercury Theatre); Showstopper! (Costume & Props: The Other Palace, The Lyric & The Apollo); Spring Awakening (Hope Mill Theatre); A Spoonful of Sherman (U.K. Tour); Cinderella (Citizens Theatre); Loot (Watermill Theatre & Park Theatre); Bodies (Royal Court Theatre); Kommilitonen! (Welsh National Opera); Stig of the Dump (U.K. Tour); Love Birds (Pleasance Courtyard).
@sladegabriella, gabriellaslade.co.uk

George is best known as the Olivier Award winning composer of stage musicals such as Honk!, Betty Blue Eyes, Mary Poppins and Soho Cinders – all written with lyricist Anthony Drewe. George and Ants have two new shows in development: Identical for Kenny Wax in 2022 and Becoming Nancy for Broadway. However, he is delighted to be making his debut as a producer with SIX, having seen the 2017 student production in Cambridge and completely, er… lost his head. He’s also very happy to be working with three such champions of new British musicals, Kenny Wax and Wendy & Andy Barnes. Stiles + Drewe have a deep passion for nurturing new writing through MercuryMusicals.com and their annual Stiles + Drewe Prize. If you’re a young writer inspired by what you see then get creative – it happened for Marlow and Moss!

www.stilesanddrewe.com 

Jamie Armitage is a Tony Award-nominated director for his work on SIX.   

Directing credits include: The Red & The Black (Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre); Straight Line Crazy (The Shed, NY; co-directed with Nicholas Hytner); Southern Belles: A Tennessee Williams Double Bill (King’s Head Theatre); Spring Awakening and Sweeney Todd (RCSSD); And Tell Sad Stories of the Death of Queens (King’s Head Theatre); Love Me Now (Tristan Bates Theatre).   

Writing/Directing credits include: An Interrogation (Hampstead Theatre & Summerhall).  

He is an Associate Director of the Bridge Theatre. He was a resident director at the Almeida Theatre from 2019 to 2021, and an associate artist at the King’s Head Theatre. 

Joe is a Musical Director and Musical Supervisor based in London.

In 2019 he received an Olivier Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Music for his work on SIX. Musical Supervisor credits include: SIX (U.K. Tours and West End, Broadway, Chicago [Winner: Jeff Award for Musical Direction], Sydney Opera House; NCL Cruise Ships); St Anne Comes Home (Actors Church, Covent Garden); 42 Balloons [in development with Perfect Pitch]. Musical Director credits include: Sweeney Todd (CSSD); Merrily We Roll Along (LAMDA); Bare (LAMDA); Southern Belles (Kings Head London).

Assistant MD credits include What’s New Pussycat (Birmingham Rep). Joe studied music at the University of Cambridge before training at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Kenny Wax MBE is a past President of the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) and has been working in the West End since 1989, first as an usher, then as a flyman, box office clerk, follow spot operator and on-stage crew. He is delighted to have received an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours in recognition for his services to the theatre industry as well as his charitable work. He currently sits on the SOLT Board and Chairs the Finance and Strategy Committee.

Current productions include SIX the Musical in the West End and on a UK and international tour, on Broadway where it won two Tony Awards, on a North American tour and in Australia. It recently played in Tokyo, Toronto, Seoul, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich, Barcelona, Shanghai, Trieste and Zurich. The studio album received ‘gold’ status and together with the Broadway cast album across various music platforms, the songs from the show have exceeded one billion streams. The SIX the Musical Live! capture, recently released in over 750 cinemas around the UK, holds the highest screen count ever for event theatre and is the highest grossing musical in the history of stage-to-screen captures.

Kenny is proud to be co-producing Just For One Day (The Live Aid Musical) at the Shaftesbury Theatre following it’s sold out run at the Old Vic Theatre and the brand-new musical, with the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, which will open at the Swan Theatre in Stratford in February 2026. He also co-producing the Chichester Festival Theatre production of Top Hat which will begin touring the UK in the Autumn of 2025 and the Spring of 2026.

The Comedy About Spies, the latest offering from Mischief Theatre is now playing at the Noel Coward Theatre with A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong opening at the Apollo Theatre in December 2025, making it the eleventh stage show Kenny has produced with Mischief Theatre, including: The Play That Goes Wrong (winner of the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy and a Tony Award on Broadway) which is enjoying its 10th year in the West End at the Duchess Theatre; Peter Pan Goes Wrong which completed successful runs in Los Angeles and Broadway before embarking on a UK tour in 2023 starting in the West End; The Mind Mangler: Member of the Tragic Circle; The Comedy About a Bank Robbery which ran for four years at the Criterion Theatre; Mischief Movie Night (In) gained Mischief its fourth consecutive Olivier nomination and was streamed for the first time all over the world in December 2020 and recently enjoyed a return to stage and screens in early 2025; Groan Ups which played at the Vaudeville in autumn 2019 and later toured the UK and Magic Goes Wrong, made in collaboration with magicians Penn & Teller. Establishing Mischief Screen with Mischief Theatre, Kenny was Executive Producer of two Christmas television specials on BBC One: Peter Pan Goes Wrong and A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong, as well as the BBC comedy series The Goes Wrong Show, available on DVD with the second series available on BBC iPlayer.

Notable and award winning other productions include: the world premiere of Top Hat – winner of three Olivier Awards including Best New Musical (2013) and winner of the Evening Standard Award for Best Night Out (2012). Once on This Island – winner of the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Musical (1995). The Worst Witch - winner of the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Family Show in 2019, with Hey Duggee the Live Theatre Show winning the same award in 2023 and Olivier nominated Hetty Feather based on the book by Dame Jacqueline Wilson.

In 2022, Kenny opened Identical, based on the book The Parent Trap by Erich Kastner. Directed by Sir Trevor Nunn, it received tremendous reviews for its try-out production and is awaiting a theatre for a West End transfer. The Company produced the first-ever UK tour of Bugsy Malone – the acclaimed Lyric Hammersmith production, based on the world-famous movie by Alan Parker, and a stage version of the much-loved book We’re Going on a Bear Hunt recently completed a UK and international tour. Kenny also collaborated with New Vic Theatre from Stoke-on-Trent to produce Tom, Dick & Harry based on The Great Escape from Stalag Luft III and in 2023 collaborated with Derren Brown and his team to create Unbelievable, a show which ran for four months at the Criterion Theatre in the West End. Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World, an 80-minute pop musical for families about influential women in history, which won the UK Theatre Award for Best Show for Children and Young People (2022) toured the UK before completing a run at The Other Palace in 2024. Marlow and Moss’s second musical, Why Am I So Single?, which ran at the Garrick Theatre until January 2025, received rave reviews, four WhatsOnStage nominations and an Olivier Award nomination for Best New Musical.

Lucy is a Tony Award-winning writer and the youngest woman ever to direct a musical on Broadway.  Alongside her co-writer/friend, Toby Marlow, she won a Tony, two Drama Desks, and an Outer Critics Circle Award for their music and lyrics in the musical SIX (Broadway, West End, various other places). Their album “SIX: Live on Opening Night” was also nominated for a Grammy. She was also nominated for best director of a musical at the Tony’s for her co-direction of SIX.  Okay enough about SIX. 

Other writer-director credits include: Why Am I So Single? (West End) and Hot Gay Time Machine (West End). Her directing credits include: Legally Blonde (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical (Actors’ Fund Online Benefit). 

Her song-writing credits include: The Monkey King (Netflix); Dylan Mulvaney’s Day 365 LIVE! ; Book of Queer (discovery+); The 75th Annual Tony Awards (CBS). 

She loves to kayak. You can find her @mucyloss on the internet. 

Sound designer and music producer Paul Gatehouse has been nominated for a Grammy Award, a Tony Award, and a Drama Desk Award. 

His sound design work includes Mary Poppins (UK tour), Why Am I So Single? (Garrick Theatre), Babies (The Other Palace), 42 Balloons (Lowry Theatre, Manchester), Spring Awakening in Concert (Victoria Palace Theatre), The Little Big Things (@SohoPlace), Mandela (Young Vic), Identical (Nottingham Playhouse), Oliver! (Asian premiere in Tokyo), RENT (Hope Mill Theatre), and SIX – in London, on Broadway, on UK and US tours, as well as in Australia, Korea, and Japan. His ongoing work on Mary Poppins (for Cameron Mackintosh & Disney) has included productions at the Prince Edward Theatre in London, as well as premieres in Tokyo, Zurich (Theater 11), Dubai Opera, and the Australian tour. 

He also designed the sound for The Witches of Eastwick (Cirkus Theatre, Stockholm), Amélie (Werk7, Munich), and Billionaire Boy (Nuffield Theatres, Southampton). 

As a producer and mixer, Paul has worked on numerous recordings, including "Mandela – Original London Cast Recording", "SIX Live on Broadway – Original Broadway Cast Recording", "Young Frankenstein – Original London Cast Recording", "Newsies" (theatre and DVD release), and "Miss Saigon: The Definitive Live Recording" (theatre, DVD, and CD), for which he served as recording engineer and mixer. 

In film, his work includes “The Little Big Things” (NT at Home) and SIX (London). 

Paul’s work has received wide recognition, with nominations including a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album (SIX, Broadway), a Tony Award for Best Sound Design of a Musical (SIX, Broadway), and a Drama Desk Award in the same category. 

SIX (West End, Broadway); American Idiot (West End/U.K. Tour); Knights Of The Rose (West End); Club Tropicana (U.K. Tour); Our House (U.K. Tour); Summer Holiday (U.K. Tour); Dedication (Nuffield Theatre); Miss Atomic Bomb (St James); Dick Whittington, Cinderella, Aladdin, Jack and the Beanstalk (Lyric Hammersmith); Vanities, Bash (Trafalgar Studios); The Mikado, Iolanthe (U.K. Tour); Crazy for You, Guys & Dolls, On the 20th Century (Guildhall); Miracle on 34th St (U.K. Tour); H.M.S. Pinafore (Hackney Empire/U.K. Tour); The Sweet Science of Bruising (Southwark Playhouse); Incognito (The Bush); Fuck the Polar Bears (The Bush); Table (Arts Ed); Zombie Prom (Landor Theatre); The Doctor Who Experience (BBC Cardiff); Bare (Greenwich Theatre); The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Platform Theatre); Moby Dick, Annie Get Your Gun, Closer to Heaven, Honk, Loserville the Musical, Whistle Down the Wind, Pacific Overtures, Bare, Billy (The Union); Good With People (59E59, NYC); The 8th (The Barbican); Boiling Frogs (Southwark Playhouse); Wigan, and 65 Miles (Hull Truck); Chips with Everything (Embassy Studio); As Is (Finbourgh Theatre); Concrete Jungle (Riverside Studios); The Oikos Project and Protozoa (The Red Room); Zombie Prom the Musical (Landor Theatre); Macbeth (Sprite Productions). Tim was the Associate Lighting Designer for the National Theatre. He’s also worked as an Associate Lighting Designer on projects like The Lorax (Old Vic/International); Scottsboro Boys, White Christmas (West End); Chicago (West End, International); 9 to 5 the Musical (U.K. Tour); Exterminating Angel (Copenhagen Opera House), Pippin (Chocolate Factory); and High School Musical 2 (U.K. Tour). 

Film Credits: “Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool” (EON Films); “Animal Charm”, “The Prank Show” (BBC) 

www.timdeiling.com 

Toby is the other half of Marlow and Moss, the writing duo behind the musical SIX, alongside Lucy Moss. For SIX, the duo won the 2022 Tony Award for Best Score, two Drama Desk Awards, an Outer Critics Circle Award, and they received a Grammy nomination for the album SIX: Live on Opening Night. Toby’s other writing and composing credits include: Why Am I So Single? (West End); Hot Gay Time Machine (West End); Book of Queer (discovery+); The Monkey King (Netflix); Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?! (Off-Broadway, Soho Theatre); The 75th Annual Tony Awards (CBS); Dylan Mulvaney’s Day 365 LIVE! (The Rainbow Room); Courtney Act: Fluid (international tour) and Kyle Hanagami’s Stay Inside. Toby also writes pop music, collaborating with artists such as Jinkx Monsoon (The Virgo Odyssey), and Alaska Thunder**** (ROY G BIV).

@thetobymarlow

Tom is a Grammy, Tony, Olivier and Drama Desk Award-nominated orchestrator, arrangerand music producer. 

Theatre credits include: Burlesque the Musical (Manchester/Glasgow); The Great British Bake Off Musical (West End/Cheltenham); Identical (Nottingham/Manchester); SIX (worldwide); Hot Gay Time Machine (Trafalgar Studios); West End Bares (2016-19); The Sound of Music (UK tour); Fully Committed (Menier Chocolate Factory); Jekyll & Hyde (Union Theatre), and five shows for Cambridge Touring Theatre.   

As associate orchestrator: Funny Girl (Broadway/US tour/West End/UK tour); Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory); High Society (The Old Vic). Orchestrations for Alexis Ffrench and Marc Almond. Music department for Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds. Tom is a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.   

www.tomcurran.co.uk 

Wendy and Andy Barnes have been independent producers for fifteen years. In 2017, they founded Global Musicals Ltd, to commercially produce and general manage new musicals, in the West End and internationally. They are also the joint founders of Perfect Pitch, a non-profit company dedicated exclusively to supporting new British musical theatre, proudly part of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio of funded arts organisations.

SIX marked the inaugural production for Global Musicals receiving five Olivier Award nominations and winning several awards along the way, including the WhatsOnStage Audience Award for Best Musical Production and the Jeff Award for Best New Musical. They continue to produce the show around the world. Recently they have opened The Choir of Man at the Arts Theatre, West End.

Andy and Wendy’s previous joint producing credits include: Lift (Soho Theatre), featuring George Maguire and Cynthia Erivo, nominated for a WhatsOnStage Award for Best Music; The Great British Musical (Criterion Theatre), hosted by Stephen Fry and starring Alfie Boe; Through the Door (Trafalgar Studios); Club Mex (Hope Mill Theatre); The Little Beasts (The Other Palace); From Up Here (South Hill Park); The House of Mirrors and Hearts (Arcola, London).As development producers: The Go-Between (West Yorkshire Playhouse, Royal & Derngate, Northampton & Derby Live – Winner of the U.K. Theatre Award for Best Musical); Pieces of String (Mercury Theatre, Colchester), nominated for Best Musical U.K. Theatre Awards.As associate producers: The Go-Between (The Apollo Theatre, starring Michael Crawford).Andy’s other producer credits include: The Wiz (Hackney Empire); Departure Lounge (Off-West End), nominated for Best New Musical, WhatsOnStage Awards; Doctor Foster (Menier Chocolate Factory); Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me (Gene Frankel Theatre, New York) and Dreams Come Out to Play (Birmingham Rep).