Kamal
I attended classes at the YATI and at nine I was put into the agency. I had my debut as Noodles in The Fantastic Fear Of Everything starring Simon Pegg which was in cinemas June 2012 and have since performed as a dancer at Saddlers Wells and done acting jobs here and there.
I’m excited that I was given the opportunity to tell and perform this wonderful story. Im feeling a lot of pressure, but overall I am very fortunate to be given the opportunity to play the role of Daniel and be apart of his journey. I hope that Daniel and Jessica story will get told to larger audiences.
Alice Grant
I’m from SW London and I’m playing Jessica in Lady and The Trap. I’m excited to be working with a strong, versatile and talented cast. We’re all young people who’ve grown up in London and so it’s interesting to tell a story that closely resembles our own experiences.
Pierre Moullier
SW London, 18, fresh out of school and luckily managed to get myself into LATT. I’d like to think my journey so far has shaped me into a decent performer, but honestly, having a multi role in this project is pushing me to my limits. Playing every character on the spectrum from posh, awkward boys to sidekicks of aspiring rappers, police constables, producers and subway employees puts a lot of pressure on the actor. I enjoy the challenge because I know that I’m helping to tell a story that’s close to me right now in my life and most guys at some point in theirs. A story of boys trying to be men.
Molly Jones
19 years old and recently graduated from the YATI foundation course. I’ve been involved with Wooden Arrow Productions for several months now as I was a part of the cast in their recent show, ‘Socks’. Lady and the Trap is an honest piece of theatre, showcasing the complicated yet authentic relationship between two people from polar-opposite backgrounds. I’m really enjoying the process of building this production, specifically because of the challenges I’m faced with. The idea of playing so many roles in one play is one of the main reasons I wanted to be a part of this production, as well as being able to showcase the important messages within the play such as mental stresses, feeling lost in your career and fighting for people you love. Differentiating these characters clearly for the audience has not only been a real task for me, but very enjoyable and amusing.