He previously appeared in The Wild Duck for the Donmar. His other theatre credits include Macbeth, Two Princes and Arcadia (Theatr Clywd). For television, his work includes The Jump, The Changeling and Blind Justice; and for film, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Elizabeth: The Golden Age and Gosford Park.

His stage work includes Edmond (National Theatre). For television his credits include the Warm Springs, Conspiracy, Shackleton and the forthcoming Wallander; and for film, the forthcoming Valkyrie, Five Children and It, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Celebrity, Theory of Flight, Hamlet, Othello, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Much Ado About Nothing and Henry V. Branagh is Artistic Associate of the Donmar West End Season.

Her theatre credits include Some Kind of Bliss (Trafalgar Studios & New York), Sexual Perversity in Chicago (Norwich Theatre Royal), Ship of Fools (Theatre 503), Catch (Royal Court) and The Voysey Inheritance (National Theatre). Her television work includes Ashes to Ashes, Einstein and Eddington, The Green Green Grass, Genie in the House and Rough Crossings; and for film, Children of Men.

She is currently appearing in The Chalk Garden at the Donmar Warehouse. Her other theatre work includes Snowbound (Trafalgar Studios), Hamlet (The Factory) and I Like Mine With a Kiss (Bush Theatre). For television, her credits include Silent Witness, Carrie & Barry and Waking the Dead; and for film, Babel, Bridget Jones Diary and Sliding Doors.

His theatre credits include Three Sisters (Abbey Theatre, Dublin), The Field (Tricycle Theatre), The Gigli Concert (Assembly Theatre), The Price (Gate Theatre, Dublin), and The Burial at Thebes and The Cherry Orchard (Abbey Theatre, Dublin). His television work includes The Palace, The Street, Rome, Shackleton, McCready & Daughter, My Fragile Heart and Ballykissangel; and for film, Omagh, Titanic Town and Dancing at Lughnasa.

He previously played Cassio Othello at Donmar. His theatre credits include Cymbeline (Olivier Award for Best Newcomer) and The Changeling (Cheek by Jowl). For television, his work includes Victoria Cross Heroes, The Gathering Storm, Armadillo, Conspiracy, Nicholas Nickleby and the forthcoming Wallander; and for film, Unrelated.

Le Touzel’s theatre credits include Topless Mum (Tricycle Theatre), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Almeida Theatre), An Inspector Calls (Aldwych Theatre), Henry IV Part I, Les Enfant du Paradis and My Heart’s a Suitcase (RSC), Ourselves Alone (Royal Court) and The Drowning (Hampstead Theatre). Her television work includes Beast, Hearts & Bones, Kiss Me Kate and Vanity Fair.

She previously appeared at the Donmar in Old Times. Her other stage work includes The Lover & The Collection (Comedy Theatre), The Exonerated (Riverside Studios) and Aristocrats (National Theatre). For television her work includes The Old Curiosity Shop, The Street, Aftermath, The Lost Prince, The Forsyte Saga, The Passion and Our Friends in the North (BAFTA Award for Best Actress & Broadcasting Press Guild Award); and for film, And When Did You Last See Your Father?, Atonement, The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Wonderland, Notting Hill and The Croupier.

World Music at the Donmar. His other theatre credits include Boeing Boeing (Comedy Theatre), The Lady in the Van (Queen’s Theatre) and Naked (Almeida and Playhouse Theatre). For television, his work includes The Last Van Helsing, The Murder of Princess Diana, Life on Mars, Dunkirk, Bedtime, Shackleton and Conspiracy; and for film, the forthcoming Valkyrie, Scoop, Pirates of the Caribbean, Johnny English, Entrapment, Sliding Doors, Enigma and Cry Freedom.

Her theatre credits include The Pain and the Itch (Royal Court), Miss Julie/Measure for Measure (Theatre Royal Bath, Ian Charleson Award), Citizen/Burn/Chatroom (National Theatre), A Couple of Poor Polish Speaking Romanians and A Brief History of Helen of Troy (Soho Theatre). For television, her credits include the forthcoming The Devil’s Whore, Being Human, Margaret Tharcher: The Long Walk to Finchley, Party Animals and A Very Social Secretary; and for film, Love You More, Mad Bad & Sad, Happy Go Lucky, Magicians and Venus.

Privates on Parade at the Donmar. Sinclair’s other theatre credits include Rosmersholm (Almeida Theatre), Dealer’s Choice (Menier Chocolate Factory and Trafalgar Studios), The History Boys (National Theatre, West End and worldwide), What the Butler Saw (Hampstead Theatre and Criterion Theatre) and Journey’s End (Playhouse Theatre). For television, his work includes Daphne, Hustle, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard and Life Begins; and for film, the forthcoming The Young Victoria, Casino Royale, V for Vendetta and The Statement.

His extensive work for the RSC includes Henry VI (Part 3), Richard II and Richard III. Other theatre credits include Ninagawa’s Hamlet (UK tour) and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Sheffield Crucible).