Cast

    Sam

    James Bye

    James is best known for playing Martin Fowler on EastEnders (BBC) for over 10 years. Other Film/TV credits include: The Great Train Robbery (World Productions); The Hooligan Factory (Altitude HF), Dead Cat (Dead Cat Films), Hummingbird (HB Pictures) and Cemetery Junction (Sony Pictures). Theatre credits include: Mr Darcy in Death Comes to Pemberley (Mill at Sonning/UK Tour), The Rendezvous (Drayton Studio), The Collection (Assembly Rooms Edinburgh), Tea and Sympathy (Finborough Theatre), The Strange Case of Donovan Gray (Union Theatre) and Young Woodley (Finborough Theatre).

    Jenny

    Shvorne Marks

    Shvorne is currently performing The Women of Llanrumney with Theatre Royal Stratford East. Shvorne played Bernadette in Three Little Birds (ITV). Other recent credits include Get Millie Black (HBO), Spy/Master (HBO), The Baby (HBO), Breeders – Seasons 1+3 (FX), The Walk In (ITV) and Trigonometry (BBC2).

    Shvorne was a regular for several series of Endeavour. Theatre credits include Beautiful Thing (Stratford East); Meek (Headlong); A Profoundly Affectionate, Passionate Devotion to Someone (The Royal Court); Deny Deny Deny (The Park Theatre); House with Clean Break and The Witch of Edmonton at the RSC.

    Grant Kilburn

    Ben

    Grant Kilburn

    Grant is delighted to be returning to 2:22 A Ghost Story, after making his stage debut in the show during its West End run in 2023.

    Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts
    Feature Film – Matchbox (Apple TV), Kajaki: The True Story

    Lauren

    Natalie Casey

    Theatre credits include: Rock / Paper / Scissors (Sheffield Crucible); Valued Friends (Rose Theatre Kingston); Guys and Dolls (Sheffield Crucible); Stepping Out (Vaudeville Theatre); Things I Know To Be True (Frantic Assembly/Lyric Hammersmith/UK Tour); Sex And The Three Day Week and The Flint Street Nativity (Liverpool Playhouse); Albion (Bush Theatre); 9 To 5 (Ambassadors Theatre Group/UK Tour); Abigail’s Party (Menier Chocolate Factory Productions/ Royal Theatre Bath/ Wyndham’s Theatre); Legally Blonde (Sonia Friedman Productions); The Invisible Man (Menier Chocolate Factory Productions); Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre); Well (Apollo Theatre/Trafalgar Studios); Hobson’s Choice (Watermill Theatre) and The Vagina Monologues (Palace Theatre Manchester).

    Television credits include: Hollyoaks (Channel 4); Agatha Raisin (Sky 1); Kerry (Pilot); Dave Shakespeare (Vulture Culture Productions); Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps (BBC3); Chopratown, (BBC)