Alumni news: February edition

Here are just a few highlights of where you can catch our alumni in the next couple of months.  

We’d love to hear about any work LAMDA graduates are creating. Get in touch on [email protected] or send us a message on social media. 

Available Now 

• Jamie Wilkes can be seen in new ITV drama Finding Alice, with all episodes available to watch on ITV Hub.
• Catch Elliot Edusah in Sci-Fi film Outside the Wire now streaming on Netflix. 
• Michael Stevenson recently returned to his role as paramedic Iain Dean in BBC’s Casualty.   
• Branden Cook stars in TV series Industry, available to stream on BBC iPlayer.  
• Post-apocalyptic Sci-Fi drama The Midnight Sky, now streaming on Netflix, stars David Oyelowo. 
• Rose Basista stars in the new five-part BBC Radio 4 Drama, playing the Title Character Eleanor Rising.
• Dame Harriet Walter stars in How to Make a Cup of Tea?, available to watch on Graeae Theatre’s YouTube channel. 
• Holly Ellis is the lighting designer on A Fairytale Revolution at Theatre 503.
• Catch Ell Potter narrating BBC Radio 4’s “Book at Bedtime” novel The Snow and the Works on the Northern Line. Find it here. 
• Directed by Stanley Morgan and starring fellow alumni Gilbert Kyem Jnr and James Harkness, short film Lonely is now available on Youtube. 
• The Watch, starring Adam Hugill as Constable Carrot and Anna Chancellor as Lord Vetinari, is now airing on BBC America.
• Blu Del Barrio stars in Star Trek: Discovery as the first non-binary character in the franchise.
• Steven Knight’s Pandemic drama Locked Down starring Chiwetel Ejiofor can be watched on HBO in the US now, and in the UK in March. 

Coming Soon 

• Ahmed Elhaj is due to star in Silent Witness this year joining fellow graduate David Caves. 
• Tony Goldwyn has been announced as one of the leads in the second series of Nat Geo’s The Hot Zone: Anthrax. 
• Sam Claflin has rejoined the cast of Peaky Blinders as Oswald Mosely as they start to film series six. 
• BBC’s Traces has been renewed for a second series with Jack Tarlton taking up his role again.  
• Brian Cox is currently filming the third series of Succession. 
• Fabien Frankel will be playing bassist Glen Matlock in Danny Boyle’s Sex Pistols TV biopic.
• Hugh Skinner stars in romantic comedy Falling For Figaro. Watch the trailer here.
• Producer and theatre owner Howard Panter will be celebrating the opening of new West End theatre, Trafalgar Theatre, in spring.
• Upcoming Apple+ sci-fi drama Foundation features Leah Harvey as series regular.
• Nadia Parkes has joined the cast of new Sky Original series, Domina.
• Benedict Cumberbatch is due to reprise his role as Doctor Strange in new Marvel film Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
• Donald Sutherland is due to star in sci-fi action film Moonfall.
• Tom Bateman can be seen in the film Death on the Nile, based on the Agatha Christie novel, later this year.
• Premiering in May, Hugh Coles is due to star, as George McFly, in the new West End musical Back to The Future.