Director

Laurie Mills has been involved with community theatre in Auckland throughout his adult life, mainly as an actor and director at Howick Little Theatre.

He last directed at Dolphin 20 years ago and looks forward to renewing his friendship here. Laurie has also directed numerous productions for the Howick & Children’s Theatre where he is now a proud patron. He has a definite liking for plays set in the past, distant or recent, and One Man is no exception.

He first visited Brighton in 1968, so his memories of the city and of England in the 60s are reasonably authentic!

as Dolly

Trained at the award winning Pineapple Performing Arts School in London, Natasha performed in London’s West End in both dramatic and musical theatre productions before returning to NZ where she performed the role of Helena in the Herald Theatre production of Midsummer Night’s Dream. She has worked in a number of TV commercials and short films.

as Lloyd Boateng

Born and raised in Auckland, Shivneel has been interested in the art of acting since an early teen making numerous appearances on stage and screen in NZ and in LA. This is Shivneel's first production at the Dolphin Theatre.

as Charlie 'The Duck' Clench

Paul was the King of the Dead in Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. His first role at Dolphin was the title role in Dracula. Paul has also appeared in We’ll Always Have Paris, The Mousetrap and That Woman for which he gained an award for Supporting Actor.

as Pauline Clench

Hanna has trained in theatre and screen for 4 years gaining diplomas in both, She is represented by Robert Bruce and has worked closely with Auckland Theatre Company through their summer programmes, alongside self-devised work, and short films. This is her first show at Dolphin.

as Alan Dangle

Greg has played principal roles in Hair (Woof), Beautiful Thing (Ste) and King and Country (Albert Burnett) which is where he first met Laurie Mills. His most recent work saw him perform in Reading LaMouche (Steve) which was part of the ‘Short and Sweet’ Festival in 2013 and An Inspector Calls (Gerald) with Centre Stage. He is excited to be working with Laurie again after all these years.

as Harry Dangle

David is pleased to be back at the Dolphin for the third time in this very funny show. He is looking forward to working with the talented cast and crew and hopes the audience enjoys it as much as the cast has done during rehearsals.

as Francis Henshall

This is Zane’s 6th show with the Dolphin; some of his previous theatre roles include The Actor in The Woman in Black, Detective Sgt Trotter in The Mousetrap, Piggy in The Lord of the Flies, Mark Cohen in RENT and Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music.

as Rachel Crabbe

Jo is very proud to be performing again at Dolphin Theatre after her previous performance in That Woman. After extending her craft as Annie Tupua in Kings of the Gym and Wairua in Peace Plays, coming back to Dolphin feels a bit like coming home.

as Stanley Stubbers

This is James’ first production at Dolphin Theatre, having previously acted at Howick Little Theatre, Company Theatre and HCYT. He is thrilled to be working with Laurie Mills again, and to be performing in such an entertaining production.

as Alfie

Ian last performed at Dolphin in the 1995 production of  Out of Order and he is very pleased to be back with the current wonderful play.  Ian’s most recent performances were in Birthrights (2015) and Noises Off (2014) – both with HLT.

as Minder, Gareth, Policeman & Vicar

One Man, Two Guvnors will be Sam’s first time working in theatre. He is playing  several roles and he is really enjoying being a part of this awesome production where he is learning loads from a great bunch of talented people.

as Minder, Old Lady & Taxi Driver

Dillon’s acting experiences so far have been at school and then more recently in short films. He is enjoying being back on stage and playing several roles.