The Last Yankee

For Rapture: All My Sons, The Last Yankee, Betrayal, Hamlet and The Collection.

Theatre includes: The Knight of the Burning Pestle (The Globe Theatre Company), The 39 Steps (Vienna), Beauty and the Beast, Jack and the Beanstalk, Arsenic and Old Lace, Absent Friends, The Rivals and The Winter’s Tale. David has a long association with the Mercury Theatre having previously appeared for the company as Abanazar in Aladdin, Muley in The Grapes of Wrath and in the title role of King David, amongst countless others.
Television and film credits include: Falling, Harry, Quayside, Heartbeat, Micawber, Inspector Rebus, Byker Grove and, most recently, 55 Degrees North and Lawless.

David has also worked extensively as a voiceover artist, including recording numerous audio books, commercials and radio plays.

Pauline Turner trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art and has worked extensively in theatre, film, television and voice-over.

For Rapture: All My Sons, The Last Yankee and The Collection.

Theatre includes: Mill on the Floss (Shared Experience/international tour/West End), The Unconquered (Stellar Quines Theatre Company), Freedom Play (Southbank Centre/London Literature Festival), Top Girls (Citizens Theatre), Measure for Measure (Peter Hall Company/RSC), Sun Is Shining (BAC/Brits off Broadway Festival, NYC), Bring Me Sunshine (Manchester Royal Exchange), One Million Tiny Plays About Britain (Citizens Theatre/Edinburgh Festival) and Emma (Watford Palace Theatre).
Film and TV credits include: Young Adam (Warner Bros/Hanway), Two Thousand Acres of Sky (BBC), Martin Chuzzlewit (BBC/WGBH Boston), Casualty (BBC), Goodnight Mister Tom (ITV/Carlton), Bad Boys (BBC), Taggart (STV), Cuffs (BBC/Tiger Aspect) and The Key (BBC).

For Rapture: Democracy, The Last Yankee, All My Sons, Shang a Lang, The Collection, Broken Glass and The Sash.

Theatres includes: National Theatre, Mermaid Theatre, Citizen’s Theatre, Bristol Old Vic, Scottish Opera, Paine’s Plough, 7:84, Tron Theatre, Borderline, Theatre Babel, TAG, Oran Mor and also in Dogstar Theatre’s international hit, Factor 9.

Stewart was nominated for Best UK Actor 2003 for his performance in The Fever at the Citizen’s Theatre. He has appeared throughout the UK on stage, TV, Film and Radio.

Television includes: River City, Shetland, Tutti Frutti, Taggart, Down Where the Buffalo Go, Tumbledown, The Bill, Hamish Macbeth, Jeeves and Wooster, Boon, Young Person’s Guide to Becoming a Rockstar, Take the High Road and many many others.

For Rapture: The Last Yankee, The Sash and Last of the Red Hot Lovers.

Jane is probably best known for the role of ‘Isa’ in the hit BBC Scotland comedy Still Game and by younger audiences as ‘Granny Murray’ in CBeebies hit Me Too.
Theatre includes: The Cameo (Oran Mor), Still Game Live (SSE Hydro) The Guid Sisters (NTS/Royal Lyceum) The Steamie, The Corstorphine Road Nativity (Festival Theatre) The Wizard of Oz (Citizens Theatre) and Motherhood (Robert C Kelly).

TV credits include: Burnistoun Big Night Out, Still Game (series 1-6), Rab C. Nesbitt, The Sunny, Freshly Squeezed, The Baldy Man and Para Handy.

Film credits Include: Jim the Fish and Goon.

Panto credits include: Cinderella (The Beacon), Cinderella and Aladdin (Kings Theatre, Glasgow), Jack and the Beanstalk and Cinderella (Alhambra), Cinderella (Palace Theatre, Kilmarnock) and Pinocchio (Pavilion).

For Rapture: The Last Yankee and A Streetcar Named Desire.

Glasgow based actress Natalie Clark has had a varied career with experience in radio drama, audio description, film and has been the face of various TV ads over the years.

Other credits include: Britannia Rules (Paisley Arts Centre); A Streetcar Named Desire (Ramshorn Theatre) and The Crucible (Cottiers Theatre).

Recent credits include: Wired (InMotion Theatre Company); Love or Money (CCA); Waiting For Gabriel (East Kilbride Arts Centre); and Still Game (BBC). Natalie can also be seen in the upcoming rom-com Perfect Strangers (Magic Money Films).