Mahesh Jadu can be currently seen in the history / western feature The Furnace which premiered at Venice 2020 with nominations. He was recently seen in Ben Elton’s Three Summers. Other notable feature credits include a supporting role in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Lakeshore’s I, Frankenstein as lead support Ophir opposite Aaron Eckhart, and Time Traveller opposite Josh Harnett. Jadu’s breakout role was Dr Doug Harris (274 eps) on the ever popular Neighbours. Series credits include Fremantle Media’s Better man and the Seven Network’s Winners & Losers. Jadu is perhaps best known for his series-regular role of Ahmad in Netflix epic Marco Polo (2 seasons).
Australian actor, Eamon Farren trained at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney.In 2015, he won the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) award for Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama for his role in the television film Carlotta (2014). Farren portrayed ‘Richard Horne’ in the 2017 revival of Twin Peaks, written and directed by David Lynch. He also appeared in the television series The ABC Murders and as ‘Cahir’ in The Witcher, Season 1 and Season 2 (upcoming). Recent feature film roles include; Winchester (2018), Harmony (2018) and Lingua Franca (2019).
Joey Batey returns to play Geralt’s sidekick Jaskier in the hugely popular Netflix adaptation of book franchise and cult hit The Witcher. He recently appeared in the BBC’s 3 part adaptation of the classic novel War Of The Worlds, and starred in Knightfall for the History Channel last year. Batey studied Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge University before starring in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Olivier and Tony award winning productions Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies in the West End and on Broadway.
Since then, he has played numerous roles on television including Strike: The Silkworm for the BBC/HBO and Lucky Man for Sky Atlantic. Batey is also a talented singer and musician and released his second album with folk rock group The Amazing Devil in February 2020.
Therica Wilson-Read is an actress and writer, known for Suicide Club (2018), Fox Trap (2016) and Fred (2016).
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After graduating from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Mîmi M Khayisa won the Spotlight Prize in 2013 and went on to work for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Khayisa also featured as a ‘One to Watch’ by The Independent in 2013, and was on the Evening Standard’s ‘Stars of 2015’ list after performing in the RSC’s Midsummer Mischief Festival.
She left the RSC in 2015 to take on a regular appearance in the television show Mr Selfridge, but returned to the RSC on a number occasions as a guest. Khayisa also toured North America with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2018, playing the part of ‘Cordelia’ in King Lear in New York, and ‘Ophelia’ in Hamlet in Washington DC.
In 2017, she had her first leading role, playing ‘Jekesai/Ester’ in Danai Gurira’s The Convert at The Gate Theatre in London. The play itself and her part in it received critical acclaim, with four and five star reviews from some of the most respected critics in London, including The Financial Times, The Guardian, The Times and What’s On Stage.
Khayisa played ‘Eshe’ in The Legend of Tarzan in 2016 alongside Margot Robbie and then went on to a key role in the final season of Mr Selfridge - playing ‘Tilly Brockless’ for eight episodes. Khayisa is currently filming Catherine Called Birdy for Amazon / Working Title Films.