Sonya Cullingford is a London-based actor, dancer and musician. She recently filmed a role in Barry Levinson’s Harry Haft, appeared as Wally in BBC2’s Egon Schiele; Dangerous Desires and Satan in Impermanence’s The Ballet of the Nations. She performs regularly with Impermanence Dance Theatre, in Wayne Parsons’ Vestige. She has worked extensively with Will Tuckett, most recently in Elizabeth at the Barbican. She was original cast in Punchdrunk’s The Drowned Man, played ‘Lavinia’ in Titus Andronicus, and has also appeared in Tom Hooper’s The Danish Girl and Les Miserables. She is currently performing in London playing ‘Anna’ in Souvenir with Any One Thing. She is represented in London by Eadon Management.

Sonya performed in Protein’s multidisciplinary May Contain Food.

Simon trained at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds, nurturing an early interest in physical theatre and object manipulation. He first appeared as a dancer in several works for Maresa von Stockert/Tilted Productions and with Theatre Rites as a dancer, actor and puppeteer. 

Other works include The Little Match Girl for Arthur Pita, Betrayal: A Polyphonic Crime Drama for I Fagiolini, Mucky Pup for Theatre Alibi, Benvenuto Cellini for Terry Gilliam/ENO.  For Punchdrunk, Simon has appeared in The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable in London and spent 3 years living in China for their long-running production of Sleep No More in Shanghai.  

Simon has worked with Tom Roden, Lucy Suggate, Fleur Darkin, Sweetshop Revolution, and has performed work for Hannah Buckley, Shobana Jeyasingh, Kim Brandstrup, and Hofesh Schecter.