I Call My Brothers

Theatre credits include: Robin Hood; Home Theatre; Pinocchio (Theatre Royal
Stratford East); Game (Almeida Theatre); Hobson’s Choice (Young Vic); Duck!;
The Red Fortress (Unicorn Theatre); Indian Ink (Salisbury Playhouse); The
Railway Children (Nottingham Playhouse); The Country Wife (Watford Palace
Theatre); Trench Brothers (Hackney Music Development Trust).

Film credits include: We Can be Heroes (Heroes Productions Ltd); The Hoarder
(Atlantic Picture Company) and Heroes and Villains (Vertigo Films).
Television credits include: Citizen Khan; Holby City (BBC); Call Red (Thames TV)
and Tennison (ITV).

Radio credits include: A House for Mr Biswas; Rescue Me; God of Small Things
and Chitra for BBC Radio 4.

Theatre credits include: The Empire (Royal Court).

Television credits include: Terror in the Sky, Silent Witness and Our Girl (BBC); Strike Back (Sky 
1); Hostage (Channel 4); Sand Serpents (Syfy Channel) and Tyrant (Fox and Sky Atlantic). He has 
recently wrapped on the new three-part
BBC One drama Three Girls.

Film credits include: The Sweeney and Rock the Kasbah.
Radio credits include: Silver Street (BBC).

Lanna Joffrey trained at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama and
Syracuse University.

Theatre credits include: Timon of Athens (The Factory @ The Willow Globe);
Muse of Fire (Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre); Sonnet Walks (Shakespeare’s
Globe Theatre); Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s The Commune (Central School of
Speech and Drama); Ironmistress (The Albany Theatre); Blue Stockings
(Central School of Speech and Drama); Measure For Measure (The Factory);
The Two Noble Kinsmen (Instant Classics); That Day (Accidental Festival
@ The Roundhouse); Valiant (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Theatre503, JW3,
WOW Festival Folkestone, Women & War Festival, NY International Fringe
Festival); Nine Parts of Desire (Lyric Stage & Kitchen Theatre) and Measure For
Measure & Sad and Merry Madness (The Public Theater).

Film/Television credits include: Druid Peak, Fishing Naked, Security, Mad To Be
Normal, Delocated, The New Americans.
Spoken Word credits include: Word Up London, Spoken Word London, Farrago
Poetry Slam, Inspired Word, Westside Rhyme, Symphonics, SUBTERRANEAN,
Bowery Poetry Club, Nuyorican Poets Cafe.

Awards: IRNE award, Ovation Award, New York Fringe Performance Award.

Lanna’s verbatim play of women’s war stories, Valiant has received critical
acclaim in London, Edinburgh and New York City. Valiant has also fundraised
for the refugee crisis and women’s charity organisations such as V-Day and
CodePink. Her piece, Reminders was recently published in WordUp London’s
first collection of Spoken Word and her piece, A Story of Before will be featured
in the literary and arts magazine, all the sins.

Lanna is a member of The Factory and Barefoot Theatre Company.

Theatre credits include: Macbeth (Shakespeare’s Globe); Told From the Inside (Royal Court); Five Plays – You Are So Relevant (Young Vic); Robin Hood (Theatre Royal Stratford East); Hecuba, Othello, The Merchant of Venice (Royal Shakespeare Company); A Stab in the Dark, Secret Theatre (Lyric Theatre Hammersmith); Reasons to be Cheerful (Southbank Centre, New Wolsey Theatre); Shakespeare 365, Henry V (Orange Tree Theatre); Twelfth Night (Orange Tree Theatre and Tour); The Iceberg (En Mass Theatre Company); The Red Ladies (The Clod Ensemble); Nabakov Shorts (Trafalgar Studios); A Thousand Words (Tessellate Theatre Company); Rosetta Life (National Theatre Studio); The Space Between (Tour); A Lie of the Mind (Battersea Arts Centre); Good (Sound Theatre); Petrograd (The Old Red Lion); Cyrano de Bergerac, Richard III, Twelfth Night (Tremor Cordis). Film credits include: Othello, The Merchant of Venice, Making It. Television credits include: Coronation Street (ITV); Paralympic Opening Ceremony (Channel 4); Come Fly With Me, Whites, Doctors, Beautiful People (BBC).