THE INVISIBLE HAND – ENCORE SCREENING

Tony Jayadwardena

Imam Saleem

Tony Jayawardena plays Imam Saleem.

Theatre credits include: White Teeth (Kiln Theatre), The Invisible Hand (Tricycle Theatre), Christmas At The Snow Globe (Globe Theatre), Hobson’s Choice (Royal Exchange, Manchester), Young Marx (The Bridge Theatre), Lions And Tigers; Twelfth Night (The Globe), The Tempest, The Roaring Girl, The White Devil (RSC), Bend It Like Beckham (West End), and England People Very Nice (National Theatre).

Television credits include: The Crown, The Duchess, Ackley Bridge, The Tunnel, Holby City, The Windsors, Strikeback, Cuckoo, The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby, and Silent Witness.

Film credits include: A Street Cat Named Bob (Shooting Script Films), The Cook (Senator Films), Jadoo (Jadoo Films), Trance (Fox Searchlight), and The Wedding Video (Squirrel Films).

Scott Karim

Bashir

Scott Karim plays Bashir.

Theatre credits include: The Arrival (The Bush), Oklahoma!; The Country Wife (Chichester Festival Theatre), The Village (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Young Marx (Bridge Theatre), Food (Finborough Theatre), Imogen (Globe Theatre), King Lear (Royal & Derngate/ATG), Brave New World (Royal & Derngate/Touring Consortium), The Invisible (Bush Theatre).

Television credits include: Halo (Showtime/Amblin), The Dumping Ground (BBC), Dracula (Hartswood Films), Crazy Diamond (Electric Dreams: The World of Philip K. Dick) (Leftbank), Britannia (Sky), Holby City (BBC).

Film credits include: White Girl (Short) (Brett Webb).

Daniel Lapaine

Nick Bright

Daniel Lapaine plays Nick Bright.

Theatre credits include: Holy Sh!t (Kiln Theatre), The Invisible Hand (Tricycle Theatre), The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare’s Globe), Other Desert Cities; Hedda Gabler (Old Vic), The Winter’s Tale (Sheffield Crucible), The Dance of Death (Donmar at Trafalgar), All My Sons (Apollo), Scenes From The Back Of Beyond; F**king Games (Royal Court), Les Parents Terribles; King Lear (Sydney Theatre Co.), Island (Belvoir Street Theatre), Romeo and Juliet; Richard III; Hamlet (Bell Shakespeare Co.).

Television credits include: Upright (Sky Atlantic), Van Der Valk (Company Pictures), Who Is My Husband (Lifetime Television), Black Mirror: Black Museum (Netflix), The Durrells Series II (Sid Gentle/ITV), Versailles (Capa Drama/BBC 2), Catastrophe (Avalon/Channel 4), Critical (Hat Trick/Sky 1), Vexed; Hotel Babylon; Sex, The City and Me; The Good Housekeeping Guide; Red Cap (BBC), Inspector Lewis; Vera; Identity; Moonshot; (ITV), Black Mirror (Channel 4), Jane Hall (Granada/ITV), Golden Hour (Talkback Thames/ITV), Jericho; Death on the Nile; (Granada), Helen of Troy (USA Network), I Saw You (Granada), Tenth Kingdom (Hallmark/NBC).

Film credits include: Dead in Tombstone (Universal 1440 Entertainment), Zero Dark Thirty (Columbia Pictures), Gozo (Bishop Films), Jack The Giant Killer (New Line Cinema), Shanghai (Phoenix Pictures), Last Chance Harvey (Overture Films), Collusion (Thirdway Films), The Abduction Club (Pathe), Ritual (Miramax / Dimension), The Journeyman (Contrabando Films), Double Jeopardy (Paramount), Elephant Juice (Miramax / HAL), Brokedown Palace (Fox), 54 (Miramax), Say You’ll Be Mine (Eagle Beach Pictures), 1999 (HBO Films), Dangerous Beauty (Warner Brothers), Polish Wedding (Fox Searchlight), Lucinda 13 (Too True Films), Muriel’s Wedding (Miramax).

Sid Sagar

Dar

Sid Sagar plays Dar.

Awards include: Winner of the 2020 Eastern Eye Award for Best Actor (Theatre) for his performance in The Starry Messenger.

Theatre credits include: White Teeth (Kiln Theatre), The Invisible Hand (Tricycle Theatre),  The Starry Messenger (Wyndham’s, West End), hang (Sheffield Crucible), Julius Caesar (Bridge Theatre), Queen Anne (Royal Shakespeare Company/Theatre Royal Haymarket), The Tempest, Cymbeline, The Oresteia, The Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare’s Globe), Treasure (Finborough Theatre), The History Boys (UK Tour), True Brits (HighTide/Edinburgh/Bush Theatre), Eternal Love (English Touring Theatre/Shakespeare’s Globe), Orpheus and Eurydice (National Youth Theatre).

Television credits include: Anatomy of a Scandal (Netflix), Trying (Apple TV+), A Discovery of Witches (Sky), Unprecedented (Headlong/BBC), Silent Witness (BBC), Wild Bill (ITV), Press (BBC), EastEnders (BBC), Strike: Career of Evil (BBC), The Hollow Crown (BBC), The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies (ITV).

Film credits include: The Batman (Warner Bros.), Belfast (TKBC), Death on the Nile (20th Century Fox), Cruella (Disney), Dolittle (Universal), Artemis Fowl (Disney), Murder on the Orient Express (20th Century Fox), Ready Player One (Warner Bros.).

Radio includes: This is Your Country Now Too: Vijay (BBC Radio 4) and ECCo (BBC Radio 4).