The world's taken a funny turn.
We're determined to laugh at it.

Blowfish make satirical musicals about contemporary politics.
​We are Theatre Deli Supported Artists

Kyle Williams
Co-Artistic Director, Performer

Director and actor Kyle trained in Sheffield, debuting on The Crucible stage in 'The Duck Stranglers of Janada' written by John Godber.

Kyle began directing by making local theatre work and then delivering
workshops to the West Yorkshire Playhouse youth theatre. Recently Kyle was Assistant Director of the Wakefield Mysteries.entity.

He is also a keen podcaster and improviser. Any opportunity to talk, he'll take it!​

Laurence Peacock 
​Co-Artistic Director, Performer

Blowfish's writer, Laurence has written for Mikron Theatre, Just Some Theatre Company, Sheffield People's Theatre and Now Then Magazine.

His standard reaction to all shock election results is... "I've written a musical..."

Dominic Lo
Musical Director, Performer

Dom is in charge of the music in our productions, as musical director and, more recently, composer of Trump. 

Outside Blowfish, he writes his own shows with Try This At Home Theatre, conducts choirs, and plays shredding guitar and synth (again – shredding) in Dead Slow Hoot.
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Natasha Lanceley
Performer

Natasha is a graduate of World Performance at East 15 Acting School. She holds Grade 8 piano, a diploma in advanced prancing around, and is experienced in panto knee-slapping. 

She thanks you for the offer of matching shoes, but does not feel it would do any good. 
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Polly Bycroft-Brown
Performer

Polly didn't believe fellow East 15-er David when he said he was in a show about Boris Johnson. Doesn't she feel silly now!

When she's not swearing at Michael Gove, she's usually listening to her week-long musicals playlist, squealing at dogs in public or making immersive-theatre Mario-Kart.*

Polly is also one quarter of Ditto Theatre Company and is a dab hand with a camera.

*Whilst some of these aren't strictly true, she has written them on the side of a bus.

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