Neurodivergent
millennial
Snowflakes
Madeleine Gray
Actor / ProduceR
She/her
Madeleine is an actor and producer. Her acting credits include playing Sonya in Sir Trevor Nunn's Uncle Vanya at the Orange Tree Theatre, for which she was a recipient of the Ian Charleson Award nominated for an Offie and Broadway World Award. Northanger Abbey (BBC Radio 4), Origin (BBC Radio 4), Girls of Slender Means (BBC Radio 4), Spring Awakening (BBC Radio 4),The Batman (Warner Bros), Riches (ITV), Doctors (BBC), Endless Second (Theatre 503, The Pleasance, The Park Theatre), Timpson: The Musical! (King's Head Theatre & Old Joint Stock) and Hot Lane (Spode Works).
She is currently in workshops for on a Untiled Dickens epic play, by Janet Dulin Jones directed by Trevor Nunn.
As a producer, Madeleine has worked across short film (Odd Socks, Spare Room), and various theatre projects with Yellow Hat Productions (The Adaptation Game) and beyond.
Theo Toksvig-stewart
Actor / writer
He/him
Theo is an award winning, internationally produced, neurodivergent writer for film, TV, theatre, and radio based in London. He is an alumnus of the BBC Writersroom Drama Room, an Oxbelly Fellowship where he was mentored by leading showrunners, and a BAFTA Connect member.
His first feature ‘Grey Matter’ has distribution interest from Searchlight, Studio Canal and Mubi. Theo is currently developing a relationship-driven crime drama for Company Pictures, and a new comedy about his upbringing with lesbian parents. His first broadcast TV commission was episode five season two of the BBC’s ‘The Beaker Girls’, for which he was also in the writers room. His first short. ‘Odd Socks’, starring Paterson Joseph, Sandi Toksvig, Ewen Bremner and Louisa Harland, is currently on the festival circuit where it has picked up multiple “Best Comedy” awards.
He has adapted a number of bestselling novels and classic works for BBC Radio 4 attracting some of the best talent to his projects, including Douglas Coupland’s ‘Microserfs’, Frank Wedekind’s ‘Spring Awakening’, and Owen Wister’s ‘The Virginian’. His dramas are frequently featured as editors picks in the UK’s leading newspapers (The Times, The Telegraph, The Observer).
His first play ‘Endless Second’ about consent within a loving relationship was nominated for multiple awards at the Edinburgh Fringe and received a Special Mention at the Prix Italia after he adapted the play for BBC Radio 4.
He spends most of his time checking his work for typos.
Associate artist
David Ledger
director
He/him