Tom Penn
Tom Penn (1989) began his career creating and performing theatre at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. As a performer, musical director and musician he has worked with The National Theatre, The Royal Shakespeare Company, the Royal Ballet and Opera and the BBC, among others, and has performed around the world, including at the Salzburger Festspiele, the Brisbane Festival, the Basilica di San Francesco d’Assisi and the Royal Albert Hall.
As an Associate Artist with Little Bulb Theatre he created and performed in the Olivier Award-winning production Wolf Witch Giant Fairy at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.
Tom is a member of the original cast of Rebecca Frecknall's Olivier Award-winning adaptation of A Streetcar Named Desire, in which he performed at the Almeida Theatre in London, in the West End and in New York. The revival at ITA marked his first appearance with the company.

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Previous theatre work includes: Orpheus (Little Bulb); Snow White & Rose Red, The Ugly Sisters (RashDash); Fairy Portal Camp (SlungLow/RSC); Undersong (Verity Standen); How To Win Against History (OvalHouse); A Super Happy Story About Feeling Super Sad (UK tour); Neverland, Songs For The End of The World, The Archivists, Kick (Battersea Arts Centre); Weighting (Extraordinary Bodies); Dolce Napoli (Charles Castronovo/King’s Head); Love’s Labour’s Lost (Deafinitely/Globe); Thumbelina, A Merry Little Christmas, Romeo & Juliet, Vertigo, The Lamplighter’s Lament (Cambridge Junction); Some Things Are Lost (Forest Fringe/Gate).
Television: The Nutcracker (CBeebies), Songs of Praise, Little Red Things.
Film: Wolf Witch Giant Fairy.
