The economy is growing out of control and the rhythm of the trading pit is changing forever, corruption is rife and making money is the only goal.

Enter a world of finance where packs of traders and brokers make the decisions that shape our lives. Watch as an appetite for risk and dodgy deals reduces nations of people to mere statistics and figures.

When a trader is found dead, morals are stretched to the limit as everything gets called into question. Time and logic begin to disintegrate into a fast paced, ferocious hunt for money.

Written by: Caryl Churchill

Directed by: Mathilde Lopez

Designer: Neil Davies

Lighting Design: Katy Stephenson

Production Manager: Tom Riley

Music and Rhythm orchestration: Ed Holden

Robert Harper will be playing Billy Corman & Grimes.

Cast Includes: Beth House, Robert Harper, Adam Redmore, Sule Rimi, Bethan Morgan, Tony Leader, Catriona James.

On tour in April 2011, with performances at Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff 27th – 30th April and May 5th at Aberystwyth Arts Centre

Serious Money is partly funded by the Arts Council of Wales and the Welsh Assembly Government via the National Lottery.

Supported by Sherman Cymru’s Artists’ Development initiative.

www.wakingexploits.co.uk

Robert Harper will be playing the role of Ken and also dancing within the piece.

SAVOY THEATRE, MONMOUTH

The first ever performance of Fragments Of Ash will be at the Savoy Theatre, Monmouth on March 3rd 2011 at 3pm

FREE ENTRY TO THIS PERFORMANCE

For more details visit fragmentsofash.co.uk

Until Richard Burton came along, Emlyn Williams was Wales’ best known film actor and playwright. Born in North Wales, the studio theatre at Clwyd Theatre Cymru has been named after him. In the early seventies, Kelligan toured a production of Night Must Fall starring Hywel Bennet as Danny, the role that first brought Williams international acclaim.

Directed by Hugh Thomas

Performances

Chapter, Cardiff Tues 15 February 2011, 8pm – £4 on the door

The Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea Wed 16 February 2011, 7:30pm – £4

Cast

Lord Chief Justice - Hugh Thomas

Mrs Bramson - Judith Haley

Olivia Grayne - Claire Cage

Hubert Laurie - Robert Harper

Mrs Terence - Clêr Stephens

Dora Parkoe - Lizzie Rogan

Inspector Belzie - Jonny Tudor

Danny - Jay Worley

Director

Hugh Thomas

• Children’s 26 part series
• Live-action

“A live-action, magical, Fawlty Towers for kids’ with a bright, bubbly, unstoppable heroine.”

Seven and a half-year-old Tati is the smallest in her house. She lives with her mum & dad, her cousins and aunt and uncle: all squished into one home.

Yes, it’s a perfectly happy, chaotic, loving home, but there’s very little space. Tati can never quite get to the dinner table in time for a seat and her voice never seems to be heard when everybody is talking. Which is a real shame -- because she’s simply CRAMMED full of good ideas.

Character

I play the guest character of Courier Fred, for Episode 18, to be aired on CiTV during 2011.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Cu-byV3fQ

One women, two men. Who is keeping an eye on who?

Directed by Elise Davison

Performances

Chapter, Cardiff Tues 9 Nov 8pm – £4 on the door

Theatre Halliwell, Trinity College, Carmarthen Wed 10 Nov 7:30pm – £6

Cast

A – Tom Mumford

B – Robert Harper

W – Polly Kilpatrick

Five new, ten-minute plays by five new writers, performed script-in-hand by professional actors. A panel of industry experts is on hand to offer feedback and you, the audience, then get to vote for your favourite.

£3

Book Tickets: http://www.chapter.org/20925.html

I shall be performing in two of the scripts!

Thu 1st July – Sat 3rd July : 8pm

“It Seemed As If The Whole Town Had Died”

Séan O’Brien left his wife and son in County Tyrone to find work as a collier in the South Wales Valleys. Years later Naihm O’Brien is dying and sends her son Jack on a quest to find what became of his father. Inspired by the great Mexican novel ‘Pedro Paramo’ by Juan Rulfo, this new play uses an original live music score, film footage and poetry to tell the story of Jack’s odyssey from child to man and from innocence to experience.

Directed by Chris Durnall

At Chapter, June 27th 2010 at 7:30pm

Over six months, six plays are being developed, ten minutes at a time, based on audience feedback from each showing. Featuring writers Emily Henshelwood, Neil Bebber, Gavin Peter, John Naples-Campbell, JS Hartley and Lisa Parry.

At Chapter, May 30th 2010 at 7:30pm

Over six months, six plays are being developed, ten minutes at a time, based on audience feedback from each showing. Featuring writers Emily Henshelwood, Neil Bebber, Gavin Peter, John Naples-Campbell, JS Hartley and Lisa Parry.

My first time on board this month and I’m in two of the excerpts.

At the Hay On Wye Festival on 27th & 28th May 2010.

With Robert Harper, Lynn Hunter, Julie Barclay, James Ashton, Glenn Jones, Simon Howells, Gareth Potter, Tony Leader & Dick Johns.