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Lord Jeremy Hutchinson QC (Estate)
Jeremy Hutchinson was born in London in 1915. He read PPE at Magdalen College, Oxford, before studying law and going on to become the greatest criminal barrister of the 1960s, '70s and '80s.
William Galinsky
Originally a theatre director, William is an artistic director, producer and arts consultant.
Chris Campbell
Chris read English and French at St Edmund Hall, Oxford. He was the Editorial Director of Oberon Books from 2019 to 2020. He was previously Literary Manager of the Royal Court Theatre and, before that, for six years, he was Deputy Literary Manager of the National Theatre.
Jordan Seavey
Jordan's most recent play, The Seven Year Disappear, premiered at The New Group in March 2024, directed by Scott Elliott and starring Cynthia Nixon and Taylor Trensch.
Ronald Harwood (Estate)
Ronald Harwood’s many plays include The Dresser, Taking Sides, Quartet, Mahler’s Conversion, An English Tragedy, Collaboration and Degenerate Art which premiered in Berlin in October 2015.
Martin Smith
Martin is a BAFTA winning filmmaker whose short TRACKS - a naturalistic portrayal of children's cruelty in a powerful, raw and affecting film - won the BAFTA Scotland Award for Best Short Film.
Matthew Todd
Matthew Todd is a multi-award-winning writer and one of the UK’s leading gay voices.
Spasia Dinkovski
Following fifteen years of working as a chef in both New York and the UK, Spasia started her business Mystic Borek in 2020, selling filo pastry pies for home delivery around London and hosting sell-out events cooking contemporary Balkan food.
Alistair David
In the West End work includes If/Then (Savoy Theatre); Sister Act (Dominion Theatre/Eventim Apollo/UK Tour/German Tour/Amsterdam/Australian Tour.