CAST
HOAR FROST PRODUCTIONS
presents
The Ockendon VVitch
by Richard Margrave
Cast
Agnes Byllinge Jennifer Aries
Judith Foster Libby Rodliffe
Humphrey Frith Dickon Farmar
Roger Nowell JP Christopher Sherwood
Music
Performer Lauren Joyanne Morris
Creative Team
Writer Richard Margrave
Director Christopher Sherwood
Film editor Christopher Sherwood
Producer Christopher Sherwood
Executive Producer Richard Margrave
Special thanks to:
Shirley Clark
Anita Read
Susie Pottinger
Alastair Whatley
Essex County Record Office
East London & Essex Play Writing Group
Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch
Supported by Stronger Together Arts, Culture and Heritage Fund, Thurrock CVS.

JENNIFER ARIES
Agnes Byllinge
Jennifer has been working professionally for 15 years, represented by BWH and credits include:
TV: Breeders (SKY ATLANTIC), The Tunnel (SKY ATLANTIC), Ripper Street (BBC & AMAZON PRIME), Call The Midwife (BBC), Dead Set (C4), Little Miss Jocelyn (BBC2), Cradle To Grave (BBC2), Stand Up To Cancer (C4), Growin’ Pains (AMAZON PRIME), Top Coppers (BBC)
Film: The Group (In Post Production – Will Higo), Last Letter From Your Lover ( In Post Production - Augustine Frizzell), We Are Monster, (Netflix, Anthony Petrou), Level 4 (C4 Random Acts, Charles Copsey), 1-2-3-4 (Carson Films, Giles Borg)
Theatre: The Witches (Wyndam’s), Flotsam (King’s Head), Free (Southwark Playhouse), Make The Cut (St James’ Theatre). Showreel & more - IG: @jenwrenster
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CHRISTOPHER SHERWOOD
Roger Nowell JP
DIRECTOR/EDITOR/PRODUCER
Theatre- Different From The Others (The White Bear), Billy Budd (Royal Opera House), For a Life (Shetler Studios, New York - Nominated Best Actor), Little Revolution (Almeida), Where Will We Live? (Southwark Playhouse), The Peregrine (Stockwell Playhouse) Film- Electric Angel (Winner, Best Ensemble Cast, Maverick Movie Awards), Our Little Haven (Winner, Best British Film, London Film Awards. Winner, Grand Jury Prize, Barcelona International Film Festival. Nominated, Best Ensemble Cast, Maverick Movie Awards), Mr. Alan on Saturday (Nominated Best Lead Actor, Madrid International Film Festival) TV- Kamikaze (HBO Nordic - In production), LIAR 2 (ITV), Tripped (E4), Conspiracy (Channel 5) @C_A_Sherwood
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LIBBY RODLIFFE
Judith Foster
Libby trained with The Second City School of Improv after drama school (RCSSD), and is a member of comedy group The Scribbling Ape. Screen credits include BBC / HBO’s His Dark Materials, BBC’s Call the Midwife, comedy series Bronzed and feature film Boys Don’t Cry (2020). Theatre credits include Skin A Cat by Isley Lynn (The Bunker), Monologue Slam UK (Special Mention, Mercury Theatre Colchester), Make the Cut Monologue Competition (Winner, St. James Theatre).
@libby_rodliffe (instagram) and @libbyrodliffe (twitter)

DICKON FARMAR
Humphrey Frith
Dickon’s previous credits include About 500 at the Barbican’s Pit Theatre, Adam in Rules for Living, Henry Higgins in Pygmalion, Scullery in Road, Gideon in Table, Royce in The Night Heron, Thomas Cromwell in Wolf Hall both in London and at the Minack Theatre, Bob Caleo in Holding The Man at The Brockley Jack, Ken Harrison in Whose Life is it Anyway?, Krogstad in A Doll's House, Alan in Serial Killers. Film includes: Collared, Metaverse and The Wind Cries. He has also appeared as the lead in the band Autoheart's music video for My Hallelujah.
@dickonfarmar