Meet the Company
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Jacob is an actor from Belfast. Since graduating from the Oxford School of Drama, Jacob has appeared in a number of plays, films and TV series, including ‘Badtameej Gill,’ ‘The Stained Stainlessman,’ and ‘The Puzzle Lady.’
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Sasha is a Jewish actor and writer. After reading English at Cambridge, she trained at the National Youth Theatre, L’École Philippe Gaulier, and The Oxford School of Drama (grad. 2022).
Her non-BabyLamb credits include: Murder in the Dark (UK Tour, dir. Philip Franks), Mime Artist (Dirty Mitts music video), Sea Things (Southwark Playhouse, dir. Hal Chambers), Serpent’s Teeth (The North Wall, dir. Kristine Landon-Smith), and Measure for Measure (Cambridge Arts Theatre, dir. Tom Littler).
By day, Sasha runs a children’s party franchise, entertaining excitable 5-year-olds and the occasional tipsy parent. She also creates and performs sketches for the company’s YouTube channel (30k+ subscribers) and is developing a mockumentary about party entertainers.
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Nisha is a mixed-heritage actor with Dutch, Malaysian and North-Indian roots. She studied English at Cambridge University, before training at the Oxford School of Drama.
Since graduating she’s filmed projects for the BBC (Ghosts, Doctors, Things You Should Have Done), Apple TV+ (Criminal Record S2), and played the lead role in a BFI-funded short film, Before I Do (for which she won Best Performance at OneFluidNight Film Festival).
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Hannah is the director and a founding member of Baby Lamb Productions. She trained with Philippe Gaulier and at The Oxford School of Drama, and has a background in improvised and stand up comedy.
Acting credits include:
Robin Hood: That Sick F**k (The Bread and Roses), The Emperor's New Clothes (The Bread and Roses, Canal Cafe Theatre), Play Without A Title (New Diorama Theatre), Sea Things (Southwark Playhouse).
Directing credits include:
Robin Hood: That Sick F**k (The Bread and Roses), The Emperor's New Clothes (The Bread and Roses, Canal Cafe Theatre), Three's a Coven (The Alma, ACTA), The Glass House (The Lion and Unicorn), Artificially Yours (Riverside Studios), Collar (The Space on the Mile), Cheer Up Slug (The Bread and Roses, Macrobert Arts Centre, Cumbernauld Theatre) and Getaway/Runaway (The King's Head, The Lion and Unicorn).
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Ashok has been a Baby Lamb since our 2024 production Robin Hood: That Sick F***, when he played the eponymous anti-hero, with original songs co-written by Ashok and the cast.
When he is not acting, Ashok is a classically-trained musician, concert pianist, conductor and sometimes composer.
Other acting credits include Vergil! A Mythological Musical - an audiobook for Audible . One of Ashok’s characters shot Vergil himself (played by Will Young) but was such a bad shot he did not kill him.
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Janik is of Sri Lankan heritage, and was born and raised in London. Following careers in the music industry and the corporate world, he switched his focus to acting, graduating from the Oxford School of Drama in 2022. TV credits include: Hollyoaks, Surface (Apple TV). Stage credits include: Robin Hood (that sick f**k) (The Bread and Roses), The Emperor's New Clothes (Canal Cafe Theatre), Serpent's Teeth (The North Wall), Sea Things (Southwark Playhouse).
Associate Artists
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Kiera is a Scottish Actress from Stirling, Scotland.
Training:
Bird College and The Oxford School of Drama
Professional Credits:
HAME. TEETH. CLUB. (The Space Theatre), Great Expectations (St Alfege Church, Greenwich), The Weyard Sisters (Riverside Studios), Scavenging Faith (Arcola Theatre), The Changeling (Southwark Playhouse), The Emperors New Clothes (Canal Cafe Theatre), Getaway / Runaway (Kings Head Theatre and Lion & Unicorn Theatre) and Hamlet (Southwark Playhouse).
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Kip is an Actor and Writer who has recently written and produced his first short film. When he’s not acting with BabyLamb or writing, Kip runs an improv group called ‘Salty Pelican’, based in east London.
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Nick is an actor from Leicester and a graduate from Drama Studio London with a BA in Fine Acting.
His screen credits include Jesse in the feature film Chasing Home (dir. Christopher Mill), Tyler in In Plain Sight (Radiobright Pictures) and Reece Harle in National Geographic’s Banged Up Abroad (dir. Lewis Albrow).
His stage credits include the Narrator in Father Frost (Corkscrew Theatre) and Mr McGregor in The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny (Quantum Theatre).
As well as being an actor, Nick is also professional composer for stage and screen.