Cadco Productions is a small professional touring company formed by David Harrold and Sylvia Pepper in 2002.  We aim to be topical, theatrically adventurous, and to explore the relationship between actors and audiences.  Performances are often followed by after show discussions.

Cadco productions to date include David’s adaptation of George Sanders' Memoirs of a Professional Cad satirising the film business; First Night and Still No Trousers, which described his own hectic, hilarious and harrowing experiences in professional theatre; Checkpoint, a play about Israel/Palestine and dumbing down.  Our newest venture, based on Nesbit’s The Railway Children, is currently in preparation.

David Harrold David made his debut in professional theatre in 1998, playing opposite Judi Bowker's Hedda Gabler at Pentameters Theatre.  This was followed by a leading role in an Edinburgh Festival production, five short films and a T.V. documentary.  He understudied Corin Redgrave in Song at Twilight and Antony Sher in Mahler's Conversion, both in the West End.  He covered both parts, in the tour of The Woman in Black.  Since 2002, he has been writing and performing for Cadco.

Martyn Jolly Martyn has appeared on TV and in films, most recently Hot Fuzz and The Best Man. He has worked on tour with Shattered Windscreen Theatre Company and he played the lead in Joe Di Pietro's Over the River and Through the Woods for its UK premier.

George Marsh George performs regularly at the Barn Theatre in Welwyn Garden City and with Shattered Windscreen Theatre Company.  George is a professional singer who also works for the Open University.  She recently had great success in a touring production of Sondheim’s Marry Me a Little.

Andy Nash Also a performer at the Barn and with Shattered Windscreen Andy has recently become an award-winning director and will soon be appearing in a forthcoming Working Title film, Hot Fuzz.

Lou Robinson Lou is an actor and dancer. Recent appearances have included the film version of Glyn Maxwell's play The Best Man and the Working Title production, Hot Fuzz. In dumbing down she is making her West End debut.

Sylvia Pepper Until recently, Sylvia Pepper was the Artistic Director of the Barn Theatre, Welwyn Garden City.  She has been on both the Laurence Olivier and the TMA Regional Awards panels.  In addition to work with Cadco, recent directing experience includes Arcadia, The Vagina Monologues, Closer and award-winning productions of Skylight and Uncle Vanya.