Ricky Allan

Music, lyrics & book

Ricky is the composer, lyricist, and co-book writer of Treason.

He studied Popular & World Music at the University of Leeds, and has since worked as composer, arranger, and sound designer, writing for film, television, and theatre.

Recent theatrical credits include the scoring of original music & sound design for St John Hankin’s play The Last of The De Mullins at the Jermyn St Theatre, and original music for Meet the Teaspoons at Chiswick Playhouse, inspired by Lotte Moore’s children’s book The Teaspoon Family.

Ricky has also composed music for television including television magazine and chat show The One Show (BBC), & comedy-drama Loaded (C4). Ricky also sings and arranges for acclaimed London based a cappella group The Buzztones.

Carter Dixon McGill Productions

Producer

Carter Dixon McGill Productions is a Producing and General Management company based in London with a focus on creating work for new audiences. John-Webb Carter, Jamie Chapman Dixon & Stephen McGill have over thirty years of experience within the entertainment industry. Between them they have worked on the worldwide productions of Mamma Mia!, Billy Elliot, Jersey Boys and within the offices of Delfont Mackintosh, Bill Kenwright and HQ Theatres. They have also been involved in the launching of several new theatres and ventures including the Barn Theatre (Cirencester), Wonderville Haymarket (Piccadilly Circus) and the Theatre Investment Portal.

Recent productions include: Blippi the Musical (Apollo Theatre & Lyric Theatre); Chess the Musical in Concert (Drury Lane Theatre); Kinky Boots the Musical in Concert (Drury Lane Theatre); Treason the Musical in Concert (Drury Lane Theatre).

Previous productions include: Wonderville: Magic & Illusion (Palace Theatre, London); Death Drop (Criterion Theatre, Garrick Theatre & UK Tour); Icon: The Kpop Musical (Workshop); Operation Crucible (Sheffield Crucible); Tomorrow Morning (Feature Film); The Pyjama Game (Shaftesbury Theatre, London); Fame (UK/International Tour & West End); the Art of Banksy (Exhibition); Madagascar (UK/International Tour); Peaky Blinders: The Rise (Immersive Production); Spamalot (UK, Dubai & South Korea); Hair 50th Anniversary Production (UK Tour & Cologne); The Steamie (SSE Hydro in Glasgow); The 39 Steps (Windsor Theatre Royal); Operation Crucible (59E59 Theater, New York); Tonight at the London Coliseum (London Coliseum); Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense (UK Tour); Lottys War (UK Tour); American Idiot (UK Tour & West End); Crucible (UK Tour); Judy! (Arts Theatre); Footloose (UK Tour); Flashdance (UK Tour); Of Mice & Men (UK Tour); Treason the Musical In Concert (Cadogan Hall); Little Shop of Horrors (UK Tour); The Crucible (UK Tour); Dark Sublime (Trafalgar Studios); The Last of the De Mullins (Jermyn Street Theatre); Facing East: In Concert (Lyric Theatre); The Tailor Made Man (Arts Theatre); An Incident at the Border (Trafalgar Studios) and Pippin (Southwark Playhouse).

Katy Galloway Productions

Producer

Katy Galloway Productions was formed in 2021 by independent theatre producer, Katy Galloway.

West End productions include Chess the Musical in Concert, Kinky Boots in Concert and Treason the Musical in Concert (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); The Last Five Years (Garrick Theatre); Wonderville: Magic and Illusion (Palace Theatre) and One Jewish Boy (Trafalgar Studios).

Other productions include Smoke (Southwark Playhouse); Instructions for a Teenage Armageddon (Southwark Playhouse); Little Women (Park Theatre); Treason the Musical in Concert (Cadogan Hall/Online); and Fringe First Award winning play, Bobby and Amy (Edinburgh Fringe).

Katy has also worked in producing and general management roles with companies such as DEM Productions and Chalk Line Theatre. She has previously worked at Mark Rubinstein Ltd as Production Assistant on TINA (Aldwych Theatre), Mandela the Musical (Young Vic), and multiple other projects. She has worked with Stage One on their Commercial Producer Placement and on the Stage One/Columbia New York Producers Exchange.

Square Peg Productions

Producer

Fr. Doug Ross is a working priest who splits his time between his ministry (CoE) and leading Square Peg® Productions that provide financial, business and management support to the performing arts.

Since his first major production in 1984 of the rock musical Hair (Toronto) Doug and his teams have been producing or involved in socially relevant theatre ventures including their current role as co-produces of Treason the Musical.

In addition, the Pegs have co-produced or supported productions of: Come From Away (London – four Olivier Awards); concerts of Chess, Kinky Boots, and Treason (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Mack & Mable (West End); La Cage aux Folles (Broadway – three Tony’s- and US tour); Sweeney Todd (West End); Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, The Red Shoes, Swan Lake and Cinderella (Sadler’s Wells, UK, Asia, and US tours); Amour (Charing Cross); Mother Courage and Her Children (Southwark Playhouse); Glengarry Glen Ross (UK tour); The Starry Messenger (West End); The Lavender Hill Mob (UK tour), Robin Cousins’ ICE (UK tour) and the annual Royal Pavilion Ice Rink in Brighton.

In addition, Square Peg® has produced numerous events for corporate clients around the world converting their strategies into creative stories and action.

Piers Cottee-Jones Entertainment

Producer

Established in the midst of a global pandemic and driven by a firm belief that entertainment is for everyone, Piers Cottee-Jones Entertainment is determined to inspire creativity for all.

Notable credits include: Amélie (Criterion Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Dominion Theatre); Chess the Musical in Concert (Drury Lane); Kinky Boots the Musical in Concert (Drury Lane); Treason the Musical in Concert (Drury Lane and streamed from Cadogan Hall); Wonderville: Magic & Illusion (Palace Theatre); Death Drop (Garrick Theatre, Criterion Theatre & UK tour); Icon: The Kpop musical (workshop) and The World Goes ‘Round (The Barn Theatre, Cirencester).

In August 2022 they also opened Wonderville – a cabaret theatre, themed bar and café on Haymarket, West End.

Set up by Piers Cottee-Jones, formerly a producer at Rigmarole Productions, whose previous notable theatre credits include: Hair (UK Tour); Madagascar (UK Tour); Dark Sublime (Trafalgar Studios); Pippin (Southwark Playhouse) and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Florida). He is an alumnus of Mountview and the University of Leeds.

Piers’ desire to ensure that theatre is for all led to Dark Sublime being the first show at Trafalgar Studios to host a relaxed performance, on top of its 2 BSL interpreted performances.