Justin also features in both Mrs Krishnan’s Party and Dirty Work. Other stage credits include The Cherry Orchard and Beauty and the Beast. His screen work includes Meet Me at the Baptistery as well as voicing for Disney in Te Reo for the Lion King, Frozen, Coco and Encanto. Justin is a graduate of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School. 

Since graduating from Unitec, Catherine has worked across stage and screen with highlights including Tender (HERE & NOW), Mackenzie’s Daughters, Lust Island, as well as screen projects Wellington Paranormal and the latest Grab a Seat series campaign.  

This will be Catherine’s debut production with Indian Ink Theatre Company.  

Josh Clark is a singer, pianist, conductor, arranger & composer from Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa.  Throughout his career he has worked on a number of major professional NZ theatre productions including Billy Elliot, CATS: New Zealand National Tour and ONCE the Musical. In June, he and his partner Emily return to London to further their careers abroad.

Sam is the Director of Creative Ambiance Stage Technologies Ltd (CASTL.nz). A talented designer and stage technician, his specialty lies in musical theatre and building bespoke technical systems to amplify storytelling in new and creative ways.

Originally from Whangārei, Luke moved to Wellington to study acting at Toi Whakaari. After graduating in 2017 he’s worked as a producer, arts manager and actor in film, TV and theatre. Alongside stage managing, he’s also a gardening teacher at a central Auckland primary school.

Justin is a founding partner of Indian Ink. He has co-written and directed all of Indian Ink’s plays. He is a graduate of the John Bolton Theatre School and the University of Auckland.   

Justin was one of the founders of Auckland’s Q Theatre and received a Kaupapa Oranga Award for his services to theatre.

Jacob is a founding partner of Indian Ink and co-wrote all of Indian Ink’s plays as well as performing in many of them. He is a graduate of Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama school, Otago University (B.Sc Microbiology) and Wellington Teacher’s College. Jacob is an Arts Foundation Laureate and a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) for services to theatre.   

Dramaturge for all of Indian Ink’s productions. Poet, critic and fiction writer, Murray has published many books. Worked for Living Theatre Troupe, Theatre Action, Half Moon Theatre (London), Town and Country Players (founder), and Mercury Theatre. Associate Professor (now retired) of Drama Programmes at Auckland University (1990-2014). 

John has designed all of Indian Ink’s productions bar one. With over 40 years’ experience, John is a leading New Zealand stage designer with an extensive portfolio of work including productions with NZ Opera, Auckland Theatre Company,  Silo Theatre,  The Large Group and many others. 

Elizabeth has designed costumes for New Zealand Opera, Auckland Theatre Company, NZ Festival and Auckland Festival, Silo, Court Theatre, Red Leap and Okareka Dance, Black Grace, Douglas Wright Dance, Michael Parmenter, Atimira, NZ Dance Company and the Royal New Zealand Ballet. She designed costumes for Pop-Up Theatre London for Edinburgh Festival. 

Jo first worked with Indian Ink designing The Pickle King in 2002. Recent lighting designs include Waiwhakaata (Eddie Elliott); Dawn Raids, The Life of Galileo, The Haka Party Incident, (Auckland Theatre Company); Don Giovanni (Wellington Opera); Semele (NZ Opera); Uku: Behind The Canvas, The Fibonacci (New Zealand Dance Company) 

Known for his work with Auckland chamber choir Viva Voce and the NZ Opera Chorus, John was inaugural chair of the NZ Choral Federation and directs The Big Sing and Sing Aotearoa. He was Artistic Director of the 2020 World Symposium on Choral Music and will head up the World Choir Games in 2024. A member of the International Choral Federation Board and the World Choir Council, John was recently awarded a CNZM for services to choral music.