Mohamed currently works and performs with numerous London-based dancers and musicians including Diene Sagna (Yaye Dib Sabar), Alesandra Seutin (Vocab Dance), Irineu Nogueira, Landing Mane (Jamo Jamo Arts), Amadou Diagne and Abdoulaye Samb. He is an artist with the West African drum and dance company Yaye Dib Sabar and teaches in several primary schools in London as well as adult and professional classes and workshops.

Mohamed has also recently been interviewed for the BBC World Service Forum ‘Talking Drums of West Africa’ which can be found on the BBC World Service website https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3cswptb

IBINABO JACK

Ibinabo Jack made her West End theatrical debut in Legally Blonde after which she went on to star as Lorrell Robinson in the original West End cast of Dreamgirls; her performance in this role went on to win her ‘Best Supporting Actress in a New Production of a Musical’ in the Broadway World awards. Other theatre credits include Our Lady of Kibeho (Northampton Theatre Royal), The Bodyguard (UK Tour and West End), Hot Stuff (Oldham Coliseum), Little Shop of Horrors (Manchester Royal Exchange), Porgy and Bess (The Royal Danish Theatre), The Color Purple (The Menier Chocolate Factory), Raindogs (Trafalgar Studios) and The Lion King (Disneyland Paris).

In 2017 Ibinabo joined the cast of ITV’s Vera and is now a regular sidekick to Brenda Blethyn. Other TV credits include Doctors and Warren for the BBC. Ibinabo also appears in the feature film Two for Joy starring Samantha Morton.

CHERRELLE SKEETE

Cherrelle Skeete’s theatre credits include King Headley (Stratford East), A Small Place (Gate Theatre), Fun Home (Young Vic), The Seagull and Jack and the Beanstalk (Lyric Hammersmith), Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Palace Theatre), Three Days in the Country and The Amen Corner (National Theatre), Wind in the Willows (Royal and Derngate), And I and Silence (Finborough Theatre), The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre) and Joey Boy (The MAC). Her television credits include Silent Witness, Doctors, Danny and the Human Zoo, The Five, Ordinary Lies, Call the Midwife and HANNA.

DAVID WEBBER