The Company
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Dreamstone productions
Dreamstone Productions have been established as a producer of innovative, high quality theatre since 1995.
Based in the East of England, they are known most for radical, immersive, site-specific comedy (as well as a murder mystery or two!).
They have worked with Carrow Road Football Club, The North Norfolk Railway, and in 2026 produced and developed a show called Murder in the Library in conjunction with The British Libraries, to help celebrate The Library's Agatha Christie Exhibition.
cast and crew
Elijah Watmough
Stan Laurel
Ian Alldis
Oliver 'BABE' Hardy / Set Design
Elijah started acting with Mad Red Youth Theatre, and he has studied dance with The Miller School of Dance, and movement and mime with Tony Montanaro (Mime Spoken Here).
His first professional acting role was Curdie in The Princess and the Goblin which premiered at Holkham Hall in 2019. Other English stage credits include Flute in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Slender in The Merry Wives of Windsor. He is a bilingual actor and his French-speaking credits include various roles in Chapeau, Dani!, and Le Vieux Monsieur in Rhinocéros.
He performs regularly as part of Dreamstone Productions' troupe of Improvisation Actors.
Oliver Hardy / Set Design
Ian trained at the Theatre Royal Norwich and at the Actor's Studio, Pinewood Studios, London.
His extensive theatre credits include Eric Castle in Power Play (Camden Fringe), and The Creature in Frankenstein (Wightman Theatre, Shrewsbury); he has two national tours under his belt - as Bottom, MacBeth and Sir Toby Belch in The Best of Will ( 2017), and as Sergeant Kite in The Recruiting Officer (2022).
His film and television credits include Mystic Morty in What the Future Holds (LBP Productions) and Billy Coombes in the Netflix series Encounters.
Donna K. Triggs
Writer and Director
Donna gained a Masters Degree in Theatre Directing from the University of East Anglia and writes and directs full time.
She published The Princess and the Goblin: A Play for Children in 2019, and has been invited to teach as a guest author specialising in Drama for The National Centre for Writing on many occasions.
She writes, produces and directs both comedy and serious theatre shows throughout the East of England, Murder in the Library for The British Libraries being one of the most recent.