Gone Rogue Theatre are three members of Sleaford Little Theatre: Judy Drench (Laura Davies), Sean HasBean (Andy Canadine) and Leonard DeCapri-Owner (Oliver Guilliatt) who have taken up the fantastic opportunity given by SLT to perform a ‘passion project’ for one week, with all proceeds going to the theatre.
Art is an award-winning play which centres around three friends - one of whom, Serge, has bought a painting - totally white for a large sum of money. Marc hates the painting and cannot believe that his friend can feel differently whilst Yvan attempts to placate both sides with hilarious consequences.
‘A remarkably wise, witty and intelligent comedy’ - The Times
Judi Drench (Laura Davies) - Yvan
Having never appeared at the London Palladium - ever - Judi D has also quite consistently never starred in any major musical in London’s West End including Evita and Cats. Judi D maybe, perhaps very possibly but also highly unlikely, performed for Tom Hanks at Lincoln Castle whilst he was filming across the road for The Da Vinci Code at Lincoln Cathedral.
She was also ALMOST nominated for the Best Female Actor award at the Hunstanton One Act Play Festival in July 2026. Other non achievements include playing, but not sharing, the part of the Virgin Mary in The Lincoln Mystery Plays with Catherine Zeta Jones (who went on to celebrate international celebrity status) - Catherine that is, not Judi.
Shaun HasBean (Andy Canadine) - Marc
Shaun was born at a very early age and trained for acting shortly afterwards at the Heckmondwike Women’s Institute for performing in Art (Drama Section). Having successfully qualified, with 2 green shield stamps to his name, he went on to fulfil an unsuccessful career as a Sagger Makers Bottom Knocker, before resuming a short and mediocre living as a third rate actor. His credits include nearly appearing in Crown Court in the 70s as the judge’s gavel, Man inflating tyre (front driver’s side), and Bergerac Meets Beccles the Cat.
Leonard Di Capri-Owner (Oliver Guilliatt) - Serge
Leonard, known as Len by his friends, family, and anyone who has ever met him, has been acting up from a very young age. Over the years he has had a wide and variable career, ranging from unseen roles in films such as Titan Ick! and Woof on Wall Street to his starring role in the overdubbed, critically acclaimed Lincolnshire version of The Beach.
Len is most at home on stage, however, and has worked in some of the smallest medium-sized theatres in the local area. He has received reviews for his roles as Lennie (Of Mice and Men), Leonard Godber (Porridge) and Window ‘Len’ Twankey (Aladdin).
This production sees Len branching out into bold ground and pushing the boundaries of his methodical acting with a brand new character name. He is excited to be working alongside long-time rogue acquaintances, Judi and Shaun.