Jasmine Lee-Jones is a British writer and actor who has written several plays for the Royal Court including Living Newspaper, seven methods of killing kylie jenner, dark matter (Beyond the Court), say her name, drinking concrete [co-writer] (Open Court). As a writer, her other theatre credits include My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid) (Bunker). As performer, her theatre include: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Guildhall); The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Yard/Finborough); Dido Queen of Carthage, The Malcontent (Globe Young Players). Jasmine was a writer-on-attachment for the 2016 Open Court Festival at the Royal Court Theatre.

As director, for the Royal Court: Baghdaddy, Maryland, seven methods of killing kylie jenner, Living Newspaper, My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid), This Liquid Earth: A Eulogy in Verse [Edinburgh International Festival], Half Full (& RWCMD), Dismantle This Room.

As assistant director, for the Royal Court: Inside Bitch (& Clean Break), Poet in da Corner, One For Sorrow, Instructions for Correct Assembly, Girls & Boys.

As director, other theatre includes: Chasing Hares (Young Vic); seven methods of killing kylie jenner (Riksteatern/Kulturhuset Stadsteatern/Swedish National tour); Dismantle This Room, The Hijabi Monologues (Bush); My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid) (Bunker); I’m Tired Of Waiting, Someone Pass Me The Duct Tape, (Stratford East).

Film includes: seven methods of killing kylie jenner, Living Newspaper (Royal Court); HOME(BODY) or The Tall Story (Young Vic); Tiny Dancers (NYT); Yash Gill’s Power Half Hour.

Radio includes: Ghosts In The Blood (Audible).

Milli is an Associate Director at the Royal Court Theatre. 

For the Royal Court: seven methods of killing kylie jenner.

Other theatre includes: Oresteia/Hamlet (Almeida/Park Avenue Armory NY); Dead Don’t Floss [part of New Views] (National); The Winter’s Tale, Pericles (Globe); Losing Venice (Orange Tree); Camelot: Shining City (Sheffield Theatres); Abigail (The Bunker Theatre).

Television includes: Midsomer Murders, This is a Relationship, Shakespeare & Hathaway.

Film includes: The Midnight Sky, Drifters, Balls [short], Nightless [short], Oxygen & Terror [short].

Radio includes: Camberwell Green, Pygmalion, Martians, Relativity 2.

For the Royal Court: seven methods of killing kylie jenner.

Other theatre includes: Jitney (Old Vic Theatre/Leeds Playhouse/Headlong); Knock Down (Dropped Tea Theatre).

TV and Film includes: Goodbye World; Beats, Rhymes and Time.

Theatre includes: My Neighbour Totoro (RSC/Barbican); Straight Line Crazy (The Shed, New York/The Bridge Theatre); The Glow, Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner (original designer), Living Newspaper Edition 7, Pah-La (from Abbey Dublin) at the Royal Court; The Mirror and the Light for the RSC in the West End; Anna X at the Lowry and West End; Marys Seacole, Blindness at the Donmar Warehouse; Out West at the Lyric Hammersmith; Inside at the Orange Tree; The Band Plays On and She Loves Me at Sheffield; Dick Whittington at the National Theatre; Rockets and Blue Lights at Royal Exchange Manchester; Faces in the Crowd, Mephisto, Dear Elizabeth and The Human Voice at the Gate; Equus at Theatre Royal Stratford East/ETT/Trafalgar Studios/UK Tour; Armadillo at the Yard; Reasons To Stay Alive at Sheffield Theatres/ETT/UK Tour; One (Home/UK Tour/International Tour); Forgotten (Moongate/New Earth/Arcola/Theatre Royal, Plymouth); Hive City Legacy (Hot Brown Honey/Roundhouse); Snowflake at the Kiln (from Fire Station Oxford); Fairview at the Young Vic; Cuckoo at the Soho; Nine foot nine (Bunker/Edinburgh Festival Fringe); Becoming Shades (VAULT Festival).

Dance includes: HOME (Rambert2)

Other events include: Guardians of the Galaxy: The Live Immersive Experience (Secret Cinema); Winter Light (commissioned by the Museum of the Home)

Awards include: Knight of Illumination Award for Plays, Off West End Award – Best Lighting Design (Equus)

For the Royal Court: two Palestinians go dogging, seven methods of killing kylie jenner, Maryland, Living Newspaper, Baghdaddy.

Other theatre includes: Silence (Donmar/Tara); The Chairs (Almeida); seven methods of killing kylie jenner (Riksteatern, Sweden); The Darkest Part of The Night, Reasons (You Shouldn’t Love Me), Snowflake, The Kilburn Passion, Arabian Nights (Kiln); Nora: A Doll’s House, Macbeth, Mountains (Royal Exchange); Rockets And Blue Lights (& Royal Exchange), Trouble In Mind (National); Misty (Bush/West End); The Memory of Water (Nottingham Playhouse); The Remains of the Day (Royal and Derngate); Autoreverse (BAC);Going Through, HIR, Islands, (Bush); Thick As Thieves (Clean Break); Double Vision (Wales Millennium Centre); The Caretaker (Bristol Old Vic); The Lounge (Soho/Summer Hall, Edinburgh/Riksteatern, Sweden); The Bear/The Proposal, Flashes (Young Vic); Sleepless (Analogue/Staatstheater Mainz, Germany); The Christians (Gate/Traverse), I Call My Brothers, The Iphigenia Quartet, Unbroken (Gate); Brainstorm (Company3/National); Thebes Land, Ant Street, Brimstone & Treacle, Knives In Hens (Arcola); Mass Observation (Almeida).

Dance includes: Patrias, Quimeras (Sadlers Wells/Paco Peña Flamenco Company).

Television/digital includes: Have Your Circumstances Changed?, Brainstorm, The Astro Science Challenge, Women of Troy.

Radio/digital includes: The Meet Cute, Twelve Years, Duchamps’ Urinal (BBC Radio 4); Rockets and Blue Lights (BBC Radio 3); All Of Me (Caroline Horton); Rockpool (Inspector Sands).

Installation includes: Have Your Circumstances Changed?, Yes, These Eyes Are The Windows (Artangel).

For the Royal Court: Living Newspaper, Scenes with girls, seven methods of killing kylie jenner.

Other theatre includes: The Suicide (National); Way Up Stream (Chichester Festival).

As associate movement director, theatre includes: Pinocchio (National); The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (National & International tours); Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End).

As movement coach, film includes: First Song [short], Wild Rose, Tell It to the Bees, The Titan.

Delphine trained as a dancer and has been working as a performer for 20 years with choreographers in the UK and across Europe. In 2009 she started a nine year collaboration with Sasha Waltz and Guests in Berlin, joining the company for seven creations touring all over the world. As a movement director, Delphine has worked across theatre, film, visual art and the fashion industry. She has collaborated and toured with visual artists such as Martin Creed for Ballet 1020, Adam Linder for his Choreographic Service No.1, Some Cleaning, and Anthea Hamilton for The Squash, her Duveen Galleries commission at Tate Britain in 2018, and Cabbage Four Ways at the Walker Museum, Minneapolis in 2021, and more recently Mash up at MuHKA Antwerp. Delphine also works closely with fashion designers to develop unique and bespoke concept for their fashion shows. She works for fashion houses like Lemaire Paris and creates online content for houses like L’Oréal Paris.