Everything and Nothing Programme
It's time for the wedding to begin.
Everything and Nothing
10-14 February 2026
The Lion & Unicorn Theatre
A Note from the Playwright
Thank you for coming to see our production of Everything and Nothing at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre this February. We have been blown away by your response and support.
At its core, this story is about human connection and the impact of meeting someone that leaves an unexpected footprint on your heart. These stories are the connective tissues between our relationships and the milestones of our lives. Everything and Nothing is a story for everyone, no matter your relationship status, and we hope you find a little part of yourself within the fibres of this play.
~ Gabriela Godinho-Moxon
Never Over Theatre Limited
Following a sold-out run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe last summer, Never Over Theatre Limited bring their 5-star show to London. Never Over Theatre creates theatre that taps into the messy, beautiful realities of life, the grey areas within our black and whites.
The Show
Do you believe in love at first sight? Oscar doesn’t. Alex wants to. Then, they meet at a mutual friend’s wedding and time stands still. Is it meant to be or is it a chapter in time?
Running Time: 19:30 (60 minutes)
Content Warning: Some strong language, flash.
The Cast
In order of appearance
Gabriela Godinho-Moxon as ALEX (she/her)
Gabriela is a London-based, English-Portuguese actor trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA) in Los Angeles and Slyvia Young Theatre School in London. Her stage work includes Cloud 9 and The Dark Side at The Network Theatre. Most recently, she played Alex in her five-star-reviewed play Everything and Nothing at the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and will reprise the role in February 2026 at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London. Her short film credits include The Perfect Date, Into See Me, The Quality Café: Blueberry Pancakes, and Extinction. Commercial work includes Deskmate and the TruBe fitness app.
Cara Chedid as SAL (she/her)
Cara is a London-based actor trained at RADA and the Guildford School of Acting. Her stage credits include leading roles as Fanny in Fanny & Alexander and Maria in West Side Story. Her screen work includes lead roles in short films for the BBC and BFI, as well as commercial work. She has worked with directors including Sasha Collington and Miranda Howard-Williams.
Harry Legget as OSCAR (he/him)
Harry Legget is a British–New Zealand actor based in London. He trained at RADA and LAMDA. His stage credits include Dr Scott in Whose Life Is It Anyway? with South London Theatre. Most recently, he played Oscar in the five-star-reviewed Everything and Nothing at the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and will reprise the role in February 2026 at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London. His short film credits include The Last Try and Ethical Assistor.
Aryan Chavda as DAVI (he/him)
Aryan is a London-based actor trained at The Unseen Acting School. His stage credits include Macbeth at the Network Theatre. His screen work includes featured roles in Bridgerton (Series 4) and The Witcher (Series 5) for Netflix. He continues to develop his craft through ongoing training in Meisner and Stanislavski techniques, as well as screen and Shakespeare workshops.
Tristan Beney as MICHAEL (he/him)
Tristan is a London-based actor trained at the Identity School of Acting. His stage credits include Buckets at The Cockpit Theatre and Loveshots 2 – Made for Each Other at the Union Theatre Café, with additional work at the Canal Café Theatre and Stockwell Playhouse. Most recently, he played Michael in the five-star-reviewed Everything and Nothing at the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and will reprise the role in February 2026 at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre, London. His screen credits include Marshmallow Blues, Killer, Universal Thread, Bloom, and Knighthawk, alongside a range of short film work. Commercial credits include Uber Eats, in partnership with McDonald’s and Love Island.
Krista Larsen as ANDREA and LAURA (she/her)
Krista Larsen is a London-based, American actor trained at The Unseen Acting School, The Actor’s Studio, and MN Actors Academy. Her stage credits include Othello at the Network Theatre, Two Come Home at The Cockpit Theatre and The Lakeside Theatre, and Everything & Nothing at Edinburgh Fringe. Her additional work includes the scripted reading of Run At It Laughing by Mark Ravenhill (Flying Colours/Run At It Shouting Production). She recently filmed a featured speaking role in the upcoming film USA vs Raj. Her short film credits include Dice Shakers, Are You Lost, and Marshmellow Blues.
Creative Team
Writer/Director/Producer
Gabriela Godinho-Moxon (she/her) is a writer, director, and producer. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe premiere of Everything and Nothing marked her professional debut in all three roles. Her poem The Glittering Chasm was published in the poetry anthology The Wider View.
Set Design and Backdrops
Aurelie Freoua (she/her) is an artist, actor and set designer trained at Université Paris-Dauphine, the Slade School of Fine Art, and University of the Arts London. Her theatre credits include Roly Poly and The Cagebirds (Etcetera Theatre), Provenance (Barons Court Theatre), Rumble (Drayton Arms Theatre), Anonymous Work, Oedipus the King, Anna Karenina, The Persians, and The Cherry Orchard (Theatro Technis). Her design work also includes album artwork for artists released on Babel Label, exhibited at the Vortex Jazz Club, London, Everything and Nothing (Paradise in the Vault, Edinburgh Festival Fringe).
Props
Harriet Record (she/her) is a props assistant. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe premiere of Everything and Nothing marked her professional debut.
Lighting Design & Technical Production
Assa Davíðsdóttir (they/them) is a lighting designer and programmer working across theatre and live performance. Their credits include A Suffocating Choking Feeling (Omnibus Theatre), Ego's Killing The Mandem (Collective Fringe), Don't Touch My Stuff! and Sorry, Members Only (Lion & Unicorn Theatre). They have also worked at Pleasance (Edinburgh Fringe), Reykjavík Fringe Festival, Arcola Theatre, Arts Depot and Seven Dials Playhouse.
Photography
Joel Marshall (he/him) is a photographer and illustrator. Credits include fantasy photography (Comic Con), actors headshots and theatre production.
Vocal Production
Zoe Zimin (she/her) is a voice, singing, and accent coach trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, New York. Her coaching credits include Caged Sisters (Phoenix Arts Club; Bridewell Theatre; Camden Fringe), Love You More (Etcetera Theatre), (Re)Animation (New Earth Theatre), Off the Ground (Rich Mix, London), Katzenmusik (RCSSD), Cousins (New Earth Theatre Performers Academy Plus), productions with The PappyShow and Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Everything and Nothing (Paradise in the Vault, Edinburgh Festival Fringe).
Acknowledgments
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all those who supported this production, including our collaborators, mentors, creative team, families, friends, colleagues, and early supporters for their encouragement throughout this process. Thank you to the venue and L&U staff for making this run possible.
After The Show
Thank you for spending your time with us. If you enjoyed the show, we’d love for you to help us spread the word by sharing your thoughts with friends, colleagues, or on social media. Independent theatre thrives on word of mouth, and your support makes a real difference.
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Find out more about the company: https://www.neverovertheatrelimited.com/
Liked the music? Check out the official Everything and Nothing soundtrack below.