geeking out on shakespeare's histories

Speaking of advertising, Nick Asbury's book on being in the Histories ensemble, Exit, Pursued by a Badger: One Actor's Journey Through History at the RSC, will be out on the 1st June, and he'll be doing a platform and book-signing at the National Theatre on June 23rd.

People will come into my bookshop and say "what is your number one must-read recommendation for this year?", and I will give them this book, and we will go out of business, for people only want the new Kite Runner or Harry Potter, and all I'll be willing to offer is a wonderful reminder of the best theatrical experience I ever had. XD

I loved the RSC's Histories Cycle too much to not try and follow the cast members in their further projects. They've started moving on with new projects, so here's what I've found out so far, and I would LOVE to hear about all the other cast members if you know something I don't!

Hope this is relevant enough. ^_^

James Tucker (most notable as Clarence in 'Henry VI'/'Richard III')
Kosykh in 'Ivanov' at the Wyndham's theatre, 12th September - 29th November 2008.

Richard Cordery (most notable as Buckingham in 'Richard III')
Russell Blackborough in 'Waste' at the Almeida theatre, 25th September - 15th November 2008.

Patrice Naiambana (most notable as Warwick in pretty much all of 'em)
Othello in 'Othello' touring Warwick Arts Centre, Hackney Playhouse, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Oxford Playhouse, Liverpool Playhouse, 30th January - 7th March 2009.

I wonder if they were *actually* most notable for their roles in 'Richard III', or if I just remember them thusly because it's the last one I saw. XD Anyhoo! I figured you guys might care for this info a little more than my theatrically-indifferent friends list. If you don't mind, I'll probably do this again, and if anyone can direct me to future appearances (especially of Geoffrey Streatfeild and Jonathan Slinger; I am SUCH a fangirl *sighs*), I'd be very grateful. :)