Polly Ingham is Producer and Head of Marketing for Theatre503 and an independent producer developing both theatre and musical theatre.

For Theatre503 she is working on 'A Handful of Stars' starring Keith Duffy at Theatre503 and Trafalgar Studios May-July 2014, 'FREAK' by Bruntwood Prize Winner Anna Jordan Assembly Festival Aug 2014, 'Land of Our Fathers' Trafalgar Studios Sept 2014. As well as 'Is it Getting Cold in Here?' a festival of new writing featuring a collection of perspectives on Russia, 'It Never Ends' a new play by Julian Poidevin directed by BBC Performing Arts Fellow Bobby Brook.

From 2012-2013 Polly Ingham was Resident Producer at Oxford Playhouse and MCS. She has produced three new shows for MCS, a fourth as Polly Ingham Productions, 'England Street' a new play by Kenneth Emson, and worked on 'Where’s Father Christmas?' for the Oxford Playhouse. She also line-produced a new adaptation of Golding’s 'Lord of the Flies' directed by Adrian Noble and Joanne Pearce.

In the same year she produced 'Dirty Great Love Story' by Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna. The UK tour included Soho Theatre, Bristol Old Vic and the Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds. Polly previously produced the show with Richard and Katie at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2012 in the Pleasance Jack Dome, where the show received a Scotsman Fringe First Award. DGLS was also produced by Polly Ingham and Tim Johanson in association with TRBSE in New York June 2013 at the Brits off Broadway 59E59 Theatre.

Polly also runs Three Pin Productions Ltd, with Ruthie Henshall and Paul Schofield, which specialises in musical theatre. They have just completed their second national tour and released Ruthie’s new album 'I’ve Loved These Days' under their own label.

Prior to her residency Polly produced for Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds and York Theatre Royal. She is also a member of the Stage One Network, Clore Emerging Leaders 2014 and the Old Vic New Voices club (24 Hour Plays and Ignite 6 2011.

Other theatre credits include: Shakespeare in the Streets (Bury Festival); Backstage Past (TRBSE and the National Trust), Stagefright (TRBSE); Time Warner Ignite: Old Vic New Voices (Old Vic Tunnels); Dick Whittington and His Cat (TRBSE); The 24 Hour Plays: Old Vic New Voices (The Old Vic); Dick Turpin’s Last Ride (TRBSE and National Tour); Line (41 Monkgate, York and Stephen Joseph Theatre), 4.48 Psychosis and TakeOver Festival (both York Theatre Royal).