I graduated from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in June 2010 and have extensive training in both dance and music. I have experience in various forms of theatre, from classical to contemporary productions, and

Marcus Davis-Orrom’s credits include: Claudio in “Much Ado About Nothing” (The Enchanted Players), Moses the Raven in “Animal Farm” (Oxford Playhouse 16/22) and the lead role in the short film “Chasing My Own Shadow”

Livvi Frazer-Smith is currently studying level 3 extended Diploma in Performing Arts at Oxford Cherwell Valley college alongside English A-level. She has been involved and been cast in lead roles for various productions and theatre

I have been involved in extra work since 2009 starting with ‘The King’s Speech’ and now my work is increasingly becoming walk on in its nature.   I worked on ‘Rush’ by Ron Howard about

Emily is 21 & originates from Oxford. She studied a short course in Musical Theatre at Pineapple Performing Arts School & has been in several local productions around Oxford including shows at Pegasus Theatre

Dan, is a versatile professional actor, writer, director, musician, artist, graphic designer, traceur, gymnast, martial artist and physical performer from Oxford. Dan has been involved in over 20 productions since 2009, ranging from lead roles in

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Catherine Ratcliffe is a senior at The King’s College in New York City majoring in Media, Culture, and The Arts. Her acting training includes the Cambridge College Programme (UK), Cathryn Sullivan’s Acting for Film

Became involved in amateur dramatics quite by accident via my daughter, nearly 10 years ago – School fundraising performances which led me in to joining our local drama society known as Eydon Players. Amateur

Emilia is due to graduate with a First Class BA Hons in Acting from the Court Theatre Training Company where she trained for three years. She has enjoyed performing locally within East Anglia but

2012, Various Roles, Heir of the Dog, Almost Random Theatre 2012, Stage, Andy, Defining Moments of Truth & Deception, The Oxford School of Drama, Soho Theatre, Steve Woodward 2012, Stage, Doctor, Suddenly Last Summer,

My theatrical writing career includes: ‘Quiz Night at the Britannia’ (OxFRINGE 2011 and currently running at the COPA Bar every Thursday throughout the summer of 2012); ‘Dev’s Army’ (Winner Galway Theatre Festival New Writing,

Gwilym, a former teacher, is an award-winning writer of plays short stories and poetry. Plays include Token Protest, Banbury  2006, Irene, Burton Taylor and High Wycombe 2008, Remember Tomorrow, Oxfringe  and Thame 2011 and

Lixi graduated from the University of Birmingham with a first class degree in Drama and Classics in 2006.  Since then Lixi has worked as a theatre practitioner, director, facilitator and performer, incorporating her knowledge

Laura Boone has been involved with the arts for number of years as a actor, director, writer, producer and drama facilitator.  Laura is not afraid of being different in performance and has performed locally

Angharad Andersen-Bloomfield has been performing and studying classical music and Opera since the age of eight, in and around the U.K. After being offered a music Scholarship at Cheltenham Ladies’ College she was then

Mary’s first role was as the Bride in Blood Wedding (in which her future husband, Paul, played the Moon).  She has since appeared in many productions locally, including as Margaret of Anjou in Richard

Recent performances include (2012):Played Mr Barrett a Maths Teacher in a Short Film called “Give Me Fiction” by Eavesdrop Films/Chalkstar Films  – in post-production (IMDb credit); Played Stewart an office manager in a Short Film

Imran Mirza is an actor who lives in Oxford. He trained at The Actors’ Centre after a career in sociological research. Since then he has appeared in a number of plays including Murmuring Judges

Emmeline studied Drama and French at Royal Holloway University of London and then continued her studies with a Professional Acting Diploma at Birmingham Theatre School, graduating with Distinction.  Theatre includes Constanze in Amadeus (Loft

Chris Sivewright is a writer of books and plays. The first play to be performed was ‘Confusion’ at Semper Theatre. Since then his plays have been produced in Exeter, Oxford and Solihull. His scripts

Daria has joined short course of drama in Rose Bruford College in Sidcup near London; she has performed a monologue taken from one of the classic English literature books The Wind in The Willows

RICHARD WARD trained at Drama Studio London.  Theatre includes “We The People (Shakespeare’s Globe), “Henry IV Part 1 (OFS Oxford)” and many rehearsed readings.  Richard also specialises in voice work and role play.

Nicola Borthwick comes originally from Edinburgh and trained at Mountview Theatre School and The Academy Drama School. Theatre credits include Peer Gynt at The Arcola, Mothers at the Soho theatre, The Memory of Water