CAROLINE CORRIE

This is Caroline’s first feature film as director. She trained as an actress at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and has a First Class Honours Degree in Drama and Theatre Arts from the University of Birmingham. As an actress she has had various roles in television and theatre, most notably playing Louisa Catherine Adams in the HBO mini-series John Adams, directed by Tom Hooper. She was a founding member and performer of the award winning physical theatre company ‘Labyrinth Theatre’ and toured with Howard Barker's theatre company 'The Wrestling School'.

PHIL CHEADLE

Phil trained in acting at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and has had a career on screen and stage, appearing at the National Theatre, the Globe Theatre, Sheffield Crucible, working with Cheek By Jowl and most notably playing Harry Potter in the London West End production of‘ Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’. His screen appearances are extensive including roles in Sam Mendes’ film ‘1917’, Disney’s ‘John Carter of Mars’ and television series such as the BBC's 'Inspector Lynley' , 'Silent Witness' and 'Crimson Fields' and for ITV 'Harlots' and' Dark Angel'.

EDWARD MACLIAM

Ed trained in acting at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London. He has had many roles in television, theatre and film, most notably with a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in Irish film ‘Run and Jump’ directed by Stephen Green. He had along standing role on BBC medical series ‘Holby City’ and most recently appeared in SKY’s ‘Sick of It’. In theatre he has performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company, at Shakespeare’s Globe theatre and many West End theatres in a range of roles.

PETER MARINKER

Peter’s acting career spans many years in television, film, theatre, radio and video games. Originally from Canada, Peter has worked all over the world. He is a major voice on BBC radio drama and has spent years with Samuel Beckett’s publisher John Calder performing Beckett’s plays. He is a member of Howard Barker's theatre company 'The Wrestling School'. His film credits include Richard Curtis’ ‘Love Actually’, Paul Greengrass’ ‘United 93’, John Boorman’s ‘The Emerald Forest’ and action/sci fi ‘Judge Dread’.

TOM DAVEY

Tom trained as an actor at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London. He has worked extensively as an actor in both film and theatre. He has appeared in multiple UK television dramas such as the BBC’s ‘The Ruby in the Smoke’, ‘The Syndicate’, ‘Silent Witness’, ITV’s ‘Lewis’ and the BBC films production of ‘Hamlet’. Tom has worked at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London both as an actor and education practitioner and consultant. In 2009 he received an Ian Charleson Award Commendation for his portrayal of Laertes in Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’.

SAM ALEXANDER

Sam trained in acting at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). He has worked extensively in theatre, film and radio, appearing at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company in almost every play written by Shakespeare. For film and television he has appeared in Courtenay Solomon’s ‘American Haunting‘, 'Mogul Mowgli’ by Riz Ahmed, Andrew Haigh’s ‘45 years’ and the BAFTA nominated mini-series ‘The English’ directed by Hugo Blick, as well as two films for the RSC; ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ and ‘Love’s Labour’s Won’.

ELLIE PIERCY

Ellie trained in acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London. She has recently played Mrs Enright in ‘Belgravia, The Next Chapter’ for MGM+ and Carnival films. She is best known for Shir Shapiro in ‘Golda’ directed by Guy Nattiv and Mrs Lyons in Simon Stone’s ‘The Dig’. Other roles include Netflix Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’ and Amazon’s ‘Hanna’. Ellie’s theatre and radio work covers a range of leading parts from Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre to new writing at the Soho Theatre, London.

EMMA DARWALL SMITH

Emma trained in acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London, and has worked in film, television and radio. Her credits include Camilla Parker Bowles in Pablo Larrain’s‘ Spencer’, Muriel in the BBC’s ‘Ian Fleming a life in Pictures’, Donna in‘ England Expects’, Titania in ‘Ballet Shoes’ and Mary in ITV’s ‘Henry VIII’. In her theatre roles she has been directed by distinguished directors such as Richard Eyre, Trevor Nunn and Stephen Daldry and was awarded for her role as Desdemona in Brian Murray’s ‘Othello’ at the Manchester Royal Exchange.