A Midsummer Night's Dream

Rebecca trained at Mountview Academy of Arts. She received an Offie Nomination for Best Female Performance as Rosalindin As You Like It, 2012.

Theatre includes: As You Like It (Custom/Practice); Gravity (Birmingham Rep); The Malcontent (Custom/Practice); Romeo and Juliet (Custom/Practice); Respect (Birmingham Rep); The Black Diamond (Punchdrunk); Sick Room (NYT); 20 Cigarettes (NYT).

Film includes: Another World; Josephine.

Lanre trained at Drama Centre London.

Theatre includes: Marat/Sade (RSC); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (RSC); Macbeth (Shakespeare’s Globe); Andrew Zondo (BAFTA); Burying Your Brother in the Pavement (Arcola); Upper Street (King’s Head); Citizenship (Young Actors Theatre); What’s So Funny (Roundhouse); Tashan (Hackney Empire); The Woods (Company Of Angels)

Television includes: The Bill; The Armstrong and Miller Show; Harley’s Angels; Driving me Mad; Bet You Look Good on the Dance floor; Crimewatch.

Film includes: Fallout; Inkheart; Forever Friends; Casey’s Story; The List; Cherries; Five Pound Hollywood; The Escort.

Radio includes: St Christopher Campaign

Liam graduated from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts last summer, after receiving the Peter Coxhead Award in 2010.

Theatre includes: Old Vic New Voices: 24 Hour Plays (Old Vic); A Provincial Life (National Theatre Wales), Under Milk Wood (Farnham Rep)

Television includes: Ushers

Lorenzo trained at Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art.

Theatre includes: As You Like It and The Malcontent (Custom/Practice); Ladies’ Night (Royal Court Liverpool); Our Day Out (Chester Gateway); The Man Who (Pleasance London); The Snow Queen (Theatre Royal Stratford East); The Misanthrope and The Little Prince (OUDS/Old Fire Station Oxford).

Television includes: Heartbeat; Holby City; Doctors; Genie in the House.

Film includes: Sparkle; John Lennon: A Journey in the Life.

Lorenzo trained at Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art.

Theatre includes: As You Like It and The Malcontent (Custom/Practice); Ladies’ Night (Royal Court Liverpool); Our Day Out (Chester Gateway); The Man Who (Pleasance London); The Snow Queen (Theatre Royal Stratford East); The Misanthrope and The Little Prince (OUDS/Old Fire Station Oxford).

Television includes: Heartbeat; Holby City; Doctors; Genie in the House.

Film includes: Sparkle; John Lennon: A Journey in the Life.

Kemi-bo graduated from LAMDA in 2010. This will be her professional theatre debut.

Television includes: Lewis; Doctor Who.

Film includes: Me Or The Dog.

Theatre includes: Respect (Birmingham Rep); Jamie the Saxt ; Trilby (Finborough Theatre); Flowers From Tunisia (Theatre Clwyd); Bobby James, Remember to Think of Me (Theatre Royal Stratford East).

Television includes: Taggart; River City; Yo! Diary

Film includes: The Devils Punch Bowl; Extraordinary Rendition; 16 Years of Alcohol.

Rae studied for her MA in Text and Performance at Kings College London and RADA. She was a recipient of the Channel 4 Regional Director’s Scheme. Rae is Artistic Director of Custom/Practice.

As Director, theatre includes: As You Like It; The Malcontent; Romeo & Juliet; Macbeth (Custom/Practice); Gravity, Respect (Birmingham Rep); Jamie the Saxt (Finborough Theatre); Origin Unknown (Theatre Royal Stratford East); Airswimming (Salisbury Playhouse); Stamping, Shouting and Singing Home (mac and national tour); Women Beware Women (Landor Theatre).

As Associate Director, theatre includes: The Wiz (Birmingham Rep)

As Assistant Director, theatre includes: Noughts and Crosses, Penelopiad (RSC); The Snow Queen; The Harder They Come (Theatre Royal Stratford East); 93.2FM (Royal Court); Much Ado About Nothing (Salisbury Payhouse); Mother Courage and her Children (Nottingham Playhouse); Simply Heavenly (The Young Vic).

Theatre includes: Stones In His Pockets; Women, Power & Politics; Category B; Seize the Day; Detaining Justice; Starstruck (Tricycle Theatre); The Wiz (Birmingham Rep / West Yorkshire Playhouse); Free Outgoing (Royal Court/Edinburgh Festival); The Penelopiad (RSC/National Arts Theatre, Canada); God Is A Dj (Oval House/Tour); Waiting For Tamara (Old Vic); Anansi and the Magic Mirror (Talawa); Mother Courage (Nottingham Playhouse/Tour/Hackney Empire); Waiting For God Knows (Riverside Studios); Everyman (RSC/US Tour); A River Sutra (Three Mills Island Studios); Shakuntala (Gate Theatre); Making The Future (Oxford Stage Company/Young Vic); Easter (RSC/Barbican); No Boys Cricket Club, Party Girls (Stratford East); Happy Days (Glasgow Citz).

Dance and Opera includes: Awakening and Another America, Fire (Sadler’s Wells for the Push Festival, a collaboration between Push, ROH2 and ENO).

Film includes: Of Mary; A Stiff Drink; Out There.

Simon trained in house at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre.

Theatre includes: The Just Price of Flowers (collaboration with Stan’s Café), Hip Hop Hero, Respect; Writing on the Wall, 8 Sixteen 32, Cling To Me Like Ivy, Gravity, Notes to Future Self (Mac and tour), Importance of Being Earnest (Old Rep), Mothership (Edinburgh Fringe); Dead Eye (Soho, collaboration with Kali Theatre); Looking for Yoghury (International tour, collaboration with Joyful Theatre, Kijmuna Festa, Hanyong Theatre), Strawberry Fields and White Open Spaces (Pentabus); Wasted (Women In Theatre); Hedda Gabler, Dracula (Birmingham School of Acting); As You Like It (Custom/Practice).

As Illusion Consultant, theatre includes: Some Like it Hop (Peacock Theatre); Doctor Faustus (Royal Exchange, Manchester); Darker Shores (Hampstead Theatre); Faith and Cold Reading (Live Theatre, Newcastle); Alice in Wonderland (New Vic); Newsrevue (Canal Cafe & Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Festival 2010); The Stag King (Edinburgh Festival 2010); Hamlet (Guildford Shakespeare Company); The Threepenny Opera & Peer Gynt (The Arts Institute at Bournemouth); A Mad World My Masters (Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts); Doctor Faustus (Creation Theatre Co.)

Opera includes: Queen of Spades (Grange Park Opera)

Darren has also worked as associate to Theatre Illusionist Paul Kieve on a number of shows including The Phantom of the Opera (UK National tour); Mrs Affleck (National Theatre); Aladdin (Theatre Royal, Stratford East and Hackney Empire).

Edward studied Music at Oxford University and trained as a composer and sound designer at the Bournemouth Media School. He works in theatre, film, television and radio.

Theatre includes: Gravity (Birmingham Rep Theatre); On The Rock; Amongst Friends, Darker Shores (Hampstead Theatre); Slowly, Hurts Given and Received and Apple Pie (Riverside Studios), Measure For Measure (Cardiff Sherman); Emo (Bristol Old Vic and Young Vic); Once Upon A Time in Wigan, 65 Miles (Paines Plough / Hull Truck Theatre); Krapp's Last Tape, Spoonface Steinberg (Hull Truck); The Shallow End (Southwark Playhouse); I Am Falling (Sadler's Wells & The Gate), Orpheus and Eurydice, Quartet (Old Vic Tunnels); The Beloved (The Bush); Hedda, Breathing Irregular (The Gate);Madness In Valencia (Trafalgar Studios).

Originally from Nova Scotia, Angela is a London-based movement director, actor and teacher. Angela is currently directing Lois Tucker in Fabled for the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe www.angelagasparetto.com

As Movement Director, theatre includes: Nights at the Circus (Fourth Monkey; Edinburgh Fringe); The Vagina Monologues (V-Day London, The Bussey Building); Faith, Hope & Charity (Leap Productions, Southwark Playhouse); Monteverdi's Flying Circus (Armonico Consort, UK tour); Emma Thompson presents: Fair Trade (Latitude Festival, Rich Mix & Edinburgh Fringe).

Margo Virginia Cargill trained at Central School of Speech and Drama where she completed the MA in Voice Studies. Since then she has worked with a variety of individuals as well as film and theatre companies as a voice/ accent and dialect coach.