Obi trained at RADA.

Theatre includes: Taking Part (Criterion Theatre); Play House (The Orange Tree); Sixty-Six Books, Beardy (Bush Theatre); Six Degrees of Separation (The Old Vic); Dido Queen of Carthage (National Theatre); The Brothers Size (Young Vic); Quiet and We Hear (Royal Court Theatre/BBC World Service); Angels in America (Headlong Theatre); Darfur: How Long is Never and Fabulation (Tricycle Theatre).

Film includes: London Fields, The Rules of the Game, Tula, The Revolt, Gambit and World War Z. Television includes: Quirke, Moses Jones, Ten Days to War (BBC); Strikeback II (Sky/HBO); Injustice (Gasper) Nativity (Kudos/BBC); Foyle’s War, The Take, Kingdom (ITV); Life is Wild and Afterlife (Clerkenwell Films/ITV).

Steffan trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He is Artistic Associate of the National Youth Theatre and the National Youth Arts Trust, and Co-Artistic Director of Invertigo Theatre Company.

Theatre includes: Long Story Short (Squint / West Yorkshire Playhouse); A World Elsewhere (Theatre503); Journeying Boys (Barbican); Outside On The Street (Pleasance Edinburgh and Arcola Theatre); The Winslow Boy (Clwyd Theatr Cymru); Saer Doliau / Doll Mender (Finborough Theatre) and I am Not Manuel (Teatre Lliure, Barcelona).

Film includes: Casanoira (BFI) and BAFTA-Award nominated Love You, Joseff Hughes.

Dyfan trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Theatre includes: Too Clever By Half (Told by an Idiot/Manchester Royal Exchange); Fortune’s Fool (Old Vic); Praxis Makes Perfect (National Theatre of Wales); As You Like It, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Comedy of Errors, The Drunks, Ahasverus, Little Eagles and Morte d’Arthur (RSC); Six Characters in Search of an Author (Chichester/West End).

Film includes: Pride, The Baker, Oed Yr Addewid and I Know You Know.

Television includes: Round and Round, A470, Pen Tennyn and Caerdydd.

Samuel trained at RADA.

Theatre includes: Boys (Headlong/Nuffield, UK Tour and Soho Theatre); King Lear (Theatre Royal Bath); Glory Dazed (Soho Theatre, UK and Australia Tour) and Our Big Land (Romany Theatre Company, UK Tour).

Film includes: Magwitch(BBC/Violafilms) and Passenger.

Television includes: Land Girls, Doctors and Peaky Blinders (BBC).

Ian trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

Theatre includes: Roots (Donmar); The Low Road (Royal Court); King Lear (Almeida); Definitely the Bahamas (Orange Tree); Company and Racing Demon ( Sheffield Crucible); Precious Little Talent (Trafalgar Studios); Lingua Franca (Finborough/New York); The Power of Yes, Henry 1V Parts 1 and 2, His Dark Materials and Stuff Happens (NT); The Sound of Music (Palladium); The Crucible (RSC/London);The Taming of the Shrew (RSC/London/Washington); Richard III, Titus Andronicus, Henry VI and As You Like It (RSC); The Merchant of Venice (RSC world tour); Privates on Parade (RSC/Piccadilly); Serious Money and Divine Right (Birmingham Rep); A Passage to India; Anna Karenina; Heartbreak House ( Shared Experience); Richard 11; Pal Joey (Bristol Old Vic); Martin Yesterday (Royal Exchange, Manchester); Front Page; Good (Donmar); Fire Face (Royal Court); Mouth to Mouth (Albery); Marvin's Room (Comedy); Mrs Warren's Profession (Lyric Hammersmith); Poor Superman; Apocalyptica (Hampstead).

Film includes: Pope Joan, Jinnah, King Ralph, Little Dorrit and The Fool.

Television includes: Game of Thrones, Mr. Selfridge, Endeavor, Psychoville, Torchwood, Silent Witness, Robin Hood, Fallen Angel, The Commander, Poirot, The Day Today, Absolutely Fabulous, Kavanagh QC, McCallum and Blackeyes.

Paul trained at Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre includes: Fortune’s Fool (The Old Vic); The Lights (The Spring); Lush Life (Canal Café) and We Go Wondering at Night (Baron’s Court).

Film includes: Anna Karenina.

Television includes: Eastenders and Beautiful People.

William trained at Central School of Speech & Drama.

Theatre includes: Fortune’s Fool (The Old Vic); Three Sisters (Young Vic) Uncle Vanya (The Print Room); Coriolanus, Believe What You Will, Sejanus His Fall, Speaking Like Magpies (RSC); Bacchae (National Theatre); Henry V, Henry IV Parts 1 & 2, Troilus and Cressida, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, St Erkenwald, The Broken Heart, After Easter, The Wives’ Excuse (RSC); The Clearing (Bush Theatre) and A Month in the Country (Salisbury Playhouse). 

Film includes: Dracula Year Zero, Age of Heroes, Sawney Flesh of Man, Clash of the Titans, Sherlock Holmes, Fifty Dead Men Walking, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Puffball, The Odyssey, The Gambler, Surviving Picasso and Hamlet. 

Television includes: Indian Doctor, Endeavour, Bible Series, Robin Hood III, Casualty 1909, Casualty 1907, Lewis – Expiation, North & South, Henry VIII and The Bill.

Nicholas trained at Rose Bruford. Film includes: Billy Boys.

Jake trained at RADA.

Theatre includes: Sunburst – The Hotel Plays (Defibrillator); Richard II (RSC); and The Duke in Darkness (Tabard Theatre).

Film includes: Benjamin Britten: Peace and Conflict.

Television includes: A Young Doctor’s Notebook and Other Stories and Quick Cuts.

Brian trained at LAMDA.

Theatre includes: Damned by Despair and Juno and the Paycock (National Theatre); Stars in the Morning Sky (Belgrade Theatre); Oliver Twist (Gate Theatre, Dublin); The Wake and Macbeth (Abbey Theatre, Dublin).

Matthew trained at LAMDA.

Previous work for Shakespeare’s Globe includes: The Knight of the Burning Pestle.

Theatre includes: Shades (Royal Court Theatre); Grapes of Wrath, Bingo (Chichester); There is a War (NT); Brittanicus (Wilton’s Music Hall – Ian Charleson Nomination); Our Country’s Good (Out of Joint); Titus Andronicus and Candide (RSC).

Television includes: Casualty, Sherlock and Monroe.

Theatre includes: Fortune’s Fool and Sweet Bird of Youth (Old Vic); The Maple Tree Game and She Stoops To Conquer (West Yorkshire Playhouse); The Mousetrap (West End); Father Brown and These Things Do Happen (Royal &Derngate); Rope and Equus (Talking Scarlet); The Dairy Of Anne Frank, Skylight and The Fancy Man (Tabs Productions); Betrayal, Private Lives, Bedroom Farce, Absurd Person Singular and Wife Begins at Forty (Rumpus Theatre Company); The King and I (Sadlers Wells); The Railway Children, Player Angels, Don Quixote and Somebody Loves You (New Perspectives); Moll Flanders and Pickwick (Eastern Angles); Aladdin, Cinderella and Dick Whittington (Cheltenham Everyman).

Television includes: Nighty Night, Doctors, The Bill, Casualty, Emmerdale, Fist of Fun, Prime Suspect and Murder City.

Film includes: Twice Upon a Time, Treading Water and Freedom Fighter.

David trained at RADA.

Theatre includes: Oedipus, Oedipus at The Crossroads and The Winter's Tale (RSC).

Film includes: Still Life [Umberto Pasolini 2012]

Television includes: Written Britain and The Commander.

Flora trained with the National Youth Music Theatre and Manchester University.

Theatre includes: Once (Phoenix Theatre); The Importance of Being Earnest: The Musical (Theatre Royal Windsor, Riverside Studios), Wonderland (Riverside Studios, Assembly Room – Edinburgh); The Beggar’s Opera (Regent’s Park); A Christmas Carol (King’s Head Theatre); Girl With a Pearl Earring (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Ghosts and The Member of the Wedding (Young Vic) and The Children’s Hour (Royal Exchange).

Film includes: Beautiful Relics, Moving On and Walking With the Enemy.

Television includes: Chickens (Big Talk); Unforgiven and Lewis (ITV); Father Brown, Leonardo (Series 1 & 2), Wallander, The Real Deal, The Family Man and Dalziel and Pascoe (BBC).

Theatre includes: The Hothouse (Ambassadors Theatre Group); Dance of Death, Twelfth Night, The Vortex, Privates on Parade (Donmar Warehouse); Hysteria (Theatre Royal, Bath); Ingredient X, The Vertical Hour, The Country (Royal Court Theatre); The Skin of our Teeth (Young Vic); Five Gold Rings, Celebration (Almeida Theatre); Ivanov, Remembrance of Things Past, Othello (National Theatre); Celebration, One for the Road (Broadway); Three Sisters (Oxford Stage Co.) and As You Like It (Nottingham Playhouse). 

Film includes: The Exodus, Silent Hours, Mindscape, Risk Addiction, Bride and Prejudice, Jinnah, Sixth Happiness, Clancy’s Kitchen and Kama Sutra. 

Television includes: Game of Thrones, Rome (HBO); What Remains, Silk, Luther, Moses Jones, Torchwood, Inspector Lynley Mysteries, Waste of Shame, Broken News, Love Soup, Quatermass, The Sea Captain’s Tale, The Whistleblower, Other People’s Children (BBC); Hunted, Hustle (Kudos Productions); World Without End (Free Productions); Human Target; Bones (Fox Network); Inside the Box (ABC); Whistleblowers (Carnival); 3lbs (Paramount); Donovan (Granada); Reversals (Box Television); Attachments I and II (World Prods); In a Land of Plenty (Talkback); Ten Crazy Days (SWR TV) and Psychos (Channel 4).

Jamie trained at LAMDA.

Theatre includes: Wendy and Peter Pan (RSC); Howl’s Moving Castle (Southwark Playhouse); Peter Pan (York Theatre Royal); Macbeth, Lorca is Dead, The Boy James, Atrium, Metamorphosis, The Beggar’s Opera, The Trial and Tartuffe (Belt Up Theatre).

Television includes: Downton Abbey.