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Val is a bilingual French Actor with a base in Paris and London. He studied Acting in English at the Florent School Paris, and after graduating he moved to London where he performed in numerous stage productions including Macbeth at the Cockpit Theatre. His screen credits include a number of French short films.

Val is fluent in English and French, and is highly skilled in European accents and dialects.

Ernesto is a Mexican-born British actor and voice-over artist based in London. His film credits include the Hollywood epic World War Z (2013) as Tomas' father acting along Brad Pitt and Mireille Enos, and an award winning low budget feature Scott and Sid (2018), as Goran.

Ernesto's vibrant, versatile acting voice has earned him voiceover parts in cartoons, video games, documentaries as well as commercials, corporate video and audio presentations aimed at the English and Spanish speaking markets.

Danny Darren is an alumni of the City Academy with a degree in acting. He has appeared in over 10 films, and TV series productions. His credits include Leave to Stay, 16/03, BRI, and Out for Vengeance to name a few. Danny’s ability to deliver remarkable performances has been recognized with several awards including best lead actor in the film 16/03.

Danny is a native of Kurdistan, Iraq, and since 2005 has lived in London. He speaks Kurdish, Farsi and English. When not on stage, Danny trains as a horse rider and sword fighter.

Dujon is an English Film & TV actor based in East London. He acquired a BA in Acting and received further training with the Identity School Of Acting, specialising in comedy and drama. His credits include various short films, some of which were shown in festivals, a role in the Amazon Prime show Sex, Latte and Hideous Dates, and a lead role in the indie feature IGNOMINY.

Along with Film & TV, Dujon learnt to play the drums at a young age and has taught himself how to play the ukulele, guitar, and keyboards. These skills have been used on a music film for the BBC and on his first successful musical Unlikely, which he co-produced and co-wrote.

Qais is a British Pakistani actor based in London. Whilst at Fourth Monkey Theatre Company, he trained in physical theatre, clowning and puppetry. Qais has a keen interest in fantasy, comedy and drama. He is multilingual, speaking English, Urdu and intermediate Arabic (MSA). He also holds a BA in Arabic and English Language.

Marlon Samuda is a Jamaican actor who obtained his Masters of Fine Arts in Acting for Film at the New York Film Academy. In Jamaica, he won the gold medal in the National Secondary Schools Drama Festival for his role as Friar Lawrence in Montague & Capulet. In 2017, he won Best Actor in a Short Film at the Atlantic City Cinefest for the film Immigrant Brothers, which he wrote and produced himself.

If he’s not on stage or on set, you can find him training in a karate dojo.

Gwilym Roberts is from the East Midlands, now based in London, and a graduate from the Guilford School of Acting. He has trained in Motion Capture under industry veteran Neil Newbon, and is skilled in Stage Combat - staff, escrima stick, rapier, rapier and shield, and unarmed.

Tai Campbell is a London based actor and comedian who began his career behind the camera as a director with a degree in film production from Roehampton University. He trained as an actor with a strong passion for the spontaneity of improv, honing his comedy timing at Hoopla Impro and under UCB's Scott Adsit. He has appeared on BBC One's 'Michael McIntyre's Big Show', BBC Three Miniseries 'Quickies' and 'Sausage Roll Addict' on Vice.

Tai starred as the titular character in BAFTA short film 'Don't Be A Kenny', CBBC pilot 'Fun Attic' and showed off his celebrity impressions in miniseries 'My Celebrity Dream Dinner' for Pulped.

Chima Akpa is an energetic and engaging young actor from London. He has formed a strong connection with The Almeida Theatre throughout his years, participating in several community and professional shows, and is also a part of The Almeida’s very own Young Company. More recently, he played the role of ‘NOVICE’ in a three handed play called ‘The Key Workers Cycle’ holding his own opposite professional and seasoned actors, receiving reviews such as ‘an exceptional and promising actor’ - Times Magazine and ‘Tremendously acted by Chima Akpa’ - The Guardian.

Michael is a Northern Irish Actor. He is a graduate from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Prior to this he trained with Tinderbox Theatre Company in physical theatre and with The Lyric Theatre Belfast.

Whilst training Michael performed in The Oresteia, The Man of Mode and Enron. Previous professional credits include work with The MAC Belfast, The Lyric Theatre Belfast and Threes Theatre Company.

Tommaso is a bilingual actor from Rome, who speaks fluent Italian, English, and French.

Tommaso found his greatest passion for acting at the tender age of eight, after making his film debut at the 67th Venice Film Festival in the best picture nomination ‘The Solitude of Prime Numbers’ (La Solitudine dei Numeri Primi), directed by Saverio Costanzo. Tommaso also had the opportunity to be part of the last film directed by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani, Rainbow: A Private Affair (Una Questione Privata), shown in the Masters section of the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

Although most of his experience so far have been in Italian-speaking roles, Tommaso starred in the English production of Mia and Me season 3, a Netflix half animation half live-action series for children.