Stuart Armstrong
Stuart Armstrong is a screenwriter and film director from Cumbria, UK whose work blends black humour with emotionally grounded, character-driven drama, often told through a queer, distinctly regional lens. His latest short film, the BAFTA-qualifying, Iris Prize-nominated Meat Raffle (BFI Network) is now available to watch on Channel 4. The film has drawn praise from critics and […]
Zachary Hunt
Actor, writer and co-artistic director Zachary Hunt is one of the creative forces behind POLICE COPS, the London-based comedy company whose irreverent, physical and cinematic theatrical style has earned national and international acclaim. He co-founded the company (alongside Nathan Parkinson and Tom Roe) during their time at East 15 Drama School, and has since helped […]
Evie Killip
Evie Killip grew up on the Isle of Man and trained at Drama Studio London, wining the BBC Carleton Hobbs award in 2015. She has enjoyed an impressive career in radio and can be heard as the lead in the Made in Manchester drama The Manxman for BBC Radio 4. Alongside her radio drama career, […]
Tom Quinn
Tom is a brilliant actor with a strong physical skillset – particularly in puppetry and outdoor water sports. In 2026, Tom joined the West End cast of The Play that Goes Wrong by Mischief Theatre. In recent years, Tom has also built his associate and assistant director credits (Dinosaur World Live, Taskmaster Live etc) Tom […]
George P. Martin
George P. Martin is an artist and live performance designer, who specialises in storytelling through the mediums of scenic and costume design in conjunction with music and lighting. A passionate storyteller, George’s work celebrates diversity and explore creativity. His work is bold, beautiful, extravagant and detailed with a flair for the dramatic. George has worked […]
Meadhbh Lyons
Meadhbh is a movement director, choreographer and movement teacher from Ireland, now based in London. She studied Drama, Theatre and Performing Studies in Galway, Ireland, where she worked freelance as a dance teacher and choreographer before moving to London to train at Trinity Laban and then complete her MA at Royal Central School of Speech & […]
Joe Wright
Joe Wright is a multidisciplinary Irish actor, writer, musician and theatremaker now based in London. Joe’s Little Black Book of Plays, released in 2023, includes a trilogy of his original plays – Astronaut, Columbia March and DAFT – which have all been performed at fringe venues in Dublin and London. DAFT was subsequently adapted for […]
Tom Manning
Tom Manning is an actor, writer, comedian and improviser who hold a BA degree in Acting from Mountview. Tom is an ex-solider, fitness fanatic and proudly autistic individual and activist. Tom’s autobiographical solo show Invisible Animal enjoyed a 3 week run at the Omnibus Theatre in 2023. Tom has worked for RSC, Some Riot and […]
Adam Zane
Once best known for his role in seminal drama Queer As Folk, Adam is now a writer and Artistic Director of Hive North. Adam’s plays include Village Voices, Voices+, Article 6.21, Yesterday when I was young, Out/LOUD, Here Comes Tango! and the short play The Pill co-written with Rob Ward for Take Back. In 2017 […]
Alex Kanefsky
Alex is a writer and storyteller. He co-founded Paper Balloon Theatre in 2011 and, as Artistic Director, has developed the company with a vision to create great storytelling theatre for, with and by young people. He has worked extensively with young people as a freelance arts facilitator in schools and extra-curricular programmes across England, and […]