Harry Enfield is a BAFTA-winning comedian, actor, writer and director who began his career on Channel 4's Saturday Live. Harry has since been involved in some of the most iconic and successful comedy shows of the last three decades. Harry set up a writing partnership with Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson which spawned his own BBC Show, first with Harry Enfield's Television Programme, and then Harry Enfield and Chums, with co-stars Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke. Famous characters created included Tim - nice but dim, Smashie and Nicey, Wayne and Waynetta Slob, Mr Cholmondley-Warner and Kevin the Teenager - who later starred in Harry’s own film, 2000's Ibiza-set Kevin & Perry Go Large. Harry later created a new batch of characters for Sky One’s Harry Enfield's Spanking New Show. Harry also appeared as King George VI in the 2004 comedy feature Churchill: The Hollywood Years.

Harry’s awards include the 1998 British Comedy Award for top BBC1 Comedy Personality and Silver Roses of Montreux in 1990 (for Norbert Smith), 1995 (Smashie And Nicey - End Of An Era) and 1998 (Harry Enfield and Chums). In 2009, Harry received a BAFTA alongside Paul Whitehouse for their BBC1 series Harry & Paul.

Harry played Jim Stonem in E4’s hit series Skins and also directed a number of episodes in its second and third series. He recently co-wrote, directed (and starred) in the 4th series of Harry and Paul for Tiger Aspect/BBC .

Emma trained at Drama Centre London and Cambridge University. Theatre credits include:
One Million Tiny Plays About Britain (Jermyn Street Theatre and Watermill Theatre)
Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Wilton’s Music Hall and UK tour)
As You Like It (Watermill Theatre)
Honk! (UK Tour)
Babe the Sheep Pig (Polka Theatre and UK tour)
Doctor Faustus, Comedy of Errors (Cambridge Arts Theatre)

Eliza trained at RADA.

She is probably best known for playing Lady Aelswith in the popular BBC/Netflix series The Last Kingdom, which she has just wrapped the fifth and final series of. She has also had roles in ITV’s police drama DCI Banks and WPC 56 for the BBC.

On stage, Eliza has performed at the National Theatre, in Courage Everywhere directed by Dawn Walton, as well as working on a number of readings at The Globe.

Eliza will soon be seen in BBC Two’s highly anticipated four-part thriller The North Water, alongside Colin Farrell, Jack O’Connell and Stephen Graham.

Crystal trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

Theatre includes: All of Us, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (National Theatre), Hamlet, Be My Baby (Leeds Playhouse), A Christmas Carol (Bristol Old Vic), Twelfth Night (Filter Theatre), Robin Hood & Marian (New Vic Theatre), Octagon; Black Crows (Arcola Theatre), Rumpelstiltskin (Theatre Royal Bath), Larksong; The Gift; Unearthed (New Vic Theatre).

Television includes: Casualty, Doctors

Matthew Cottle is a British actor with a wide range of credits on both stage and screen. Matthew can most recently be seen in the hit Netflix series Bridgerton and also, Armando Iannucci’s feature The Personal History of David Copperfield. Prior to this he can be seen in the Channel 4 series Pure, Endeavour (ITV) and Traitors (Channel 4). Previous credits include the critically acclaimed Channel 4 series The Windsors where Matthew starred as Prince Edward, Citizen Khan (BBC), Plebs (Rise Films), Unforgotten (ITV) Man Down (Avalon) and Game On (BBC).

Matthew has also had an extensive and illustrious theatre career. Previous West End productions include, How The Other Half Loves (Haymarket, Duke of York’s Theatre), Quartermaine’s Terms (Wyndham’s Theatre), A Chorus of Disapproval (Pinter Theatre), Comic Potential (Lyric Theatre). Previous National Theatre productions include; A Small Family Business, Our Country’s Good, The Habit of Art. Matthew has also done a number of seasons in repertory theatre, most recently The Deep Blue Sea at Chichester Festival Theatre.

Sophie-Louise trained at Arts Educational Schools London and is a two time Olivier Award nominee.

West End credits: Celia The Girls (Best Actress in a musical Olivier nomination; Phoenix) Paula Paxton Bend it Like Beckham (Phoenix); Barbara Castle MP Made in Dagenham (Adelphi); Diana Divane Lend Me a Tenor! (Olivier Award nomination for Best Supporting Role in a musical; Gielgud), 42nd Street (Dominion), Jolson (Victoria Palace) and numerous leading roles for D’Oyly Carte Opera (Savoy). Favourite theatre credits include Mme. Thenadier Les Miserables (UK & Ireland tour); Spamilton (Menier Chocolate Factory); A Spoonful of Sherman (UK Tour); Mrs Lovett Sweeney Todd (Mercury Theatre, Colchester); Closer Than Ever (Jermyn St Theatre); Widow Corney Oliver! (Grange Park Opera), Forbidden Broadway! (Menier Chocolate Factory, Jermyn St Theatre & West End); Bernstein Revealed (St. Lukes), From Classic to Coward (Crazy Coqs), Velma von Tussle Hairspray (Leicester Curve); Dot Sunday in the Park with George (Chatelet du Paris); Gay Daventry, Ivor Novello’s Gay’s The Word (Jermyn St) Young Viv Spend, Spend, Spend (TMA Award Winner; West Yorkshire Playhouse) and seasons at Chichester Festival Theatre and Regents Park Open Air.

TV, Radio and Film credits include Trapped- Ever After; Doctors (BBC); Mr. Bean (ITV) The Phantom of the Opera (Warner Bros) and Sunday in the Park with George. (Mezzo TV)

Sophie-Louise is a regular guest artiste on Radio 2’s Friday Night Is Music Night and as a soloist on all the major concert platforms. She has also performed a solo cabaret, May I Have A Moment, at the Menier Chocolate Factory and more recently at the Stables Hastings and twice at Crazy Coqs in Piccadilly.

Tom Durant-Pritchard, trained at Mountview Academy.
He is an actor and director. He is known for TV works including; 'The Crown, The Windsor's, Feel Good and Judy’.

He was nominated for Best actor at the Independent Film Festival for his portrayal of Edmund Kemper in Human Remains.
His other work includes Far From the Madding Crowd, Taboo, Britains Bloody Crown, Holby City.

Joelle trained at the Urdang Academy in London and then furthered her training at the Salon Collective.

Theatre credits include:
Tina The Musical (Aldwych Theatre), The Producers (Royal Exchange Theatre), Dusty (UK Tour), Dreamgirls (Savoy Theatre), Funny Girl (Savoy Theatre & Menier Chocolate Factory), Peter Pan (Plymouth Theatre Royal), TOMMY (Blackpool Winter Gardens) & Ultimate Broadway (Shanghai Culture Square Theatre)

Other credits include:
JUDY (Feature Film), Pragma (Short Film), A Busker’s Tale (Rehearsed Reading), Crash! (Rehearsed Reading) and Made In The Eighties (Film).

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Training: Laine Theatre Arts

Theatre Credits include: Stephanie Mangano in Saturday Night Fever (UK Tour); Eve Kendall in North By North West (Theatre Royal Bath & Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto); Lina Lamont in Singin' in the Rain (Theatre Orb, Tokyo); She Loves Me (Menier Chocolate Factory); Sharon in Miss Atomic Bomb (St James' Theatre); The Producers (UK Tour); Singin' in the Rain (Palace Theatre & UK Tour); Patty in Grease (UK tour); Iris Kelly in Fame (European tour).

Film Credits include: Hamlet

Shaun trained at the Guildford School of Acting.

Theatre credits include : Perkins/US Eddie in Blood Brothers (UK Tour), Jim in The Railway Children (Kings Cross Theatre), Puppeteer in War Horse (National Theatre/New London Theatre), Silva in Imagine This (Union Theatre), Issacher/US Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK Tour), Lord Chancellor in Iolanthe (Wiltons Music Hall), Ensemble in Pirates of Penzance (Kilworth House), Alvin in Miracle on 34th Street (UK Tour), Featured soloist in Bernstein’s Mass (Royal Festival Hall)

Workshop credits include: The Grinning Man (National Theatre/Bristol Old Vic), I Capture the Castle (National Theatre Studios), The Attic (Theatre Royal Haymarket).

Mark has been working in London’s West End for over 20 years.

Making his debut in Mack & Mabel at the Piccadilly Theatre. He originated the role of Edwin in Summer Holiday at the Winter Gardens, Les Miserables UK Tour, Bobby C in Saturday Night Fever at the London Palladium, Amos in Whistle Down the Wind at The Aldwych Theatre, Rusty in Starlight Express at the Apollo Victoria, original Marilyn in Taboo at the Venue with Boy George, original Jimmy Smith in Thoroughly Modern Millie at the Shaftesbury Theatre, Jay in Desperately Seeking Susan at the Novello theatre and most recently playing Ed in The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre.

Tours and regional theatre include Utterson in Jekyll & Hyde with Marti Pellow, Valentine in Babes in Arms at Chichester Festival Theatre, Alice in Wonderland at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Birmingham Rep and Northampton.

TV includes Casualty and Mollie both for BBC.

Mark runs a photography YouTube channel called Mark McGee Photos.

Theatre credits include: Party Time/ Celebration (Harold Pinter Theatre), Mother of Him (Park Theatre - Offie Award Nomination for Leading Actress); Present Laughter, Fiddler On The Roof, Stepping Out (Vaudeville); Two, Caught In The Act, Saturday, Sunday, Monday (Chichester); Stepping Out (Tour); Mcqueen (St James and Theatre Royal Haymarket); Godchild, Old Money, On The Rocks (Hampstead Theatre); Earthquakes in London (National and Tour); Absurd Person Singular (Leicester Curve); Boeing Boeing (Comedy); The Oak Tree, School Play (Soho); Edmond, Waiting for Leftie (National); Hello Goodbye (Southwark Playhouse); Loot (Vaudeville); Love For Love (New End); A Call In The Night (West Yorkshire Playhouse); A Christmas Carol, The Changeling, Tamburlaine (Olivier Award Winner), The Beggars Opera, A Jovial Crew and Macbeth (RSC).

Television credits include: It's A Sin, Ridley Road, Friday Night Dinner, Toast of London, Zapped, Dad's Army: The Lost Episodes, Midsomer Murders, Sandylands, Grantchester, Code 404, Afterlife, Tracey Breaks the News, New Tricks, Crims, Siblings, Father Brown, Give Out Girls, Best Of Men, Monroe, Waterloo Road, Comedy Playhouse, Sadie Jones, Tracey Beaker Returns, M.I.High, Filth, Mistresses, Robin Hood, Summerhill, Sorted, Doctor Who, Eastenders (National Television Award nomination for Most Popular Newcomer); The Last Detective, Murder In Suburbia, Where the Heart is, Harringham Harker, Big Train, Lenny Henry: In Pieces, 15 Stories High, The Cow, Marion and Geoff, Bob Martin, Happiness, Starhunter, The Way It Is, Strangerers, Success and Kiss Me Kate.

Film credits include: Where's Anne Frank, Moomins on the Riviera,Call Me Alvy, The Casanova Variations, Hector & The Search For Happiness, The Funeral, Filth, Wall, Girl Number 9, The Infidel, The Early Days, Supertex, Killing Time and Hope Machine.

Ciarán Owens screen credits include the forthcoming final series of Peaky Blinders (BBC) and the second series of Temple for SKY.

Previous television credits include Small Axe (BBC), Call The Midwife (BBC), Krypton (DC), The Last Kingdom (Carnival / Netflix), Spotless (Netflix) and Crazyhead (E4 / Netflix).

On stage he was most recently seen in Duchess of Malfi (Almeida) for Rebecca Frecknall and took the role of John Rutherford in Sheffield Crucible's Rutherford and Son.

Additional credits include King John in King John (Globe), So We Are Here (Royal Exchange), Candide, Mad World My Masters and Titus Andronicus (all for The Royal Shakespeare Company).

On screen Jenny is best known as Boo in Emmy, BAFTA and Golden Globe winning “Fleabag”. Other film credits include "About Time", "Persuasion" and Oscar Winning “The Favourite” where she was part of the Gold Derby and OFTA winning Best Ensemble of 2018.

Since graduating from drama school she has appeared in numerous theatre productions with roles that include Miranda alongside Sir Simon Russell-Beale’s Prospero in the “The Tempest”.

In 2016 she received an Ian Charleson award commendation for her role in Love For Love, one of three restoration comedies she’s performed in under director Selina Cadell.

Kara has had a number of roles on stage and screen. Her theatre roles include ELIZA DOOLITTLE in Pygmalion at the Garrick Theatre, OLIVIA in the RSC’s production of Twelfth Night and, most recently, DAPHNE BIRNELY in The Man in the White Suit at the Theatre Royal Bath and Wyndham’s Theatre, London. On screen, she played the lead role opposite Dougray Scott in Omid Nooshin’s feature Last Passenger and she featured in Nick Love’s 2012 film The Sweeney. 

Her television credits include ITV’s Mr Selfridge and Lewis, as well as more recently the role of BETSEY DAY in period drama The Halcyon. She also played MARIA in the ITV special broadcast of The Sound of Music Live in 2015.

Trained at Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Has worked extensively in theatre, stage and screen.

Recent Theatre: Classic Spring’s An Ideal Husband at The Vaudeville Theatre, Travesties at the Menier Chocolate Factory and Apollo West End, Dead Sheep at the Park Theatre (Off West End award nominee), Yes Prime Minister at Chichester Festival and West End, Harry in Mamma Mia West End, Maurice in Present Laughter national tour. Seasons at Chichester Festival, Sheffield Crucible and Manchester Royal Exchange.

Numerous TV appearances including Prince Andrew in The Windsors (Ch4 and Netflix) Worst Witch (CBBC) Good Omens (BBC,/Amazon) , You Me and the Apocalypse (Sky) Father Brown, Count Arthur Strong, Doctor Who, Sherlock (BBC), The Sweeter Side of Life (Hallmark) and Duncan Harper in ITV's soap Night and Day.

Films include Grimsby, Rezort, RocknRoller, Mamma Mia, Mamma Mia 2, Flying Blind and The Oxford Murders.