Biographies

Cast

Ashley Campbell

Ashley Campbell trained at the Sylvia Young Theatre School and Arts Educational

Theatre credits include: Five Guys Named Moe, High Heel Parrotfish (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Street Scene (Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris, Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona), The Colored Museum (The Victoria and Albert Museum),Tick Tick Boom (The Union), Six Degrees of Separation (The Old Vic), Little Fish (Finborough Theatre), Jack and The Beanstalk (Barbican), The Rat Pack(UK, European and USA tour),Bomb-Bitty of Errors (West End), The Ruffian on the Stair (Barons Court), Fame (UK tour, West end)

Film credits include: JAM

Television credits include: Stories from the Heart, Hollyoaks Later, Hollyoaks, Holby City, Ultimate force, William and Mary, The Mysti Show, Bard 2 Verse, Let’s Write a Story

Radio credits include: Mogadishu

Later this year Ashley will join the company of the original London cast of The Color Purple at The Menier Chocolate factory

Jennifer Daley

Jennifer trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art and Middlesex University

Theatre credits include: Bashment (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Cymbeline, Kiss Me Like You Mean It, Love You Too (Soho Theatre), Taken In (Drill Hall), The South London Passion Plays (Tristan Bates)

Film credits include: Fit, Fifteen Stories, Swimand the film adaptation of Bashment, for which she won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the British Independent Film Festival

Television credits include: EastEnders, Casualty, Doctors, Dalziel and Pascoe, Hidden Lives

Jennifer plays the role of Amy Franks in the popular long-running soap The Archers on BBC Radio 4

James Farrar

James trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

Theatre credits include: Othello's Revenge (Gasteig, Munich), Bin Men (Hen & Chickens), The Investigation (Arcola)

Film credits include: Donkey, Dominic

Television credits include: Hollyoaks

James plays the lead role of David in the short film Donkey which won the 2012 Critics Choice Award at Tribeca Film Festival

Frankie Fitzgerald

Frankie trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art

Theatre credits include: Slap (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Pools Paradise (UK tour), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Millpond Media), Scripted Away (Warehouse Theatre)

Film Credits Include: Krish and Lee (Jaffa Films), Stormhouse (Scanner Rhodes), Troy (Warner Brothers), Banana Chocolate (Short), London Love Story (Short)

Television credits include: Holby City, The Impression Show, He Kills Coppers, Hotel Babylon, Dream Team, The Stepfather, Casualty, EastEnders

Sasha Frost

Sasha trained at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Art (LIPA)

Theatre credits include: Suspension (Bristol Old Vic), The Canterville Ghost (Southwark Playhouse), Home (Tristan Bates Theatre), Brezhnev's Children (BAC)

Film credits include: FIT, Kick-Off

Television credits include: Frankie, Doctors, Privates, Garrow's Law, Holby City, Hollyoaks. 

Louise Jameson

Louise trained at RADA and soon after joined the Royal Shakespeare Company for two years. 

Television credits include: Dr Who, Emmerdale, Omega Factor, Rides, The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Bergerac, River City, EastEnders, her personal favourite Tenko, and most recently Doc Martin.

Film credits include: My Friend Walter, Stick With Me Kid, Run For Your Wife, award winning Cleaning Up and a short to be released this year, Charity.

Louise writes, directs and performs for audio company Big Finish. In the last twelve months she has played Jocasta in Oedipus with Steven Berkoff’s company, and appeared in Doctors, Holby City and The Dumping Ground all for the BBC. She and her writing partner, Nigel Fairs, have just completed a tour of their play My Gay Best Friend which won the People’s Choice award at the Brighton Festival, and her one woman show Pulling Faces (a comedy about the dilemma of whether to go under the knife) written by Helen Goldwyn. Her first children’s book, Beware the Goblin Men, is being published in November by Upstage and her next job is filming another short, The Masnavi Algorithm. She lives in the heart of Kent,runs her own company (tlc productions) and a fringe venue (The Beacon) but considers her two sons to be her best productions. www.louisejameson.com or www.colekitchenn.com

Gavin McCluskey

Gavin trained at CPA Studios

Theatre credits include: She Loves Me for Stephen Mear (Minerva Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatres), The Silver Sword (Rehearsed reading, Hackney Empire), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium)

Film credits include: Lucas in Ceop – First to a Million

Singer/songwriter credits include: Road for Deaf Men Dancing performed at the Sense of Freedom Festival (The Place Theatre, London). Gavin is currently in the process of recording his new EP

Dominique Moore

Jamie Nichols 

Jamie trained at Boden Studios, London

Theatre credits include: The Wedding Singer - The Musical (Millfield Theatre), Eurobeat - Almost Eurovision (Millfield Theatre) Jesus Christ Superstar (Wyllyotts Theatre)

Television credits include: Life Begins, The Bill, EastEnders, The Last Detective, Britain's Secret Shame

Film credits include: Peekabo, Urban Myth Productions, Wickham Road, Northiam Films

In addition to working as an actor, Jamie is also an Agent in the industry. He sends special thanks to Joanne McLintock and obviously his Mum!