as Alfie in Somebody to Love

Daf Thomas trained at The Royal Welsh College Of Music and Drama. Theatre credits include Sid in For Once (Theatre Clwyd). Film & TV Credits include Y Swn (Swnllyd), Y Goleudy (S4C), The Undeclared War (Channel 4), and Casualty (BBC 1).

as Ryan in Somebody to Love

Elan Thomas is a graduate of East15 Acting School. Theatre Whilst Training: The Comedy of Errors; Summerfolk; Herons; The Heresy of Love; The Power of Darkness. Theatre: Fishcat (Nottingham Playhouse); Conversion (The Pleasance); A Little Rain In Monaco (The Old Red Lion Theatre); Earth To Kurt (The Pleasance); Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit (National Youth Theatre). Television: Masters of the Air (Apple TV); Sex Education (Netflix); Maternal (ITV); Funny Woman (Sky); Casualty (BBC). 

as Layla in Shrapnel 

Annie Cordoni trained at Guildhall School of Music & Drama. Theatre credits include: Why Is The Sky Blue (Southwark Playhouse). Television credits include Father Brown (BBC). Theatre Whilst Training: Emelia; Urinetown; Anna Karenina; Twelfth Night; Bacchai; Death of a Salesman; England; Uncle Vanya; Either. 

as Jamie in Shrapnel 

Ruby graduated from The Oxford School of Drama in 2019, where she performed in the Sam Wanamaker Festival at The Globe & 'Pool, No Water' at The Royal Court in her final year. Since graduating Ruby has played Carol/Clare/Chantal in 'Road' at the Northern Stage, & Miranda in 'The Tempest' at The Pleasance. Short film credits include Kate in 'Meet Me by The Sea' (2022), & Ruby's self-made short film 'I'm A Savage', which came runner-up in Curzon Cinema/Agua de Madre’s short film competition for female filmmakers (2020). Television credits include Hanna (Amazon), The Syndicate, Doctors & Eastenders (BBC).

as Sophia in Last New Years Eve

Francesca is a Northern Irish 2021 graduate from Drama Studio London. Since graduating, her theatre credits include: Sophie in Artist Descending a Staircase directed by Tim Luscombe at the Kings Head Theatre, Emma in Fragments directed by Jolley Gosnold at Alexandra Palace Theatre, Lisa in Defective Inspector at the Camden Fringe. Credits whilst training include Woman (Lead) in The Illusion of Time, directed by Emma Lucia Hands, and Cleopatra in Antony and Cleopatra, directed by Chris Luscombe. 

as Alix in Last New Years Eve 

Esme graduated from King’s College London in 2021. Esme was first directed by Izzy Parriss for the Bomb Factory Theatre Company as Ella in Ella and Louis.  Other theatre includes Celia - As you like it, Alice - Henry V, One -The Wolves are Coming For You, and Character 1-Here We Go. All at King’s Players and the King’s Shakespeare society. For Television: Bridgerton Season 2 and currently filming Season 3 as Margaret Goring (Netflix). Poldark Season 3/4 as Rowella, Goodnight Sweetheart as Ellie Sparrow, and Doctors as Megan (all for BBC). Film includes Short film with Rvbberduck production company for KSI called Test Case. 

as Deb in Last New Years Eve

Amaia graduated from The Brit School in 2018. Theatre credits include Ikaria (The Old Red Lion Theatre), Athena (Co-produced by The Yard and National Theatre), What Was Left (Southwark Playhouse). Film and television credits include Upcoming 2023 Touch (Frantic Assembly & Tea Films), Us (BBC), Sulphur & White (AMG International films, EMU Films, Stage 5 Films). Amaia was also part of the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation Theatre Bridge Company and Frantic Assembly’s First Ignition for women. 

as Sarah in The Nags Head

Elizabeth Green trained at ALRA. Theatre includes: Operation: Save Santa (The Garage); Dance Nation, Beat Poetry (ALRA/ Rose Bruford); Teen Patti (Theatre 503); Geist (New Writing Festival), Consensual, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Rage, La Morte D’Arthur, Lungs, Pomona (ALRA); Miss Saigon (Cameron Mackintosh). Television includes: Doctors (BBC). Radio includes: Peach – BBC Young Writers’ Award 2022 (BBC).

as Connor in The Nags Head

Esmonde is a professional actor and voice-over artist and will soon be seen in the Russo Brothers Citadel (Amazon Prime). He can also be seen in CBBC’s Still So Awkward and Apple TV’s Emmy-winning Ted Lasso. Theatre credits include Henry VIII & I Joan at The Globe, The Snow Queen at The Park Theatre, and Learning To Swim at Criterion Theatre. Other theatre credits include Learning To Swim (Criterion Theatre), Run It Back (Talawa), As You Like It (Putney Arts Theatre), Market Boy (Union Theatre), Fracture (Bomb Factory Theatre). Television includes Citadel (Amazon Studios), Ted Lasso (Apple TV), The Cleaner (BBC), Back (Channel 4), Still So Awkward (CBBC) Voice. Over credits include Doctor Who: Master!! (Big Finish), Spitting Image (BritBox), Warhammer: Adeptus Titanicus (Warhammer), Humane (Big Finish), The Offensive (Stakhanov). 

as Jack in The Nags Head 

Marcus Harman has recently finished his run as the alternate Evan in Dear Evan Hansen at the Noel Coward Theatre, where he was a member of the original west end cast from 2019. 

as John in Talking About Men

Charlie Coombes trained at The Oxford School of Drama. Theatre credits include: 39 and Counting (Park Theatre); The Seagull (The North Wall); Flatspin (The Oxford School of Drama); The Duchess of Malfi (The Oxford School of Drama); Wasted (WUDS); X (Warwick Arts Centre); Earthquakes in London (Warwick Arts Centre); Lest You Forget (Blue Moon Theatre Company); Love On Blue Canvas, 1890 (Blue Moon Theatre Company). Television credits include: Wool (AMC Studios/Apple TV+). Short film credits include: The Appointment (The Oxford School of Drama). 

as Darcy in Talking About Men 

Rachel Barnwell, from London’s, is an actor and improviser. She graduated from RADA in 2020 and during her final year was chosen as a finalist in the Spotlight prize. Recent credits include Doctors (BBC) and To Be Continued (Me+You Productions & Groundswell Productions).  Since graduating she has discovered her love for improvised comedy, and can be found taking classes and gigging around London.

as Sarah in Talking About Men

Flo Guy trained at LAMDA on the 3-year BA Acting course from 2018-2021. Her television credits include Tom Jones (ITV) as Nancy. Her theatre credits while training includes: Present Laughter as Daphne; Measure for Measure as The Duke/Elbow; The Duchess of Malfi as The Duchess; Be My Baby as Queenie; Sucker Punch as Becky; A Superfluous Man as Misha; The Country Wife as The Country Wife; The Flick as Rose; Ladybird as Christine Ladybird; Fen as Shirley/Shona/Miss Cade/Mavis; Boy as Mysha; Loves Sacrifice as Bianca; King Richard II as Duchess of Gloucester/Duchess of York. 

as Claire in What’s Best for Jada

Julia Pilkington is an actor and theatre-maker based in London. She graduated from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama with a Master’s in acting, where she was a recipient of the Embassy Scholarship. She is a keen actor-deviser and co-created with Poltergeist Theatre the award-winning show Lights Over Tesco Carpark (Pleasance, New Diorama). She has performed in What they forgot to tell us (BOLD Elephant) and Scholars Creek (The White Bear Theatre). Most recently, she devised and performed in the critically acclaimed show  Move Fast and Break Things at Summerhall at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022.

as Marie in What’s Best for Jada

Natasha trained at Italia Conti. Theatre credits include; Stepping Out, Pains of Youth, Measure for Measure, The Good Person of Sichuan, A Doll's House, Roosevelvis, The Happiest Days of your Life. Television credits include; Casualty, It's a Sin, Queens of Mystery.

as Richard in What’s Best for Jada

Jacob is a recently graduated actor and creative from LAMDA’s MFA Professional Acting Course, before that reading Drama at the University of Exeter where he was awarded the Cymbeline Bursary to work on a season of new productions with the Eugene O’Neill Theatre Centre in Connecticut. Most recently, Jacob played Prince William in King Charles III and Caiaphas in Jesus Christ Superstar at LAMDA. Jacob is also the Creative Director and founder of The Big AlumNight, a west-end graduate MT cabaret, championing emerging creatives and early career artists.