ELENA FLORIS is originally from Sardinia. After an international Team GB career winning gold medals in Shotokan Karate, she trained as an actor graduating in 2020 from Drama Studio London. Her film roles include 007 (SPECTOR), MAMMA MIA 3, VANITY FAIR, and Lady Hartigan in BRIDGERTON Season 3.  In 2023 she played the role of the Venezuelan mother Rita in the film COST OF LOVING.

MICHAEL GILLETT Michael is from St Helens and a graduate of the MA Acting Programme at E15 Drama School. Recent t credits include ‘B’ in MODERATIONat Greenwich Theatre and the Edinburgh Fringe. Other credits include various immersive shows, short films and working with new writers and directors in several fringe productions.

GRACE LYONS is a Theatre-Maker and Actor, trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Theatre credits include: Joni in Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill(RCS), Hermia in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, Celia in AS YOU LIKE IT (RCS), Feste in TWELFTH NIGHT (Globe Education/ RCS). and THE VAGINA DIALOGUES(Vaults/Summerhall/ Edinburgh Fringe).Her own work includesWOMAN! PILOT! PIRATE? (Pareidolia Theatre Vaults Festival and Underbelly/ Edinburgh Fringe)

LAURA MASTERS trained at The Manchester School of Theatre, and has performed for Home Theatre, The National Theatre and Public Acts. Laura recently won best actress at SSFF Lisbon & TMFF London for BFI funded COERCE, playing the lead role MORGAN. Laura is the lead in the upcoming fantasy action feature, ASSASIN’S GUILD produced by Golden Globe winner Gareth Wiley. Laura’s own work includes her second short film MY VOICE commissioned by Harbour refuge and solo performance at The Southwark Playhouse and Museum of Comedy.

JAMES OVERTON is a graduate of Drama Studio. Theatre includes Fluellen in HENRY V, Dorimant in MAN OF MODE, and Engstrand in Ibsen’s GHOSTS, the Mayor in Torben Betts’ NOBODY WANTS TO KILL YOU at The Playground Theatre and Jack Diamond in a retelling of Guy de Maupassant’s BOULE DE SUIF at the Marylebone Theatre. Recent film credits include Charlie in Chas Harrington’s short film, STAY CALM