Linda Bassett

Theatre includes: What If/If Only, Escaped Alone, Love and Information, Serious Money, Far Away, In Basildon, Wastwater, Lucky Dog, Our Country, The Recruiting Officer (Royal Court); Fen (Almeida/ Royal Court)

Hayley Carmichael

Hayley is co-founder of Told by an Idiot theatre company.

Theatre includes: Hamlet (Young Vic); The Importance of Being Earnest (National Theatre/ West End); Street of Crocodiles (Complicite/National Theatre); Rhinoceros and Mr Puntila and His Man Matti (Almeida); The Cat and the Canary; Home (Chichester Festival Theatre); Richard III (Shakespeare's Globe); Shed (Royal Exchange); Why; The Prisoner; Fragments (Les Bouffes des Nord); Beyond Caring (Yard); Bliss (Royal Court)

Rosie Cavaliero

Theatre includes: Personal Values (Hampstead); Abigail’s Party (Hampstead/West End); The Anniversary (Liverpool Playhouse/West End); In Flame (Bush/West End); Airswimming (BAC); Northern Exposure (Paines Plough); My Mother Said I Never Should (Bolton Octagon); Absurd Person Singular (Salisbury Playhouse)

Taru Devani

Taru Devani is a UK-based actor and singer originally from Uganda. For over 30 years, she balanced a full-time career with evenings and weekends on stage, raising money for charity, before launching her professional acting career at 51. For over two decades she has appeared widely in film and television. Taru has also recorded six albums of devotional and Bollywood music.

Richard Durden

Theatre includes: The Visit, The Emperor and Gallilean (National Theatre); Shadowlands (West End/tour); Titus Andronicus, A Mad World My Masters (RSC); Once Bitten, The Madras House (Orange Tree); A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream (Garsington Opera); A View From The Bridge (Birmingham Rep); Richard III, High Society (Sheffield Theatres); Orpheus Descending (Donmar); The Deep Blue Sea (Nottingham Playhouse); Broken Glass (Watford Palace).

Aoife Gaston

CARE is Aoife's Young Vic debut

Theatre includes: The Tempest & Macbeth (Shakespeare's Globe); A Christmas Carol (Nottingham Playhouse/Alexandra Palace).

Television includes: Doctor Who.

Film includes: Delivery; Reawakening

Llewella Gideon

Theatre includes: Going for Gold (Park Theatre/ Daphne Hackett Theatre Barbados); Marys Seacole, The Vote (Donmar); The Long Song (Chichester Festival Theatre); Faith, Hope and Charity (European tour); Birthday (Royal Court); Play Mas (Orange Tree); Family Man (Stratford East); The Architect (Actors Touring Company GDIF).

William Lawlor

Theatre includes: Arcadia (The Old Vic); The Hills of California, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End); The Grapes of Wrath (National Theatre).  

Film includes: Mother’s Ruin, The Christmasaurus. 

Ethan Mahony

Ethan trained in acting, singing and dance.

Amateur Theatre includes: Elf, Whistle Down the Wind, Oliver!

Ann Mitchell

Ann has enjoyed a distinguished 60 year career across film,. television and theatre.

Theatre includes: Mother Courage (Citizens); The Rivals (Nottingham Playhouse); Tantalus (RSC); The Road to Mecca (Manchester Royal Exchange); Through the Leaves, Whose Life is it Anyway, Ayn Rand takes a Stand (West End).

Diana Payan

Over 70 years work in theatre, television and film, including two years with the National Theatre.

Television includes: Killing Eve; Manhunt; Mr BigStuff.

Film includes: Paddington in Peru; Another End.

Winston Sookhan

CARE is Winston’s debut performance at the Young Vic and marks his first professional stage appearance having been encouraged by his son Michael to apply and audition to join the CARE company. He considered this as a challenge, and he decided to take it. Aged 83 years old, Winston has vast experience in elderly care and, along with his wife and uncle, worked in care homes in Bognor Regis, Croydon and Blackpool.

Charlie Webb

Theatre includes: Sound of Music (Eynsford Castle); Anne Boleyn The Musical (Hever Castle).

Television includes: Ocado Commercial; Bringing Great Value to the Table; Barclays Commercial; Kids World.  

Film includes: Lincoln In The Bardo 

Alexander Zeldin

Alexander Zeldin is a writer and director, whose work has been performed in over 16 countries. In 2019, he established, A Zeldin Company, to produce and tour his work internationally, and in 2022, he founded Compagnie A Zeldin in France. In 2024, he was made a Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres by the French Minister of Culture and in 2025 he received a Berwin Lee & Brown Award.

Rosanna Vize

Rosanna is a critically acclaimed award-winning international Designer, working across multiple platforms of design in Opera and Theatre.

Natasha Jenkins

Theatre design includes: Expendable (Royal Court); LOVE (National Theatre/International tour); Faith, Hope and Charity, Beyond Caring (National Theatre/European tour); The Last Picture (ETT); Scissors (Sheffield Theatres); Une mort dans la famille (Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe); The High Table (Bush); Richard III (Perth Theatre); The Whip Hand (NTS). 

James Farncombe

Theatre includes: Yerma, Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard, Measure for Measure (Young Vic); Les Liaisons Dangereuses, The Playboy of the Western World, The Land of the Living, London Road, The Other Place, Phaedra, People, Places and Things (West End/ UK tour/ New York); When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Plough and the Stars, Man and Superman, 3 Winters, Edward II, People and Men Should Weep (National Theatre)

Josh Anio Grigg

Josh Anio Grigg is a sound designer and multimedia artist living in London, UK. He often works on the creation of theatre, dance and art installations. 

Theatre includes: Parallel Macbeth (Young Vic); The Other Place, Beyond Caring (National Theatre); LOVE (National Theatre/ Birmingham Rep/ The Armoury, New York); Private View (Soho Theatre)

Marcin Rudy

Marcin Rudy is an actor, movement director and lecturer in movement. He is currently the Head of Movement at East 15 Acting School in London. Between 2000 and 2012, he collaborated with a multi-award-winning physical theatre company based in Poland, Song of the Goat Theatre, as a performer/deviser.

Jacob Sparrow

Theatre includes: Girl in the Machine (Young Vic); Oklahoma! (Young Vic/ West End); Lord of the Flies, Marie and Rosetta, (Chichester Festival Theatre); Here There are Blueberries, The Big Life (Stratford East); Midsummer Night’s Dream, Noughts and Crosses, Once on This Island, Carousel, Our Town (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre)

Katharine Hardman

EK Intimacy is a leading intimacy coordinating company, founded by Katharine Hardman and Elle McAlpine.

Theatre includes: Arcadia (The Old Vic); Porn Play (Royal Court); Born with Teeth (RSC/West End); The Other Place (The Shed, New York); The Grapes of Wrath, The Confessions (International tour); Faith Hope and Charity (National Theatre); Our Last First (Union).

Sam Lyon-Behan

Theatre includes: Les Liaisons Dangereuses, The Other Place, Coriolanus, Here We Are (National Theatre); American Psycho, Moon for the Misbegotten, 1536, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Almeida); Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, Fear of 13 (Donmar); Deep Azure, Macbeth (Shakespeare’s Globe); The Spy Who Came In From The Cold (@sohoplace); Choir Boy (Stratford East); Inspector Morse, 101 Dalmatians (UK tour).

Carol Fairlamb

Carol Fairlamb has been a voice coach for over thirty years. Trained at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, she spent a decade as Head of Voice at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

Patricia Ojehonmon

Patricia Ojehonmon is a Dramatherapist and Creative Arts Therapist who supports actor wellbeing and reflective practice within theatre and training environments. She works alongside creative teams during rehearsals and productions, offering spaces for reflection, regulation, and psychological safety. 

Caroline McCall

Caroline McCall is an Associate Costume Designer and Costume Supervisor, working in Theatre, Ballet and Opera.

As Associate Costume Designer includes: The Maids (Donmar); Ariodante (Bolshoi Opera House Russia); Confessions (National Theatre/ La Fabrica, France/ Volkstheater, Vienna); Love (National Theatre). 

Laura Flowers

Props Supervision for theatre includes: Broken Glass, Blood Wedding (Young Vic); A Streetcar Named Desire (Young Vic/ New York); Shadowlands (Aldwych Theatre); American Psycho, Ruined, Through a Glass Darkly, The Turn of the Screw, Judgement Day, Waste (Almeida); The Maids, Dealer’s Choice, Backstroke, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, The Cherry Orchard (Donmar); The Other Place, The Hot Wing King, Nye (National Theatre). 

Kaleya Baxe

Kaleya Baxe is a writer, director and community facilitator.  

Theatre as Director includes: A Students Guide to Murder (Lyric Hammersmith); Unheard, Now Spoken (Redbridge Drama Centre); IS GOD IS (LAMDA); Half Empty Glasses (Paines Plough); Patricia Gets Ready (Brixton House); Written (Little Fish Theatre).