Training: The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.  Theatre includes: Pride (National Theatre); The Last Stand Of Mrs Mary Whitehouse (Nottingham Playhouse); Ben & Imo (RSC); Feeling Afraid as if Something Terrible is Going to Happen (Francesca Moody Productions) and Straight Line Crazy (Bridge). Television includes: Black Doves (Netflix); Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency (Netflix/BBC America); Penny Dreadful (Showtime); Four Lives and Twenty Twelve (BBC); Endeavour (ITV; Not Safe For Work (Channel 4) and John Adams (HBO). Film includes: Blame It on Rome (Amazon); Savage House (Paramount); Lee (Hopscotch Features); And Mrs (Who’s On First Film); Jupiter Ascending (Warner Bros) and The History Boys (BBC Films/Fox Searchlight).

Jonathan has won a WhatsOnStage Award for ‘Best Newcomer’ and ‘Best Supporting Actor’, a Drama Desk Award for ‘Best Featured Actor’ and The Stage Edinburgh Award for ‘Excellence in Acting’ in Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going To Happen. He was also nominated for a Tony Award for ‘Best Actor’ in Twelfth Night and ‘Best Featured Actor’ in The History Boys, alongside a British Independent Film Award nomination as ‘Best Newcomer’ and an Olivier Award nomination for ‘Best Supporting Role’.

Training: Mountview. Credits whilst training include: ‘Marius’ in Les Misérables and ‘Edward Kynaston’ in Nell Gwynn. Theatre includes: ‘Nick Piazza’ in Fame (Theatre Royal Plymouth); ‘Philip Carlyle’ in The Greatest Showman (Batiment des Forces); ‘Charlie Davenport’ and understudy ‘Frank’ in Annie Get Your Gun (Lavender Theatre); ensemble and understudy ‘Jerry Travers’ in Top Hat (The Mill at Sonning); ‘Beleaguered Geek’ and understudy ‘J.D’ in Heathers (Other Palace) and ‘Harry’ in Lord of the Flies (New Adventures). Television includes: ‘Constable York’ in The Famous Five.

Joe was a finalist at the Stephen Sondheim Society ‘Student Performer of The Year’.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic); Leave To Remain (Lyric Hammersmith); Little Shop of Horrors (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Rent (UK tour); Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Matilda (Cambridge); Merrily We Roll Along (Theatre Clwyd); Spring Awakening (UK tour); Godspell (Union Theatre); Hair (Ljubljana Festival); Ten Plagues (Royal Court) and Pieces of String (Waterloo East Theatre). Television includes: It’s A Sin (Channel 4). Film includes: Matilda (Netflix).

Theatre includes: Pride (Sherman Theatre & National Theatre); A Christmas Carol; Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and Housed (The Old Vic); Reykjavik (Hampstead); Lancastrians (Junction 8); The Secret Garden (Theatre Royal, York); Oxy and the Morons (New Wolsey, Ipswich); Kiki’s Delivery Service (Southwark Playhouse); The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Sherman, Cardiff); History Boys (UK tour); Fragment (North Wall); The Man in the White Suit (Wyndham) and Nell Gwynn (Apollo). Television includes: Toxic Town; Daddy Issues; Outlander; Wedding Season; Colosseum; Alma’s Not Normal; Holby City; Giri/Haji and Grace. Film includes: Creation Stories; Chasing the Night (short film) and Dog (short film). Other work includes: radio for Shandyland; Sleaze; Behind Beyond the Fringe; The Medici; Maupassant; Separate Tables; Pride and Protest; English Rose and The Reckoning.

Training: Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Theatre includes: Pride (National Theatre); Matilda (Sherman, Cardiff); Under Milk Wood (National Theatre); Belonging (Re-Live); Oliver (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); Tic Toc (Welsh tour); Branwen Dadeni (Wales Millennium Centre) and ‘Grandma’ in Billy Elliot The Musical. Television includes: Y Golau; Jam; The Pact; Craith/Hidden; Bang; Pobol y Cwm; The Company of Strangers; The Life and Times of Lloyd George; A Mind to Kill with Philip Madoc; Forever Green; High Hopes; Gavin and Stacey; Belonging; Sherlock; Teulu (BAFTA Cymru nomination for ‘Best Actress’); Stella; Iaith ar Daith; Ma Ifan Ma; Death Valley and Heyday in the Blood. Other work includes: albums We Belong and Haul ar Nos Hir. Gillian was honoured by the Gorsedd of Bards in the 2026 National Eisteddfod for 52 years services in the Performing Arts. Gillian also won ‘The Contribution to the Expressive Arts of the Year’ Award in 2026 Lampeter Awards.

Training: Guildford School of Acting. Theatre includes: Martin Guerre (The Old Vic); Pride (Sherman Theatre & National Theatre); Opening Night (Gielgud); Ain’t Too Proud: The Life & Times of The Temptations (Prince Edward); Dear Evan Hansen (UK tour); Summer: The Donna Summer Musical (Norwegian Cruise Line); Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast (Radlett Centre) and Next Lesson and Party (Above The Stag). Film includes: ‘Tis the Season (short film). Other work includes: Fabulous 50: 50 Years of Musical Theatre concert.

Training: Emil Dale Academy. Credits whilst training include: ‘Tommy Ross’ and Dance Captain in Carrie the Musical; ‘Mike Costa’ in A Chorus Line; ‘Pippin’ in Pippin and ‘Ren McCormack’ in Footloose. Theatre includes: ‘Young Martin Guerre’ in Martin Guerre (The Old Vic); swing and understudy ‘Artful Dodger’ and ‘Noah Claypole’ in Oliver! (Gielgud) and ensemble in Beauty and The Beast (The Grove Theatre).

Training: Arts Ed. Theatre includes: ‘Martin’ in Pride (National Theatre); ‘Joey’ and ‘Topthorn Heart’ in War Horse (UK tour); ‘Tucker’ and understudy ‘Prewitt’ in From Here to Eternity (Charing Cross) and ‘Kurt Kelly’ and swing in Heathers (Other Palace). Other work includes: commercial for Visit Wales.

Training: Blackpool College of Performing Arts. Theatre includes: ‘Leo’ and ‘John’ in Thank You for the Music (UK Tour); The Beautiful Game (Cambridge); Electric Lipstick (UK tour); ‘Joe Vagas’ in Fame (UK tour); ‘Cookie’ in Return to the Forbidden Planet (Theatre Royal, Lincoln); Only You Can Save Mankind (Edinburgh); Carnival Massiah (Trinidad); ‘Pepper’ in MAMMA MIA! (Novello); Drive Ride Walk (Fringe); Dickens Unplugged (Harold Pinter); ‘Planchet’ in The Three Musketeers (Rose Theatre); ‘Rod’ in Tonight’s The Night (UK tour); ‘Timon’ in The Lion King (Lyceum); ‘Barker’ in Aspects of Love (Lyric) and ‘Dan’ and ‘Doctor’ in Next To Normal (Wyndham). Television includes: ‘Tony’ in Peak Practice and Coronation Street (ITV); ‘Alex’ in Sex and the Chippy (Pilot); ‘Kyle’ in Truckers and ‘Joey’ in Way To Go (BBC). Film includes: ‘Badger’ in Mary Poppins Returns (Disney). Other work includes: workshops for Come Dancing, We Will Rock You and Sister Act.

Theatre includes: Pride (Sherman Theatre & National Theatre); Martin Guerre and Groundhog Day (The Old Vic); Hex and Jack Absolute Flies Again (National Theatre); Made In Dagenham (Grange Opera); Boundless As The Sea and Miss Littlewood (RSC); All That (Kings Head); Titanic The Musical (China tour); The Return of the Soldier (Hope Mill Theatre & New Wolsey Theatre); tick, tick…BOOM! and The Burnt Part Boys (Park Theatre); War Of The Worlds (Dominion); Billy Elliot: The Musical (Victoria Palace); Spamalot (Playhouse); Lincoln Center’s South Pacific (Barbican & UK tour); The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (Gielgud); The Cradle Will Rock (Arcola); Roméo et Juliette, Simon Boccanegra and Aida (Royal Opera House) and Chess in Concert (Royal Albert Hall).

Television includes: It’s a Sin (Red Production Co/HBO Max) and Sanditon (ITV/Red Planet Pictures).

Film includes: Mab Hudel (BFI London Film Festival Selection, Ed Rowe/Palores Productions)

Other work includes: recordings for Billy Elliot: the Musical Live (Universal & Working Title Films) and Chess: In Concert (Warner Music).

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Theatre includes: We Had A World (Hampstead); Dear Evan Hansen (UK tour); Newsies (Wembley Troubadour); Book Of Mormon (Prince of Wales); The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit (Hope Mill); West Side Story (Edinburgh International Festival); The Inheritance (Noël Coward) and And Tell Sad Stories of the Death of Queens (King’s Head). Television includes: House of the Dragon; Wedding Season and Casualty. Other work includes: concerts for The Addams Family (London Palladium) and Billie the Kid (Vaudeville) and workshops for Scandalgate.

Training: Urdang Academy. Theatre includes: War Horse (National Theatre & 2024 UK and Ireland tour); The Wind in the Willows (London Palladium & UK tour); Shakespeare Live! (RSC); The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Birmingham Rep); The Magic Flute (Complicité); Into The Woods (Theatre Royal, Bath); Madagascar: The Musical (UK and international tours); Hairspray (Pimlico Opera); Imagining Animals (Historic Royal Palaces); Our Boys, Closer Than Ever and Early Birds (Edinburgh Fringe); My Land’s Shore (Theatr Soar); I Want My Hat Back: Trilogy (Little Angel Theatre); Merrily We Roll Along (Yvonne Arnaud); Metropolis (Ye Old Rose and Crown); Anyone Can Whistle (Union Theatre); The Light Princess and The Railway Children (Cadogan Hall); Parade (Pleasance); Rhinegold (ENO); and Il Trovatore, Alcina, Madama Butterfly, Lohengrin, Nabucco and Die Zauberflöte (Royal Opera House). Other work includes: commercials for Coca-Cola; IKEA and Polo Mints.

Training: Central School of Speech and Drama. Theatre includes: Pride (National Theatre); Erogenous Zones, Saturday Night Forever and All’s Fair (Sherman, Cardiff); A Christmas Carol (Theatre by the Lake); The Importance of Being Earnest and Season’s Greetings (Theatr Clwyd); That Day We Sang and A Thousand Slimy Things (Royal Exchange, Manchester); The Village Social and The Passion (National Theatre Wales) and The Beach (Cockpit). Television includes: The Way; Ordinary Lies (Season Two); Cucumber; Days That Shook the World and Nuts and Bolts. Film includes: The Gospel of Us. Other work includes: radio show The Throne Room.

Training: University of Manchester and Mountview. Theatre includes: ‘Hefina’ in Pride (Sherman Theatre & National Theatre); Come From Away (Phoenix); The Lorax, Girl from the North Country and ‘Mrs Cleveland’ in Groundhog Day (The Old Vic); Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and ‘Rosie Cotton’ in The Lord of the Rings (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); ‘Riley’ in Stroke of Luck (Park); Chariots of Fire (Gielgud); Jerry Springer the Opera (Cambridge); The Sound of Music, It’s a Wonderful Life and ‘Miss Givings’ in Crush (National Tours); Carmen (New Vic Theatre); Spend Spend Spend (English Theatre, Frankfurt) and Honk! (National Theatre UK tour). Television includes: The Day of the Jackal (Sky Atlantic); Andor (Disney+) and Casualty (BBC). Film includes: Roald Dahl’s Matilda (Netflix). Other work includes: Maiden Voyage (Southwark Playhouse); Clueless (Trafalgar); Come From Away (Phoenix & UK tour); Allegiance (Charing Cross) and High Society (The Mill at Sonning), as Associate/Assistance Director.

Training: Guildford School of Acting. Theatre includes: Come From Away (Trieste, Italy); Kathy And Stella Solve A Murder! (Ambassadors); The Time Traveller’s Wife (Apollo End & Storyhouse, Chester); Come Dine With Me (Turbine Theatre); Come From Away (Phoenix); Singin’ In the Rain (The Mill at Sonning); MAMMA MIA! (Novello); Hairspray (Leicester Curve); White Christmas (Edinburgh Festival Theatre & Lowry Theatre); Stand Up (Floral Pavilion, Wirral); Legally Blonde (Savoy); Billy Elliot The Musical (Victoria Palace); Fiddler On The Roof (UK tour); Fame (UK tour); Disney’s Beauty & The Beast (UK tour); Tell Me on a Sunday (UK tour); South Pacific (Symphony Hall, Birmingham); Into Thin Air (New Players Theatre); Grease (Opera House, Jersey); Victor Victoria (Bridewell) and Beauty & The Beast (Fairfield Halls, Croydon).

Training: Royal Academy of Music. Theatre includes: Pride (Sherman, Cardiff & National Theatre); Roadshow (Upstairs at the Gatehouse) and Under Milk Wood (Nova Music). Other work includes: Friday Night is Music Night (BBC Radio 3). Madeleine won the 2024 Stephen Sondheim Society ‘Student Performer of the Year’ competition.

Training: Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. Theatre includes: Pride (National Theatre); Grease (European tour); Hairspray (Kilworth House); Truth or Dare (Theatr Clwyd); School of Rock (Gillian Lynne); Cinderella (New Wimbledon, Bristol Hippodrome & Southampton Mayflower); George’s Marvellous Medicine (Leicester Curve & UK tour); Jason and the Argonauts (UK tour); Much Ado About Nothing (Theatr Clwyd); One Man, Two Guvnors (National Theatre UK tour); The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (UK tour); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Hoxton Hall); Mam! I’m ‘Ere! (Liverpool Dome); Sherman Swingers (Sherman Cymru); Cappuccino Girls (Grand Slam Theatre, Swansea); The Hired Man (Torch Theatre); The Trojan Women (Theatr Pena); Chasing Rainbows (Hijinx Theatre); Lucky Dip (Edinburgh Festival) and Gull (Chapter Arts). Television includes: ‘Sian’ in Hard Cell (Netflix) and Death Valley, Torchwood and The Slammer Returns (BBC). Workshops include: ‘Patricia’ in Here and Now and Aspiration (National Theatre).

Theatre includes: The Last Ship (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane & International tour); Cabaret (Playhouse); Company (Gielgud); Chicago (Adelphi, Cambridge & Garrick); Into The Woods (Roya Opera House & Lowry Theatre, Manchester); Imagine This (New London); Evita (Adelphi); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); Saturday Night Fever (National tour); The Sound of Music (National tour); Anything Goes (National tour); Grease (National tour); The Goodbye Girl (National tour);  Singing in the Rain and White Christmas (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); High Society (The Mill at Sonning); Tomorrow Morning  (Landor Theatre); Saucy Jack and The Space Vixens (Jacks Cabaret) and They’re Playing Out Song (Stephen Joseph Theatre). Television includes: The Royal Variety Performance and Children In Need (BBC). Film includes: Who’s Afraid of Elizabeth Taylor; Barbie and The Entertainer. Other work includes: An Evening with Kristen Chenoweth concert (Royal Albert Hall). Commercials for NFU Mutual; World of Warships – Rule the Waves and Melissa Pasta. Recordings for Evita (2006); Imagine This (2008) and Company (2018).

Training: Emil Dale Academy. Theatre includes: Pride (Sherman, Cardiff & National Theatre); The Gondoliers, Pride and Prejudice and Pirates of Penzance (Illyria Theatre); Finding Home: East and West (Mercury Theatre Wales); Dick Whittington Meets Puss in Boots, Jack and the Beanstalk and Beauty and the Beast (South Wales Pantomime).

Training: Urdang Academy. Credits whilst training include: ‘Carrie White’ in Carrie and ‘Mama Morton’ in Chicago. Shannon is represented by Brewis Scott Associates and is thrilled to be making her professional debut in Pride. She would like to thank her family and friends for their continued love and support.

Theatre includes: ‘Madame de Rols’ in Martin Guerre (The  Old Vic); ‘Maureen’ in Pride (National Theatre); ‘Susannah’ in Military Wives (York Theatre Royal); ‘Rory’ in Extraordinary Women (Jermyn Street); Plaza Suite (Savoy); Camelot (Watermill); ‘Violet Newstead’ in Nine to Five (Savoy); Under Milk Wood (Watermill); Kiss Me, Kate (Kilworth House); Crazy For You (Watermill); City of Angels (Donmar); Les Misérables (Palace & Queens); Mary Poppins (UK & US tour); The Light in The Piazza (Leicester Curve); Once in A Lifetime (National Theatre); A Funny Thing Happened on The Way To the Forum (National Theatre); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); Grease (Victoria Palace); ‘Jennifer Gabriel’ in The Witches of Eastwick (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); MAMMA MIA! (Prince Edward) and Into the Woods (Donmar). Television includes: Ted Lasso; Casualty; The Way; The Mallorca Files; Doctors; The Sister Boniface Mysteries; Ghosts; Silent Witness; Pitching In and Press.

Film includes: Mr Burton; Four Kids and It; Nativity Rocks! and Les Misérables.

Theatre includes: Hamilton (Victoria Palace); Joseph & The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (London Palladium); Motown (Shaftesbury); Scottsboro Boys (Young Vic & Garrick) and Dear Edwina (The Lost Theatre). Television includes: Balamory S1-2 (Lion Media); First Footing (BBC) and Doctors (BBC). Film includes: My Bloody Galentine (MarVista Entertainment); The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Lionsgate); Luther: The Fallen Sun (BBC Films/Netflix); Matilda (Working Title Films/Netflix); Rocketman (Paramount Pictures) and short films The Right Candidate (Menace Films) and The Dolls House (Grey Moth).

Training: Arts Ed. Theatre includes: Pride (Sherman Theatre & National Theatre); ‘Sydney’ and ‘Alice’ in Love Can; ‘Kelly’ in The Mad Ones and The Throwaways (Other Palace); ‘Blast’ in Super You (Leicester Curve); ‘Belle’ in Beauty and the Beast (UK tour); Dear Evan Hansen (Noël Coward); Six The Musical (Arts); Les Misérables (Sondheim); Bat Out of Hell (Dominion); MAMMA MIA! (Novello);

Other work includes: concerts include Kerry Ellis Live at The Palladium; Love Never Dies in Concert (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) and The Olivier Awards.

Training: Guildford School of Acting. Theatre includes: 50 First Dates the Musical (Other Palace), Wicked (Apollo Victoria); Les Misérables (Sondheim); The Third Man (Menier Chocolate Factory); Jet Set Go (MTFest UK, Turbine Theatre); Follies (Yvonne Arnaud); Patagonia (National Youth Theatre of Wales) and Macbeth (Lyric Theatre, South Wales). Other work includes: Godspell in Concert (G Live); Welsh of the Westend (BGT Semi Finalists, ITV); A Night at the Musicals with the Novello Orchestra (Wales Millenium Centre); An Evening with Sir Bryn Terfel and the BBC Concert Orchestra (Royal Albert Hall); John Wilson’s Sinfonia of London Orchestra album recording of Carousel and My Fair Lady; WhatsOnStage Awards (Prince of Wales & London Palladium); Olivier Awards; Enchanted Voices (UK tour); Unmasked- John Owen Jones and Friends Musical Concert (China tour); workshops for Edith in A Tale of Fellowship; The Devil’s Advocate and For Tonight (including concept album recording).

Training: Royal Academy of Music. Theatre includes: Pride (Sherman, Cardiff & National Theatre); Branwen: Dadeni (Wales Millenium Centre); The Snow Queen (Chester Storyhouse); Y Tylwyth and Hwn Yw Fy Mrawd (National Eisteddfod Wales) and Les Misérables (Sondheim). Television includes: Mudtown/Ar Y Ffin. Film includes: Achievement (short film). Other work includes: concerts for A Marvellous Party and For Tonight. Mared won ‘Welsh Language Album Of The Year’ in 2021 for Y Drefn and ‘Best Supporting Actress’ in Achievement (International Film Festival Of Wales, Film Festival Guild).

Theatre includes: Pride (National Theatre); ‘Tevye’ in Fiddler on the Roof (UK tour) and ‘Alternate Tevye’ (Barbican); The Cabinet Minister (Menier Chocolate Factory); The Fair Maid of the West (RSC); Half a Sixpence (Kilworth House); Piaf (Nottingham Playhouse); The Light in the Piazza (Royal Festival Hall, LA Opera & Lyric Opera Chicago); The Assassination of Katie Hopkins (Theatr Clwyd); Fiddler on the Roof (Chichester Festival Theatre); Moving Stories, Much Ado About Nothing and War Horse (National Theatre); One Man, Two Guvnors (National Theatre & UK/International tour); The Passion of Port Talbot and Silly Kings (National Theatre, Wales); Animal Farm (Theatre Royal, Bath) and Mack & Mabel (Watermill Theatre and Criterion). Television includes: Grandpa in My Pocket. Other work includes: audio work for The Children of Aberfan, The Ratcatcher (Audible) and A Magnificent Life (Picturehouse Entertainment).