Supraneeti Hammacott
As Greta Walsh
Supraneeti Hammacott is a London based actress and film producer. She studied Music Theatre at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2009. Supraneeti appeared as the protagonist for Mercury Musical's 'The Loop' at Jermyn Street theatre in the West End, as 'Nun' in Canary at the Hampstead Theatre, followed by an extensive involvement in films. Her latest short films include 'Female of the Species', 'Forbade', 'Touch of Gold, and 'Vouch', besides 'Stargazer' and her feature film debut 'Perfect Hunch of an Agoraphobe' with Stalwart Pictures, both of which she also produced.
She is currently appearing in an experimental musical 'Broken' and her second feature film 'Delta to You'.
Supraneeti Hammacott is a London based actress and film producer. She studied Music Theatre at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2009. Supraneeti appeared as the protagonist for Mercury Musical's 'The Loop' at Jermyn Street theatre in the West End, as 'Nun' in Canary at the Hampstead Theatre, followed by an extensive involvement in films. Her latest short films include 'Female of the Species', 'Forbade', 'Touch of Gold, and 'Vouch', besides 'Stargazer' and her feature film debut 'Perfect Hunch of an Agoraphobe' with Stalwart Pictures, both of which she also produced.
She is currently appearing in an experimental musical 'Broken' and her second feature film 'Delta to You'.
Paochang T'sai
As Harvey T'ang
Pao-Chang Tsai is an accomplished actor, director and playwright based in Taiwan. Trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and A.R.T. at Harvard University, Tsai has participated in several theatre projects in Asia and toured across China, Macau and Taiwan. Since 2007, Tsai has served as the artistic director at the Tainaner Ensemble, one of the most prestigious theatre companies in Taiwan. He is currently directing the revival of "Re/turn" - a theatrical play written by himself.
His upcoming projects include "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder and "Bent" by Martin Sherman.
Pao-Chang Tsai is an accomplished actor, director and playwright based in Taiwan. Trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and A.R.T. at Harvard University, Tsai has participated in several theatre projects in Asia and toured across China, Macau and Taiwan. Since 2007, Tsai has served as the artistic director at the Tainaner Ensemble, one of the most prestigious theatre companies in Taiwan. He is currently directing the revival of "Re/turn" - a theatrical play written by himself.
His upcoming projects include "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder and "Bent" by Martin Sherman.
Ruggero Dalla Santa
As Jude Franco
Ruggero Dalla Santa was born in Venice, Italy, has a degree in Oriental Languages and twenty years of experience in Martial Arts. Ruggero graduated in 2011 from East 15 Acting School and has experience in working both in front of, and behind the camera. He is also extensively involved in creating showreels for actors from conceptualisation to delivery.
Ruggero is currently busy producing the TV pilot for his horror series ‘Aleister Caravaggio – Con man of the Occult’
Ruggero Dalla Santa was born in Venice, Italy, has a degree in Oriental Languages and twenty years of experience in Martial Arts. Ruggero graduated in 2011 from East 15 Acting School and has experience in working both in front of, and behind the camera. He is also extensively involved in creating showreels for actors from conceptualisation to delivery.
Ruggero is currently busy producing the TV pilot for his horror series ‘Aleister Caravaggio – Con man of the Occult’
Tom Bonington
As Kyle Parker
Since graduating from the City Lit in 2007, Tom's recent roles in film include the lead Malcolm in ‘Brief Intermission’ and Dr Stephens in ‘Dissection’. His television work includes EastEnders, ‘Jack the Ripper – The Definitive Story’, ‘Flat Whites’ and the sitcom, ‘Sexxx'. Theatre credits include Jim the Religious Fanatic in ‘I’m a Londoner', and Martin in ‘The Clinic’ besides appearances in several commercials.
Since graduating from the City Lit in 2007, Tom's recent roles in film include the lead Malcolm in ‘Brief Intermission’ and Dr Stephens in ‘Dissection’. His television work includes EastEnders, ‘Jack the Ripper – The Definitive Story’, ‘Flat Whites’ and the sitcom, ‘Sexxx'. Theatre credits include Jim the Religious Fanatic in ‘I’m a Londoner', and Martin in ‘The Clinic’ besides appearances in several commercials.
Daniel Jordan
As Freddie Montgomery
Daniel Jordan made his professional debut with Wet Paint Theatre in the 1980’s. Since then he has worked on the London fringe including the lead role of Josef Goebbels at The Kings Head . Other credits in TV and film include Harry & Cosh(Channel 5) & lead villain in the cult film 'Bane' Winner Best Film “LA Shriek-fest 2009”
He has currently just finished working in the feature film Molly Crows, and another feature “All in the Valley”.
Daniel Jordan made his professional debut with Wet Paint Theatre in the 1980’s. Since then he has worked on the London fringe including the lead role of Josef Goebbels at The Kings Head . Other credits in TV and film include Harry & Cosh(Channel 5) & lead villain in the cult film 'Bane' Winner Best Film “LA Shriek-fest 2009”
He has currently just finished working in the feature film Molly Crows, and another feature “All in the Valley”.
Tom Sykes
As Brad Brooke
Up until last year Tom was taking a sabbatical from acting to train as a psychotherapist. Now qualified and practising, he’s enjoying taking acting assignments as they come his way.
This is his second feature film of recent times, and he has also been in two other shorts.
Up until last year Tom was taking a sabbatical from acting to train as a psychotherapist. Now qualified and practising, he’s enjoying taking acting assignments as they come his way.
This is his second feature film of recent times, and he has also been in two other shorts.
Kate Sandison
As Amelia Walsh
Kate is a Scottish actor now based in London. Her West End credits include 'Daisy Pulls it Off' at the Arts Theatre and 'Recipe for a Perfect Wife' at the Charing Cross.
Kate has appeared in eight feature films and thirteen short films, one of which 'Speed Date' was nominated for a BAFTA.
Kate is a Scottish actor now based in London. Her West End credits include 'Daisy Pulls it Off' at the Arts Theatre and 'Recipe for a Perfect Wife' at the Charing Cross.
Kate has appeared in eight feature films and thirteen short films, one of which 'Speed Date' was nominated for a BAFTA.
Sonja Quita Doubleday
As Emma Evans
Sonja Quita Doubleday is an actress/comedian, recently finshing a show with Victorium Emporium. Other credits include short films, most recently 'Winds of Change' for Channel 4.
She has played one woman comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe Festival over the last two years, besides being part of an ensemble for the Brighton Fringe.
Sonja Quita Doubleday is an actress/comedian, recently finshing a show with Victorium Emporium. Other credits include short films, most recently 'Winds of Change' for Channel 4.
She has played one woman comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe Festival over the last two years, besides being part of an ensemble for the Brighton Fringe.