Michael Balogun trained at RADA. His work in theatre includes Death of England: Delroy (title role) and Macbeth at the National Theatre; Blue/Orange at the Royal & Derngate; UK tours of People, Places and Things and Barber Shop Chronicles; Macbeth at Chichester; and The Dark at Ovalhouse. TV includes Top Boy, You Don't Know Me, Vera, Casualty and War of the Worlds.

Hadley Fraser’s work in theatre includes The Antipodes at the National Theatre; The Deep Blue Sea and The Pajama Game at Chichester; Saint Joan, City of Angels, Coriolanus and The Vote at Donmar Warehouse; Long Day’s Journey into Night at Bristol Old Vic; The Machine at Manchester International Festival and Park Avenue Armory, NYC; A Christmas Carol at Birmingham Rep; The Shaughraun at Abbey, Dublin; Assassins at Sheffield Crucible; Pacific Overtures at Leicester Haymarket; Longitude at Greenwich; The Last 5 Years at Theater Aspen, Colorado; The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary at the Royal Albert Hall; Les Misérables 25th Anniversary at the O2 Arena; The Pirate Queen on Broadway; and 2:22 A Ghost Story, City of Angels, Young Frankenstein, The Winter’s Tale, Harlequinade, Les Misérables, The Fantasticks, The Pirates of Penzance, Peter Pan and The Far Pavilions in the West End. TV includes The Gold, Gentleman Jack, Decline and Fall, The Wrong Mans, Endeavour, Holby City, Doctor Who, Pompidou, Him and Sons of Liberty. Film includes All Is True, Murder on the Orient Express, The Legend of Tarzan and Les Misérables. Hadley Fraser wrote the book and lyrics for the musical Committee… for the Donmar Warehouse.

Nigel Lindsay’s work in theatre includes A Small Family Business, The Pillowman, The London Cuckolds, Blue Remembered Hills and Dealer’s Choice (also West End) at the National Theatre; Richard II at the RSC; Woman in Mind at Chichester; The Trials, The Same Deep Water as Me and The Real Thing (also West End and Broadway) at the Donmar Warehouse; Faith Healer (Irish Times nomination, Best Supporting Actor) at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin; God of Carnage at Theatre Royal Bath; Harrogate, Sucker Punch, Push Up and King Lear at the Royal Court; Guys and Dolls at the Phoenix and the Piccadilly; Bull at the Young Vic; Speed-the-Plow at the Playhouse; title role in Shrek the Musical (Olivier and WhatsOnStage nominations, Best Actor in a Musical) at Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Broken Glass (WhatsOnStage Award, Best Supporting Actor) at the Kiln; Under the Blue Sky at the Duke of York’s; The Homecoming, Awake and Sing (WhatsOnStage nomination, Best Supporting Actor), Romance, The Earthly Paradise and The Tower at the Almeida; The Tempest at the Old Vic; and Bedroom Farce at the Aldwych. TV includes: The Capture, This Time with Alan Partridge, The Salisbury Poisonings, Tin Star, The Last Kingdom, Magnum PI, No Offence, Safe, White Gold, Innocent, Unforgotten, Victoria, Foyle’s War, Poirot, The Tunnel, Brass Eye, Best of Men, The Fear, Spooks, Waking the Dead, Rome and A Dance to the Music of Time. Film includes Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, Breakfast with Johnny Wilkinson, Four Lions (British Comedy Awards nomination for Best British Comedy Performance in Film), First Night, Scoop, Mike Bassett: England Manager, On A Clear Day and Rogue Trader. Nigel Lindsay has also worked extensively on radio.

Ravi Aujla’s work in theatre includes What the Butler Saw for Leicester Curve and Theatre Royal Bath; The Tempest at Hippodrome Circus; The Three Lions at the St James, on tour and at The Pleasance, Edinburgh; The Westbridge and Free Outgoing  at the Royal Court; As You Like It at the Rose, Kingston; Commercial Road at Hackney Empire; Antony and Cleopatra, The Tempest and Julius Caesar at the RSC and in the West End; Midnight's Children at the RSC, the Barbican and Harlem Apollo; Unsuitable Girls at Leicester Haymarket and Lyric Hammersmith; Magic Box and Colour of Justice (also National Theatre) at Tricycle; River on Fire at Lyric; A Midsummer Night's Dream for Shakespeare Link; Wicked Yaar at the National Theatre; Untouchable for Tamasha and Riverside; and The Mousetrap, The Lehman Trilogy (also Park Avenue Armory), The Kite Runner (also tour) and Indian Ink in the West End. TV includes Slow Horses, House of the Dragon, The Nevers, Get Even, Flowers, HG Wells, Killing Jesus, Casualty, Silent Witness, Doctors, EastEnders, Sadie Jones, Eldorado, Coronation Street, The Bill, Shelley, Peak Practice, Capital City, Family Pride and Family Affairs. Film includes Kandahar, Sisi and I, What's Love Got to Do With It?, The Eternals, Accident Man, Phantom, Common People, Will, I'll Be There, Jinnah and London.

Leighton Pugh trained at LAMDA. His work in theatre includes The Lehman Trilogy (also Park Avenue Armory, New York), The Habit of Art (also on tour), Rocket to the Moon and A Woman Killed with Kindness at the National Theatre; There at the Royal Court; Faustus at the Etcetera; Macbeth and True West at the English Theatre, Essen; and The Birthday Party at the Harold Pinter. TV includes 50 Ways to Kill Your Lover, Grandpa in my Pocket and Fingersmith. Radio includes Words and Music: Dante, Scenes from Provincial Life, Murder by the Book, Gawain and the Green Knight and The Tragical Adventures of Heinrich von Kleist. He has recorded audio dramas for Big Finish Productions and narrated more than a hundred unabridged audiobooks including titles by Pepys, Owen Jones, Yanis Varoufakis, Peter James and Gerald Seymour.

Canadian pianist and conductor, Erika Gundesen is a graduate of the University of British Columbia and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she was awarded a Masters in Piano Performance and an Artist Diploma in Opera Studies. She was also awarded an assistant conductor fellowship at the Guildhall in 2017. Erika Gundesen was a National Opera Studio Young Artist 2017–2018, a Britten Pears Young Artist in 2019, and a Scottish Opera Emerging Artist 2018–2019. She currently works as a freelance répétiteur and music director for opera and theatre productions in London. Recent work includes Tutankhamun’s Shoes for English Touring Opera; Come Bargain with Uncanny Things for Virtually Opera; Salome, Mavra/Pierrot Lunaire and Seven Deadly Sins/Mahagonny at the Royal Opera House; Bette Midler and Me at Edinburgh Fringe; La donna del lago at Buxton Opera; Broken Wings and Queen of the Mist at Charing Cross Theatre; The Rhythmics at Southwark Playhouse; The Gondoliers, L’elisir d’amore, The Magic Flute, Kát’a Kabanová and Rigoletto at Scottish Opera; A Christmas Carol at the Dominion; Jesus Christ Superstar for Young Actors Theatre; Sweeney Todd and My Fair Lady for Geoids Musical Theatre; and Whistle Down the Wind, Little Shop of Horrors, RENT, Parade, Carrie, West Side Story and Oliver! for Vivo d’Arte.