Genevieve Cleghorn
After working with The City Lit Rep Company, Genevieve completed her MA in European Classical Acting at Drama Centre London last year, which included performances at The Globe and the Vakhtangov Institute, Moscow. 
She found her flair for comedy during her training, which led her to develop her character comedy work for her debut show, “Thrilling Pineapples”, last November at the Rosemary Branch Theatre, Islington.  This was her first collaboration with Rosy Benjamin and Nick Brice, and she is delighted to be working with them again on their venture to Edinburgh and beyond! 
Genevieve has always had a very positive and pro-active approach to her career; she acted as student publicity co-ordinator for 4^th Wall’s production of ‘Road to Nirvana’ at the Kings Head Theatre, Islington, (directed by Colin McFarlane), co-produced the debut reading of Alice Kahrmann’s play ‘Hollow’, and worked three and a half years at RADA, which included organising staged readings of original theatre work with Danny John Jules and Billy  Zane.

Alice Kahrmann
Alice trained at Drama Centre London, Shakespeare's Globe and the Vakhtangov Institute, Moscow, graduating in Sept 2007. Roles whilst training include Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Zenocia in The Custom Of The Country, Lady Macbeth in Macbeth, Lady Livia in Women Beware Women and Miss Tesman in Hedda Gabler. Television includes: The Charlotte Bach Project for BBC2 and Finding Lord Lucan for Channel 4. Alice has also appeared in numerous short films and performed in shows at Rada, The Rosemary Branch Theatre and The Barons Court Theatre and also in several radio plays for Dissident Island Radio.

Louise Pronk
Louise Pronk is a recent graduate of Drama Centre London. Roles include Rita in Little Eyolf, Bianca in The Tamer Tamed, Decius in Julius Caesar and Bianca in Women Beware Women. Louise has also played Alexandra in Artists and Admirers (Ostrovsky) whilst at the Vakhtangov INstitute in Moscow as well as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare's Globe. Other roles of note include Gwendolen in The Importance of Being Earnest (Empty Space Theatre) and Nina in the Seagull, for which she trained in Paris with Philippe Gaulier, specialising in Bouffin Clown.

Amy Steel
Amy's film credits include the feature film Van Wider The Rise of Taj, the sequel to the cult comedy Van Wider, where she played the role of Penelope. For television, Amy played the role of Louisa Dent in the BBC mini series of Jane Eyre in episodes 2 & 3. Theatre credits include Miss Bingley / Aunt Gardiner / Jane Bennet / Lady Catherine in Pride and Prejudice at the Baron's Court Theatre, Joyce in Top Girls at The Etcetera Theatre, Nerissa in the Merchant of Venice at the Palace Theatre, Christine Linde in A Doll's House. Amy has also appeared in numerous short films, most notably for the award winning director Ralitza Petrova where she played the lead role in the film Appetite.