Joseph is an award-winning writer and actor. He is an alumni of the Soho Writers’ Lab, Soho Writers’ Alumni Group, and LAMDA.

Perrie Balthazar is co-creator/executive producer/writer of RTS award-winning Phoenix Rise(bbc iplayer/bbc studios) a coming of age drama based in the West Midlands that launched in 2023. Series 3 and 4 will be aired in 2024.

Jeremy Brock is an English screenwriter and director. His career began in 1985 with the play In Times Like These, starring Greta Scacchi and Tim Woodward, which premiered at the Bristol Old Vic. He also adapted Dickens’ Oliver Twist into a play, directed by Phyllida Lloyd at the Bristol Old Vic in 1990.

Sean is a BAFTA nominated and Emmy Award winning writer for television, film and theatre.

Oliver Chris is a London-based actor and writer whose work encompasses stage, television, and film. He has most recently finished filming a series regular role in television series RIVALS for Disney+ and can currently seen playing FREDDIE in Terence Rattigan’s THE DEEP BLUE SEA alongside Tamsyn Greig at Theatre Royal Bath.

Suzette is a writer and theatre maker. She is currently developing A Jewish Love Story, a play about three generations of Jewish women in England, with support from Arts Council England and Watford Palace Theatre.

David is a screenwriter, playwright and story consultant.

Clare is a writer for stage, radio, television and is increasingly working in new story telling platforms such as digital games and virtual reality.

Matthew Dunster is a theatre and film director and writer.

Angharad writes for TV, film and theatre in both English and Welsh.

Christine is a writer, actor and director. She is currently developing her comedy drama CARNAGE at The Writers Lab with her mentor Pamela Adlon. She is also currently commissioned to write two new plays for by Hampstead Theatre and BBC Radio 4.

Sue has been working on SILENT WITNESS, with the 2 x 1hr episodes for her story ‘Bad Love’ now in production, to air as part of series 24 in 2021.

Robert’s play THE BIG I AM – a re-imagining of Ibsen’s ‘Peer Gynt’ was the last production of the Liverpool Everyman’s 2018 award-winning Rep season.

Simon trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

In 2016, Liz’s play THON MAN MOLIERE was directed by Tony Cownie at The Royal Lyceum Edinburgh and in 2015, WHAT GOES AROUND made its way around Scotland’s theatres. She held the prestigious post of Scots Makar from 2011-16, which took her around the world.

Rae Mainwaring is a writer and theatre maker from Birmingham. She lives with a Chronic illness and identifies as a disabled artist.

Jaki McCarrick is an award-winning writer of plays, poetry and fiction.

Martin is an award winning writer/director. His latest film, The Banshees of Inisherin, was released in October 2022.

Bruce McLeod is an author, playwright and screenwriter, based in North Yorkshire, UK.

Maimuna Memon is a Lancashire born musician, composer, writer and performer.

Andrea was born in Milan and raised in London, where he currently lives and works as a writer and director. His favourite films to watch and make are psychological horrors, dark comedies and anything outlandish or bizarre.

Carol Noble has just devised and written a four-part crime thriller vis Quad for TF1 in France and ZDF in Germany called THE PERFECT MOTHER [airing in 2020].

Simon Nye has two TV drama series in production – FINDING ALICE (co- written with Roger Goldby) starring Keeley Hawes, and THE LARKINS: DARLING BUDS OF MAY, both for ITV.

Owen O’Neill is an award winning writer, actor and director. Theatre writing includes: Sixteen one-man stage shows. Two stage plays. Shaving the Dead and Absolution and an adaptation of the Shawshank Redemption which did a number 1 tour of the UK produced by Bill Kenwright and has been sold to Broadway Licensing for production across North America and Canada.

Phil Ormrod is a playwright and screenwriter.

Mike Packer is a Dramatist who has written several critically acclaimed plays, among them Cardboys, Carpet Pony Monkey, tHe dYsFUnCKshOnalZ!, and “Inheritance”.

Ripley is a young upcoming writer based in London.

Morna Pearson is an Elgin-born Edinburgh-based playwright and screenwriter. She has been a recipient of the Channel 4 Playwright Scheme, the Catherine Johnson Best Play Award, and the Meyer- Whitworth Award. Her first short film, I WAS HERE, gained BAFTA Scotland and EIFF nominations for Best Short Film.

Lucy Prebble is a writer for film, television, games and theatre. She was an Executive Producer and writer on the BAFTA, GOLDEN GLOBE and EMMY award-winning HBO drama SUCCESSION, for which she has also won a WGA and a PGA Award.

Philip Ridley was born and brought up in the East End of London. HIs first stage play, The Pitchfork Disney, changed the course of British Drama and is now published as a Modern Classic. One of his most recent plays, The Poltergeist, won the Off West End OnComm Award for Best Live Streamed Play.

MARTIN SADOFSKI was born in Bradford from an Eastern European Jewish background. He studied English and Theatre at Manchester University and was lead singer in the indie band “The Passmore Sisters” Recording three Radio One sessions.

Lisa is recipient of the NEA/TCG Playwrights Residency Award and winner of the BBC International Playwriting Award and a finalist for a United States Artists Fellowship.

Donna Sharpe is a writer / creator. Her critically acclaimed work has been shown by the BBC, HBO MAX, C4 Walter Presents, Arte, ZDF,Viaplay, DR, SVT, Netflix and AMC.

Polly Stenham MBE, FRSL is a playwright, screenwriter and director.

Ali’s plays include CATHY (Cardboard Citizens), GOTH WEEKEND (SJT, Live Theatre), UNDER MY SKIN (Pegasus Theatre), FAULT LINES (Hampstead Theatre), OVERSPILL (Soho Theatre, Churchill Theatre Bromley) and COTTON WOOL (Theatre503).

Ed is a playwright,director and producer whose award winning work has been widely distributed to over 100 countries.

Since 2019, Daniel has been one of the core writers of the BBC’s iconic radio drama The Archers. To date, he has written over one hundred episodes.

Matthew Todd is a multi award winning writer and sometime performer, and was editor of the UK’s best selling gay magazine, Attitude, for 8 years, where he interviewed countless celebrities including Madonna, Elton John and Lady Gaga and was responsible for Prince William’s first gay press appearance.

Theo is a neurodiverse, internationally produced, multi-award nominated writer for stage, screen, and radio. He is a BAFTA Connect member, and an Alumnus of the BBC Writersroom Drama Room, and the Minack Emerging Playwright Programme. He also acts when he has to.

Laura is a Olivier award winning playwright and screenwriter.

Naomi Wallace’s plays have been produced in the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe and the Middle East and include One Flea Spare, The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, In the Heart of America, Slaughter City, Things of Dry Hours, The Fever Chart: Three Vision of the Middle East, And I and Silence, The Liquid Plain, Night is a Room and an adaptation of Returning to Haifa by Ghassan Kanafani and The Corpse Washer by Sinan Antoon (both adaptations co-written with Ismail Khalidi).