Madeleine Potter is an American and Irish dual citizen residing in London.  This Spring and Summer she will appear in Sarah Kane’s  4:48 Psychosis at the Royal Court and The Royal Shakespeare Company, a remounting of the original production, directed by James MacDonald She appeared last summer in the UK premiere of The Sound Inside by Adam Rapp at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, which will be remounted at the Dublin Festival in September 2025  (Half Moon Street, Cusack Productions, Matt Wilkinson, director). Other recent theatre credits include True West, (Vaudeville Theatre, West End, Matthew Dunster, director), The Kid Stays in the Picture (Royal Court in association with Barbara Broccoli and Complicité, SImon McBurney, director), Hamlet at The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington DC (Michael Kahn, director) and The Glass Menagerie (Fords Theatre, Washington DC ). London West End credits include After Mrs. Rochester (Shared Experience, Polly Teale, director), Madame Melville (Richard Nelson, director), An Ideal Husband (Peter Hall, director).

Originally from Aberdeen, Jack studied acting for six years across Scotland and England and currently resides in London working professionally within the industry. Working as an actor, tutor and movement director. Jack also leads workshops in acting - specialising in movement based acting technique - with his company EXT.Workshops. As well as continuing to take on exciting roles in television, film and stage. Jack’s ethos is to progressively develop people through sustainable practice; whilst being rooted in the joy of play.

Jackie has trained actors, in movement for over 40 years. She was full time Period Dance and acrobatics teacher at the Guildhall School of music and drama ( 1982-2002) before becoming Head of Movement at RADA ( 2002-20011) and Senior Lecturer in movement at MMU ( 20012-2022). She has taught at the British American Drama Academy ( BADA) for 30 years. Other teaching includes LAMDA, Mount View, Drama Centre, Rose Bruford, and RCSSD, and FSU. University of Tennessee, University of Connecticut University of Northampton. Teaching abroad includes: Prince Regent university (Virginia U.S.A) Central Academy of Drama (Beijing, China), The Military Academy of Drama (Beijing, China), TCHUG Academy (Beijing, China),Movement Direction includes: Master of Movement at Shakespeares Globe Theatre (1997-2000), RSC, National Theatre, Regents Park, Open air theatre, Northcott, Theatre. Film: Marie Antoinette, All Forgotten. TV : The Lost Prince and Boys will be Girls. In 2012 she was commissioned to write her book - A Movement Training for Actors ( Bloomsbury Methuen, Drama)

Henry Hereford is an award-winning actor and filmmaker. He worked in casting and on the agency side of the business before training as an actor at Drama Studio London. His latest role was in the hit CBS show CSI Vegas and he also stars as Brian Lee in Luther: The Fallen Sun on Netflix. Other career highlights include: CROSSBONES, THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, TRUE BLOOD. Henry was a co-producer on “To Leslie” which received a Academy Award nomination for Best Actress (Andrea Riseborough). Henry has taught acting for screen at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Drama Studio and Fourth Monkey. He also is a private audition and career coach.

Joseph Ollman is a multi award-winning and BAFTA Cymru nominated Writer/Director from Wales. His debut short, ‘Throw Me to the Dogs’ was entirely improvised, using non-professional actors from the community. It earned acclaim, winning several awards - including ‘Best Director’ at Shuffle Film Festival. Later, he was nominated for BFI Future Shorts ‘Best Director’, after having the film screened at BAFTA and Oscar Qualifying festivals all over the country, including Aesthetica, London Short Film Festival and Cork Film Festival. It also earned a ‘Short of the Week’ pick, distribution on ‘MUBI’ and a Vimeo ‘Best of the Month’ once released. He is also an actor, appearing in such shows as HBO/BBC ‘Industry’, Sky/Epix show ‘Domina’ and Channel 4/Hulu ‘Queenie’.