Camilla graduated from Bristol Old Vic. Her theatre credits include NEW PLAYS: JAPAN at the Royal Court Theatre. Screen credits include the feature film LEE, in which she played opposite Kate Winslet and Andrea Riseborough, and the Amazon series Fifteen Love.

Sorcha trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She is a filmmaker and visual artist. Her debut short, Sisyphos, starring Leonie Benesch, was selected for various BAFTA & Oscar-qualifying film festivals.Theatre credits include Union (Arcola Theatre), Contractions (Omnibus Theatre), Rainer (Arcola Theatre), Diary of a Somebody (Seven Dials Playhouse), Sam Wanamaker Festival (Shakespeare’s Globe), Humbug! (Citizens Theatre, Glasgow). Radio credits include The Nazis: Road to Power (BBC Radio 4), Whenever I Get Blown Up…(BBC Radio Scotland). Nominated for Lead Performance – Offie Awards 2022 (Rainer, Arcola Theatre). 

James is an actor and writer from Gloucestershire, now based in London. He studied at the University of Exeter, where his journey as a writer began writing short plays for student radio. He later trained as an actor at the Guildford School of Acting. He has written two short films: The Ex (as co-writer, 2017, EspectroMX Films) and House Party (for The House Is Now Open, OSO Arts Centre). In 2020 he co-wrote A Cratchit Christmas Carol for the stage, which was produced by Get Out Of My Space. Scarlet Sunday is James’ debut play as a solo playwright.

Imy trained on the Drama Directing MA at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Direction includes The Last One (Arcola Theatre), Passing (Park Theatre), Duck (Arcola Theatre, Jermyn Street Theatre), Beasts (Edinburgh Fringe), Humane (Pleasance Theatre), Snail (Vault Festival), Gaslight (Playground Theatre), Baby, What Blessings (Theatre503, Bunker Theatre), Walk Swiftly & With Purpose (Theatre503, North Wall Arts Centre) and Happy Yet? (International Theatre, Frankfurt). Assistant/Associate direction includes Private Lives (West End), Relatively Speaking (UK tour), The Dance of Death (UK tour), Love All (Jermyn Street Theatre), Troilus & Cressida (Redgrave Theatre) and The Straw Chair (Finborough Theatre). She was a Creative Associate at Jermyn Street Theatre 2022/23 and is currently an Associate at Arcola Theatre.

Cat has an MA in Performance Design from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.  In 2021 Cat was named a recipient of the Linbury Prize and was also awarded the John Elvery Prize for Excellence in Stage Design. She has an extensive specialist skill set, having previously worked as a graphic designer and marketing consultant within the arts. Her recent work as set and costume designer includes: Owners (Jermyn Street Theatre), Flies (Shoreditch Town Hall), Snail (VAULT 2023), The Sweet Science of Bruising (The Egg, Theatre Royal Bath); Romeo and Juliet (Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic). Work as set designer includes The Three Seagulls (Bristol Old Vic); and Falling in Love Again (The King’s Head). Her work as Associate Designer for Anna Fleischle includes: The Time Traveller’s Wife: The Musical (Apollo Theatre London & Chester Storyhouse), A Christmas Carol (Finnish National Opera and Ballet), and Much Ado About Nothing (National Theatre); and for Katie Sykes: If You Fall (Theatre Ad Infinitum).

Previous productions include: The Pursuit of Joy (Jermyn Street Theatre), The Wolf, The Duck, and The Mouse (Unicorn Theatre), Passing (Park Theatre), Rip Van Winkle (Hoxton Hall), The Importance of Being… Earnest? (UK tour), Sorry We Didn’t Die At Sea (Park Theatre), Birthright (Finborough Theatre), Agrippina (Jackson’s Lane), The Oyster Problem (Jermyn Street Theatre), SNAIL (VAULT Festival), Acid’s Reign (VAULT Festival), Lesbian Space Crime (Soho Theatre), Cassandra (UK tour), Time and Tide (UK tour), Another America (Park Theatre), Paradise Lost (The Shipwright), The Anarchist (Jermyn Street Theatre), An Intervention (Riverside Studios), Lizard King (UK tour), The 4th Country (Park Theatre).

Odinn is an Icelandic composer and sound designer working primarily in theatre, podcasts and short films. He has a particular interest in experimenting with everyday sounds and turning them into music which he documents on Instagram. Odinn currently co-produces and does all the audio for horror-comedy anthology podcast Ramon Fear’s Terror Tapes. 

Recently Odinn has worked on the award-winning short film Two Stars Short (Sweet Doh), Broken Water at the Arcola Theatre (Lightbox Theatre), The Island (The Cervantes Theatre) and the children’s musical In the Dead of the Night (Faceplant Theatre).

Ibraheem grew up in Oman and is a London-based Stage Manager. He is a graduate in Stage Management from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. His credits include La Bohème (OperaUpClose), Scoring A Century (British Youth Opera), The Tempest (Wildcard’s productions), An Inspector Calls (PW Productions), Bad Roads (Fourth Monkey Productions), Duck (Katy Galloway Production), Rumble In The Jungle (Rematch), Don’t Destroy Me (2’sCompany Theatre). 

Antonia is a creative producer with experience across theatre and media in the UK, the US, and Europe. She is particularly passionate about interdisciplinary performance that engages audiences in novel ways. Her work has been supported by the Arts Council England, Jerwood Arts, The European Cultural Foundation, and Goethe Institute. She was a Creative Associate at Jermyn Street Theatre in 2023/2024. Recent credits include: Two Rounds (Jermyn Street Theatre), How We Begin (VAULT Festival), work.txt (Soho Theatre), The Last Sunset (immersive), KITCHEN (immersive).

Frederick is a visual, performance artist and theatre producer. He is also a freelance actor, director and playwright working across the UK, US and Europe. He has trained as a creative at the Chickenshed Theatre, Guildhall, and as the youngest member of the Warner Bros. Creative Talent program in its Year 1 cohort. His artistic practice is rooted in collaboration, interdisciplinary mediums and a broadening of scope for narrative, identity and surrealism on stage and on screen.