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Caitlin Thorburn has just filmed a lovely character role in an episode of Coronation Street.
She recently finished playing Gretel, Lady and Princess in Grimm Tales at Theatre by the Lake, Keswick.
She was also cast in The Childrens' Hour at the Royal Exchange, Manchester.
She is a recent graduate of MMU and was a Spotlight Prize Nominee and Carleton Hobbs Finalist.
RP accent plus Northen and American to native standard. Dual-based - London/ Manchester
She recently finished playing Gretel, Lady and Princess in Grimm Tales at Theatre by the Lake, Keswick.
She was also cast in The Childrens' Hour at the Royal Exchange, Manchester.
She is a recent graduate of MMU and was a Spotlight Prize Nominee and Carleton Hobbs Finalist.
RP accent plus Northen and American to native standard. Dual-based - London/ Manchester
Caitlin Thorburn
Freddie Machin is currently playing Golyadkin Junior (The Double) in a stage adaptation of Dostoyevsky's "The Double" at the White Bear Theatre, Kennington until April 3rd. See
for more details.
James Buxton (Extra! Extra!)
Freddie recently played a number of roles in the radio drama, "Death in Genoa", alongside Simon Callow and Samuel Barnett. He is also leading "Measure for Measure " workshops for The Almeida Theatre.
Other recent credits include Joe in Manor at the Soho Theatre Studio, Philip in Avocado at the King's Head Theatre ("Really enjoyable. Great writing, great acting. Fantastic!" - BBC Radio 4), Petruchio in Taming of the Shrew at RADA. and a staged reading of Sardanapalus at Shakespeare's Globe.
Fantastic range of accents.
Freddie Machin
"Machin, as Golyadkin's double, played the role with great relish, switching between Machiavellian upstart and innocent, loyal friend with ease.
The direction, by Kate McGregor was excellent..
The Double is an entertaining, energetic adaptation that captures the spirit of Dostoyevsky's novella, and one that is definitely worth seeing."
The direction, by Kate McGregor was excellent..
The Double is an entertaining, energetic adaptation that captures the spirit of Dostoyevsky's novella, and one that is definitely worth seeing."
Grant Dinwoodie has just been cast in the lead role of Eric Glamis in the amazing new production of the musical "From a Jack to a King", written by Bob Carlton and directed by Matt Devitt. Grant will be touring to the far east during April and May where they will be performing at some fabulous venues.
Grant is the lead singer and guitarist with the acclaimed Scottish rock and blues band, The Yah Yahs.
He graduated from the Cumbria Institute of the Arts in 2006 and has since performed throughout the UK, both on tour with his band and as an actor/singer/musician in various shows. He is an accomplished musician and multi-instrumentalist. Amongst others, he plays guitar, keyboards, drums and the accordion!
Grant is the lead singer and guitarist with the acclaimed Scottish rock and blues band, The Yah Yahs.
He graduated from the Cumbria Institute of the Arts in 2006 and has since performed throughout the UK, both on tour with his band and as an actor/singer/musician in various shows. He is an accomplished musician and multi-instrumentalist. Amongst others, he plays guitar, keyboards, drums and the accordion!
Grant Dinwoodie
Anna has just played the female lead opposite Italian star, Marco Foschi in the the film "Perceptions of a Portrait".
In 2009 Anna toured with Hampstead Theatre's wonderful production of "Alphabetical Order" where she went on as Lesley and covered the role of Lucy (Imogen Stubbs).
Previous credits include The Ciderhouse Rules, Sex and the City and Outbreak Investigation.
Trained with the world renowned Uta Hagen in New York (previous students include Al Pacino, Sigourney Weaver & Liza Minnelli).
RP accent plus American to native standard. Also speaks fluent Swedish to native standard.
In 2009 Anna toured with Hampstead Theatre's wonderful production of "Alphabetical Order" where she went on as Lesley and covered the role of Lucy (Imogen Stubbs).
Previous credits include The Ciderhouse Rules, Sex and the City and Outbreak Investigation.
Trained with the world renowned Uta Hagen in New York (previous students include Al Pacino, Sigourney Weaver & Liza Minnelli).
RP accent plus American to native standard. Also speaks fluent Swedish to native standard.
Anna Wollin
Vera Chok
Vera has just played Mrs Watson in the BBC Talent Boost production, "Ferriby Towers", due to be screened later this year on BBC2. She has also played the lead role, Nana, in the short film "Trains".
She recently finished playing Fanny and Lucy in the hilarious and highly acclaimed "Mansfield Park & Ride" in Ipswich, which sold out for eight weeks and was named as one of the Top 10 Christmas Shows by The Guardian.
She recently finished playing Fanny and Lucy in the hilarious and highly acclaimed "Mansfield Park & Ride" in Ipswich, which sold out for eight weeks and was named as one of the Top 10 Christmas Shows by The Guardian.
"I particularly admired Vera Chok who played the Beggar that morphed into Lucy Bonnet and Fanny Fitz-Tightly and accompanied the songs with her polished piano accompaniment." - Wilfred Arasaratnam (BBC Suffolk)
"Mansfield Park & Ride made my face ache from laughing; a real Christmas cracker."- Lynne Mortimer (East Anglian Times)
"I loved every minute." Hugh Homan (The Stage)
"Mansfield Park & Ride made my face ache from laughing; a real Christmas cracker."- Lynne Mortimer (East Anglian Times)
"I loved every minute." Hugh Homan (The Stage)
"There is quite simply no weak link in McGregor's cast, who all acquit themselves splendidly. Machin's riotously subversive 'Drop Dead Fred'-esque performance may linger in the memory longest, but in truth this is an ensemble triumph" - Dominic di Nezza (Remotegoat)