Angus Kennedy appears in the moving film, One Life, starring Anthony Hopkins as British humanitarian Nicholas Winton, who helped save hundreds of Central European children from the Nazis on the eve of World War II.
Patsy Blower charms us in Series 12 of BBC’s Call the Midwife, available to view on BBC iPlayer.
Greg Donaldson is currently starring as Trevor in Alan Ayckbourn’s Bedroom Farce at the New Venture Theatre, highly recommended by reviewers who are calling it a “winter-warming hit.”
Laura gives us chills as a cult leader in Amazon Prime commissioned short Borne, that has been on the festival circuit and winning accolades. It won Best Short Film at the Liverpool Indie Awards and was selected for London Directors Awards. It has screened at BAFTA and Oscar qualifying Flickers Rhode Island International Festival, as well as BIFA qualifying North East International Festival and Sunderland Shorts Festival.
Emily starred in HIVE, a sci-fi psychological thriller called “West End worthy” and “a visual feast” in four star reviews. HIVE has been awarded an OffFest Nomination at Edinburgh. Congratulations to Emily and the whole team!
You can catch Laura as a mob lawyer in Nightpiece Media’s feature film Eight Hundred Value now available for free on Amazon Prime.
See our own Angus Kennedy as the Heathrow cop Thicker in the Vanessa Caswill film Love At First Sight. On Netflix now.
Abi stars as the Storyteller in Rabbit in the Headlight’s touring production of Animal Farm. See it this October in Eastbourne, Uckfield, Brighton, Lewes, and Rottingdean. https://www.rabbitinheadlights.co.uk/theatre-productions
Laura shone in her role as bereaved mother and grandmother, Nat, in Understudied Productions’ September run of Pulitzer Prize winning American play “Rabbit Hole.”
Have you watched The Power yet on Amazon Prime? Catch our own Savannah in the final two episodes.
