This is Freema’s RSC debut

Theatre includes: Romeo and Juliet (Duke of York’s Theatre), God of Carnage (Lyric Hammersmith), Apologia (Trafalgar Studios) 

Television includes: Dreamland, New Amsterdam, Sense8 Rubenesque, The Carrie Diaries, Old Jack’s Boat, Law and Order: UK, Survivors, Little Dorrit, Dr Who, Torchwood, Silent Witness, Crossroads  

Film includes: The Matrix Resurrections, Eat Locals, North v South, Rulers and Dealers, Aisha The American 

This is Emily’s RSC debut 

Theatre includes: Bronco Billy (Charing Cross Theatre); Cabaret (West End); Bat Out Of Hell (West End, Manchester Opera House, London Coliseum, Ed Mirvish Theatre Toronto); The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe (The Bridge Theatre); Zog:Live! (UK Tour) 

Trained at:  Performance Preparation Academy 

This is Norman’s RSC debut 

Theatre includes: The Bodyguard (Ljubljana Festival), Mamma Mia (Novello Theatre), Kiss Me Kate (Lyric Belfast), 42nd Street (Drury Lane), Murder Ballad (Arts Theatre), King Lear (Manchester Royal Exchange), Of Mice & Men (Birmingham Rep), Henry V (Noel Coward Theatre), Macbeth (Manchester International Festival & Park Armoury, New York), Finding Neverland (Leicester Curve), Mack & Mabel (Southwark Playhouse), End of The Rainbow, Cats, Grease, Sunset Boulevard, West Side Story, Masterclass, Pirates of Penzance, (UK No 1 Tour), Mamma Mia (Prince of Wales), Twelfth Night (Donmar/Wyndhams Theatre), High School Musical (Hammersmith Apollo), Parade (Donmar Warehouse), Lady Be Good (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), Carousel (Chichester Festival Theatre), Guys & Dolls (Donmar/West End), Les Miserables (West End and UK Tour)

Television includes: Poldark, Holby City (BBC), The Spanish Princess (Starz), Mr. 11 (Tiger Aspect), Don’t Look Back (Undercover Productions), Los Dos Bros (Hat-Trick) & The Saint Pilot (Castel Film) 

Film includes: Firebrand, The Hessen Affair 

This is George’s RSC debut 

Theatre includes: The Secret Garden (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), The Beautiful Future is Coming (Jermyn Street Theatre), Spur (Vault Festival), After Birth (Omnibus Theatre), Snow White (Theatre 503), Eigengrau (Waterloo East Theatre), And Tell Sad Stories of The Death of Queens (King’s Head Theatre), Frankenstein (Watermill Theatre / Wilton’s Music Hall) 

Television includes: Doctors, EastEnders (BBC), Call The Midwife (BBC/Neal Street Productions) 

Radio includes: Doctor Who: The Demon Song; The War Master: Hearts of Darkness (Big Finish Productions)

Previous RSC includes: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo & Juliet (2018 Ian Charleson Award), Macbeth; Coriolanus; Salome; Vice Versa; Always Orange; Fall of the Kingdom, Rise of the Foot Soldier

Theatre includes: The Harmony Test (Hampstead Theatre), When the Crows Visit (Kiln Theatre); The Island Nation (Arcola Theatre)

Television includes: Interview with the Vampire S2 (AMC); Under the Bridge (Disney); Sherwood (BBC); Slow Horses (Apple/See Saw Films); This is Going to Hurt (BBC); The Lazarus Project (Sky); Manhunt (ITV1); Around the World in Eighty Days (Federation Entertainment); Wanderlust (BBC); NW (BBC)

Film includes: Allelujah (Pathe/BBC); Bus Driver (Batavia Productions)

This is Demetri’s RSC debut 

Theatre includes: Inferno 67 (Ronnie Scott’s), The Shark is Broken (West End/Royal Alexandra, Toronto), Ear for Eye, The Sweetest Swing in Baseball, Boy Gets Girl (Royal Court), Machinal, Mr Burns (Almeida Theatre), All the President’s Men?, His Girl Friday, A Prayer for Owen Meany, Find The Sun (National Theatre).  

Television includes: 10 Percent (Amazon), The Fear Index, The Alienist, Black Mirror (Netflix), Episodes (Showtime), Modus II (TV4), A Poet in New York, Twenty Twelve, Torchwood, Spooks (BBC), The Path to 9-11 (ABC) 

Film includes: Ear for Eye, Radioactive, Rocketman, The Catcher Was a Spy, Darkest Hour, Papillon, Borg McEnroe, Snowden, Everest, Rush, Austenland, X-Men: First Class, Good Vibrations, A Mighty Heart, Thunderbirds, The Bourne Identity, Saving Private Ryan, Little Women. 

Trained at: the Central School of Speech & Drama. 

This is Gwyneth's RSC debut season.

Theatre includes: To Kill a Mockingbird (Gielgud Theatre), As You Like It, The Heresy of Love (Globe Theatre), The Life and Times of Fanny Hill (Bristol Old Vic), Raising Martha (Park Theatre)

Television includes: Death Valley, Lost Boys & Fairies, Defending the Guilty, Vodka Diaries (BBC), The Trouble with Maggie Cole, Dr Thorne, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (ITV), Alex Rider (Amazon), The Crown, Black Mirror (Netflix), Craith (S4C/BBC), Bang (S4C), Wasted, Misfits (Channel 4)  

Film includes: The Toll, Elfie Hopkins, Closer To The Moon.  

Film includes: The Toll, Elfie Hopkins, Closer to the Moon.  

This is Cat’s RSC debut 

Screen includes: Ballywalter, Breathtaking (ITV)

Cat is also known as their alter ego ‘Cat Phisher’, a gender-bending, award-winning drag artist performing comedy, cabaret, burlesque, circus/side show and regular event hosting in London since 2021. 

Trained: Guildhall School of Music and Drama

This is Reece’s RSC debut

Credits whilst training include: Sticks and Stones (dir Diyan Zora,), Angels in America Part One: Millennium Approaches (dir Roger Haines), The Winslow Boy (dir Georgia Green), Pericles (title role, dir Rachel Bagshaw), Macbeth (dir Philip Sheppard), As You Like It (dir Aoife Smyth)

Reece also enjoys using his funny bone and trained under world-renowned clown master, Philippe Gaulier, in Paris, as well as being an actor-musician and singer.

Trained: RADA

This is Charlotte’s RSC debut

Theatre includes: Trueman and the Arsonists (Roundhouse), Jerusalem (West End, Apollo), Shandyland (Northern Stage), When the Sea Swallows Us Whole (The Vaults), Mission Control (National Theatre Wales), On the Other Hand We’re Happy, Daughterhood, Dexter and Winter’s Detective Agency, Island Town, Sticks and Stones, How to Spot an Alien (Paines Plough/Theatr Clwyd), Under Milk Wood (The Watermill), Hush (Paines Plough)

Television includes: Death Valley (BBC), The Witcher (Netflix) and Bang (S4C3) 

Radio includes: Her Story, An Accident That Wasn’t Your Fault, Torchwood 

Trained: Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

RSC includes: Wendy and Peter Pan 

Theatre includes: The Comedy Of Errors ( Shakespeare's Globe),Three Billy Goats Gruff (Chichester Festival Theatre/ Unicorn Theatre), Waiting for Lefty (Two Lines), Mephisto A Rhapsody (The Gate), Knives in Hens (Perth Theatre), The Rivals (Bristol Old Vic/ Citizens), Mametz, The Persians (National Theatre of Wales); Hannah, Not Now Bernard, Henry V (Unicorn Theatre/Tour); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Lyric, Hammersmith/ Royal Exchange/ UK Tour); Greenland, Our Class (National Theatre); Eurydice (Young Vic); Sitcom Trials (Leicester Square) 

Television includes: Steeltown Murders, Sherlock, Merlin, In Search of Pete Doherty 

Film includes: Dirt Ash Meat, Nobody Listens Anymore, Burn Burn Burn, Zero Dark Thirty, Hunky Dory 

Radio: Ed Reardon Trained at: The Guildhall School of Music and Drama 

Trained at: The Guildhall School of Music and Drama

RSC includes: Romeo & Juliet 

Theatre includes: The Starry Messenger (Wyndhams Theatre); Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train (Young Vic), Beaux Stratagem, Dara, The Oak Tree, Behind The Beautiful Forevers, Othello, The Absence of War, The Wind In The Willows, Murmuring Judges  (National Theatre),  Godchild (Hampstead Theatre Downstairs), A Midsummer Night's Dream ( Shakespeare's Globe),  King Lear (Almeida),  The King and I, (Leicester Curve),  An Enemy Of The People (Sheffield Crucible),  A Streetcar Named Desire ( Nuffield Southampton), The Crucible (Bolton Octagon), Hamlet,  Wuthering Heights (West Yorkshire Playhouse), 

Television includes: Andor S1-2, The Witchfinder, Invasion , Avenue 5, White Gold Series 2, Nightflyers, Safe, Marcella Series 2, Vera,  Hard Sun, Maigret, No Offence, Emerald City, Doctor Who

Film includes: American Sweatshop, Heavyweight, The Strangers, Head Full of Honey, VP, Ghost Recon

This is Tom’s RSC debut 

Theatre includes: Barnum (The Watermill Theatre), Shakespeare’s R & J (Reading Rep), Million Dollar Quartet (NCL), As You Like It, Camelot, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, A Mini Summer Night’s Dream, and Kiss Me Kate (The Watermill Theatre), Cilla - The Musical (UK and Ireland Tour), The Glenn Miller Story (London Coliseum), The Buddy Holly Story (UK Tour), Roll Over Beethoven (Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch).  

Tom is also a multi-instrumentalist performing for theatre shows and being a frontman for a rock ‘n roll show. Most recently, he was seen as the pianist for Jay Osmond’s theatre show featuring songs of The Osmonds.  

Trained at: Rose Bruford College and New York Film Academy and Tring Park.

RSC includes: Hamlet, Richard II. As director: As You Like It (Swan Complete Works), Hamlet (RSC Fringe). 

Theatre includes: The Writer (Almeida), Enron (Royal Court and West End), Betrayal (Donmar), Ivanov and Trigorin in the Young Chekhov season (Chichester), Caryl Churchill’s A Number (Sheffield and Cape Town) and Drunk Enough to Say I Love You (Public Theater New York), Arcadia (National Theatre). 

Screen includes: All Creatures Great and Small, Slow Horses, The Crown, W1A, Small Axe, Mr Selfridge, Cambridge Spies and the films Darkest Hour, The Gentlemen, Howards End, On Chesil Beach, Suffragette, Van Helsing, Notting Hill, Zeffirelli’s Jane Eyre, Archipel (in French), Hyde Park on Hudson and the voice of Pongo in Disney’s 101 Dalmatians II.

Radio: plays by Pinter, Coward, Frayn, Stoppard, Giles Terera and his partner Laura Wade. 

As a reciter, he has appeared with all the major British orchestras and at the Last Night of the Proms. He’s also narrated lots of documentaries and more than 100 audiobooks. Sam has directed 13 plays and two operas: Così fan tutte for English National Opera and The Magic Flute for the Palestine Mozart Festival. From 2006 to 2008 he ran the Sheffield Crucible, where he revived Howard Brenton’s The Romans in Britain. 

In various media Sam has played Brutus, Hal, Henry V, Coriolanus, Benedick, Bertram, Bassanio, Macduff, Octavius, Demetrius and the Bishop of Winchester. He is an Associate Artist of the RSC and a trustee of the Campaign for the Arts.

This is David’s RSC debut 

Theatre includes: The Comedy Of Errors (Persever Productions), Tuesdays with Morrie, Woman in Black (GEST in Gothenburg), Skin in the Game (Old Red Lion), Lilies and Sweets (Pleasance), The Wind of Heaven (Finborough), A Day by the Sea (Southwark Playhouse), French Without Tears (English Touring Theatre), Vieux Carré, In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel (Charing Cross Theatre), Aladdin (Aylesbury, Milton Keynes and Bristol Hippodrome), Sleeping Beauty (Waterside, Aylesbury), London Wall (Finborough, transferred to The St. James), Rigor Mortis (Finborough), Classical Studies  (Arcola), The Second Mrs. Tanqueray (Rose Theatre Kingston), London Assurance (National Theatre), Wuthering Heights (Birmingham Rep and National Tour), The Mousetrap (St. Martin’s), Pride and Prejudice, Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry V, As You Like It, The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, Love’s Labour’s Lost and The Two Noble Kinsmen (Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park)

David was a regular member of the Read Not Dead company at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe. He spent several years in regional rep theatres like Leicester, Pitlochry, Bolton, Oldham, Watford and Harrogate.