Danielle Vitalis made her screen debut in the 2011 Joe Cornish film ATTACK THE BLOCK playing Tia. She later appeared in the E4 comedy drama series YOUNGERS, the BBC Three supernatural series IN THE FLESH and the Dave sitcom SLICED with Samson Kayo.
In 2020, she was included as one of Digital Spy magazine’s 30 Black British stars of tomorrow. After appearances in HORRIBLE HISTORIES and STATH LETS FLATS, she joined the third series of FAMALAM in 2020.
Her acting credits also include I MAY DESTROY YOU and BLACK MIRROR. In 2023, Danielle was in THE GREAT ESCAPER with Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson. Later that year, Danielle also played the lead role of Sammy in the Monica Heisey written Sky Comedy series SMOTHERED alongside Jon Pointing and Aisling Bea.
On stage, Danielle received rave reviews for her performance as Cleo in seven methods of killing kylie jenner by Jasmine Lee-Jones at the Royal Court Theatre in 2019. As a writer, she has original scripted projects currently in development with BBC Comedy.

Ben Coyle-Larner, known artistically as Loyle Carner, is a musician, actor and writer-director whose work combines introspective storytelling with a distinct creative vision. Building on his successful music career, Ben is making a name for himself in film and television, exploring new horizons as a writer, director, and actor. After honing his directing skills on Arlo Parks’ acclaimed music video EUGENE, he is now preparing to make his on-screen acting debut in Charlotte Regan’s drama MINT for the BBC, and developing his debut feature film with BBC Film as a writer-director.

Premiering to rave reviews at Cannes this year, Frank Dillane’s performance in Harris Dickinson’s directorial debut, URCHIN,  has cemented him as a star. Frank started acting at a young age appearing in HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE and PAPADOPOLOUS & SONS before leaving school. He then attended RADA and, upon graduation, immediately booked the role of “Coffin” in Ron Howard’s IN THE HEART OF THE SEA for Warner Brothers and then landed the lead role in FEAR THE WALKING DEAD which became the biggest series premiere in cable history. Since then, he has cemented himself as one of the UK’s best and most versatile young actors with starring roles in Apple’s THE ESSEX SERPENT opposite Claire Danes and Tom Hiddleston, opposite Beanie Feldstein in HOW TO BUILD A GIRL and in the most recent season of THE GIRLFRIEND EXPERIENCE to name a few. He can most recently be seen in Sally Wainwright’s THE BALLAD OF RENEGADE NELL for Disney+, the limited series JOAN for ITV opposite Sophie Turner, and in Athina Tsangari’s HARVEST opposite Caleb Landry Jones for Sixteen Films.

A versatile stage and screen actor, whose body of work extends across genres; from characterful comedy to gripping drama. Tom can currently be seen in Apple TV’s SLOW HORSES alongside Gary Oldman, and recently starred alongside Olivia Colman in Sam Mendes’ feature EMPIRE OF LIGHT. Prior to that, he portrayed, to great acclaim, the infamous Michael Fagan in THE CROWN and starred as ALEXANDER LITVINENKO in the critical hit A VERY EXPENSIVE POISON which premiered at The Old Vic. Recent screen credits include Fiore in AMC’s hit series PREACHER, Andy Apsted in the record-breaking BODYGUARD for ITV and Netflix. A beloved collaborator, Tom can also be seen in Philip K Dick’s ELECTRIC DREAMS for Channel 4, John Cameron Mitchell’s HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS AT PARTIES, Armando Iannucci’s THE DEATH OF STALIN and the BBC’s SHERLOCK. Tom has just wrapped the next season of SLOW HORSES.

Leila is best known for her BAFTA-nominated performance in Lucy Prebble’s I HATE SUZIE opposite Billie Piper and can most recently be seen in the box office hit BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY, opposite Renée Zellweger. She is currently shooting a lead role in TWO WEEKS IN AUGUST (BBC).

Her other notable TV credits include BETTER (BBC), BLACK MIRROR (Netflix), Armando Iannucci’s AVENUE 5 (HBO), THIS TIME WITH ALAN PARTRIDGE (BBC), LANDSCAPERS (HBO) opposite Olivia Colman and THE FEAR INDEX (Sky). On stage, Leila has most recently starred in RICHARD II at Shakespeare’s Globe and Nicholas Hytner’s JULIUS CAESAR at The Bridge Theatre. 

Kat is a BAFTA-winning writer, actor and comedian. Kat is best known for her original TV series SUCH BRAVE GIRLS, which she created, wrote and starred in. The show aired on BBC Three to critical acclaim and won the 2024 BAFTA for Scripted Comedy, while Kat also took home the award for Emerging Talent: Fiction. The show’s second series has recently wrapped filming. Kat has also co-written episodes for ITV2 series TELL ME EVERYTHING, and was awarded the prestigious BBC comedy writing bursary in 2019, becoming the in-house comedy writer for BBC Studios. A prolific joke writer, Kat’s television writing credits include THE JONATHAN ROSS SHOW (ITV1), JOE LYCETT’S GOT YOUR BACK (Channel 4), FRANKIE BOYLE’S NEW WORLD ORDER (BBC Two), UNFORGIVABLE (Dave), and THE MASH REPORT (BBC Two).

Julianne can currently be seen in Dan Fogelman’s PARADISE (Hulu) alongside James Marsden as well as the lead role in the highly anticipated series DOPE GIRLS (BBC) directed by Shannon Murphy. She will next be seen in James Hawes’ THE AMATEUR opposite Rami Malek and has just wrapped a guest role in the next season of HACKS (HBO). Julianne is perhaps best known for her turn as Lori Ross in MARE OF EASTTOWN opposite Kate Winslet, for which Julianne won the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress. In addition to this, Julianne can be seen in WINNING TIME: RISE OF THE LAKER DYNASTY, Stephen King’s THE OUTSIDER and BROADWALK EMPIRE with Steve Buscemi, all for HBO. Further television credits include Showtime’s MASTERS OF SEX, which earned her a Critics’ Choice nomination, USA Network’s EYEWITNESS, Steven Spielberg’s paranormal drama THE OTHERS, and David E. Kelly’s ALLY MCBEAL.

Temi Wilkey is an actor & writer from North London. Her one-woman show MAIN CHARACTER ENERGY debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to rave reviews, and will transfer to the Soho Theatre in Spring 2025. Temi studied English at the University of Cambridge before training with the National Youth Theatre REP company in 2014. Temi’s theatre credits include the European tour of Alexander Zeldin’s LOVE, HAMLET and CYMBELINE for the Royal Shakespeare Company, HOW TO HOLD YOUR BREATH at the Royal Court, and THE COMEDY OF ERRORS at the National Theatre. Temi’s debut play, THE HIGH TABLE, was produced at the Bush Theatre in Lynette Linton’s debut season, and won her the Stage Debut Award for Best Writer in 2020. Temi can also be seen in Russell T Davies’ YEARS AND YEARS for the BBC.

Sharlene can be most recently seen in the BBC’s MR LOVERMAN opposite Lennie James, and SHERWOOD S2 opposite David Harewood. Prior to this, she starred in THE DOLL FACTORY for Paramount Plus and the UK premiere of Jeremy O. Harris’ acclaimed play DADDY at the Almeida Theatre, opposite Claes Bang. Sharlene’s notable credits include ITV’s BAFTA-nominated series STEPHEN alongside Steve Coogan & Hugh Quarshie and she also played the leading role of AGNES in Steve MacQueen’s EDUCATION as part of the BAFTA and Golden Globe-nominated SMALL AXE anthology for the BBC. Other credits include Debbie Tucker Green’s EAR FOR EYE and WE HUNT TOGETHER.

Perdita can most recently be seen as the lead role of HIGGINS in MAGNUM P.I. for CBS and Sky One. Season 2 of the hit-series raked in nearly nine million viewers per episode, making it one of the most popular shows in America. Other recent credits include Steven Spielberg’s feature READY PLAYER ONE, Showtime’s PENNY DREADFUL, GRANTCHESTER for ITV, mini series REBELLION and Legendary Pictures’ AS ABOVE, SO BELOW.