James Alexandrou - Phil

James’ Theatre Credits include: Stephen in The Back Veil (Bruce James Productions); Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare’s Globe); Alexander in Gertrude’s Secret (Pure Bedlam Productions); Paul Baumer in All Quiet on the Western Front (Nottingham Playhouse); Grim in In My Name (Yaller Skunk); Orlando in As You Like It (British Shakespeare Company) and Pistol in Henry V (British Shakespeare Company)

TV and Film credits include; Mercutio in BBC Shakespeare, Andy Garsdale in Missing and Martin Fowler in EastEnders (All BBC); Liam in Left Outside (Goliath); PC Parkin-Betts in Lethal (Pure Film Productions); Jim Acosta in Semper Fidel (Independant) and Grant in Blessed Burden (Yardboy Pictures)

Radio Credits include; Liam in 8 Feet and Rising and Joey in The Homecoming (All BBC Radio 4)

George Brockbanks - Richard

George recently graduated from the Arts Educational School of Acting and was lucky enough to go straight in to employment with the RSC and National Theatre of Scotland in their touring production of Dunsinane.
Theatre credits while training include Duke Vincentio in Measure for Measure, Father in Love and Money and Macbeth in Macbeth.
Other Theatre credits include Kieren in Territory (Pleasance, Islington).

DNA marks his debut with Hull Truck.

Leah Brotherhead - Leah

Leah Brotherhead is a graduate of East 15 Acting School. Her theatre work includes The Kitchen Sink (The Bush Theatre) Sum Zero (Lyric Hammersmith Studio); Product Placement (Watford Palace Theatre); Time Warner Ignite 2 & 4 (Waterloo East Theatre) The 24 Hour Plays: Old Vic New Voices (The Old Vic); The House of Bernarda Alba (Tristan Bates Theatre); Eye/Balls (Soho Theatre); Victory Street (Soho Theatre). TV work includes Doctors (BBC) and she recently played Jess in Jess//Jim, a short film by Irresistible Film. She was the BBC Carleton Hobbs Award Winner of 2010 and her radio work includes The Archers (BBC Radio 4); I, Claudius (BBC Radio 4); The Big Sleep (BBC Radio 4); Danton's Death (BBC Radio 4); The Far Pavilions (BBC Radio 4) and numerous others.

Emily Butterfield - Lou

Emily trained at Drama Centre London. Her theatre credits include; Fairy Sweetpea in Jack and the Beanstalk (Salisbury Playhouse); Broken Time (Three Stones Media tour); Dolores in A Family Cookbook (Salisbury Playhouse); Jim Hawkins in Treasure Island (Watermill, Newbury); Nun in The Canterbury Tales (Northern Broadsides); Twink in Dinnerladies (No 1 Tour); Matilda in Matilda & Duffy Stupendours Space Adventure (Watermill, Newbury); Maid Marian in Robin Hood & The Babes in the Wood (Salisbury Playhouse); Enid & Natalya in Two Cities (Salisbury Playhouse); Love Story (Workshop).

Emily’s TV and Film credits include; Young Doctors (Talkback Thames); Rachel in The Secret Diary of a Call Girl (Tiger Aspect); Serving Girl in Robin Hood (BBC); Gemma in The Bill (Talkback Thames); Adele in Holby City (BBC); Madeline in Guinea Pigs; Lily in Smile and  Claudia in Three.

Tom Clegg - Danny

Tom is thrilled to be making his professional stage debut with Hull Truck Theatre Company after graduating from Guildhall School of Music & Drama in 2011.

Tom recently made his TV debut in Doctors (BBC).

Daniel Francis-Swaby - Brian

Daniel graduated from Italia Conti with a BA in Acting in July 2011 and is delighted to be joining the Hull Truck Theatre Company for his first professional theatre credit.

Rhys Jennings - John Tate

Rhys trained at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Theatre Credits include: The Rivals (Theatre Royal Bath / National Tour / West End Transfer to Theatre Royal Haymarket); Auricular: Dagenham Art Brut (Theatre503); Newsrevue (Canal Cafe Theatre) and Cymbeline (Tabard Theatre).

In 2009 Rhys won the Carleton Hobbs Bursary Award and worked with the BBC Radio Drama Company for five months. Radio Credits include: The Plantagenets, The Changeling (dir. Jeremy Mortimer); Black Hearts in Battersea, The Honourable Schoolboy (dir. Marc Beeby); Matilda (dir. Claire Grove); High-Lites and Planet B (dir. Jessica Dromgoole).

Rhys also voiced Captain Pascal in Doctor Who: Waterloo of the Daleks (Big Finish Productions) and is the voice of Jack Holden in computer game Zombies, Run!

Elexi Walker - Cathy

Elexi’s Theatre Credits include: Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew (Southwark Playhouse); Helen Robinson in To Kill A Mockingbird (York Theatre Royal - tour); The Vagina Monologues (Mark Goucher Ltd.); Jenny in Desert Boy (Nitro Theatre); Beth Lofreda in The Laramie Project: Ten Years On (Hope Theatre Co.); GG in These Four Streets (Birmingham Rep) and Various roles in Transmissions (Birmingham Rep). She was also a featured singer in Fats Waller’s Musical Show: Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Oxfordshire Touring Theatre).

TV, Film and Radio Credits include: Rhiannon in Doctors (BBC Television); Elexi was a Norman Beaton Fellowship finalist in 2010.