(in order of appearance)

Jack: Peter Head 

Basil: Anthony Teitler 

Young Man 1 / 'Felix': Darren Darnborough

Young Man 2 / 'Gareth': Edd Hunter

Camille: Sophie Holland 

Bella: Beverley Eve

Detective Miller: Nick Ewans

 

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Jack: Peter Head  

 

 

Peter Head studied Music at Cambridge University and was heading for a career as a concert pianist when he discovered his love for drama after playing Papageno in Mozart’s ‘The Magic Flute’.  He swapped Music for English and became part of the famous Cambridge ADC Theatre before taking postgraduate acting at the Webber Douglas Academy (London), where his roles ranged from Algernon in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ to Louis in ‘Angels in America’.  Peter has recently spent six months in Austria with Vienna’s English Theatre.

 

Basil: Anthony Teitler  

 

 

 

Anthony Teitler was born in London. He studied acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York. Since finishing drama school, Anthony has played a variety of lead roles in both theatre (inc. Tom – ‘This Property is Condemned’, Danny – ‘Sexual Perversity in Chicago’) and various short films on the film festival circuit.  Anthony’s other interests include International Relations and annoying people (!).

 

Yound Man 1 / 'Felix': Darren Darnborough  

 

Darren Darnborough has been acting from an early age, and as a teenager regularly played lead roles in new musicals across London.  After graduating from the University of London, Darren soon moved into television.  Darren has landed roles in British television series including ‘Eastenders’, ‘The Bill’ and ‘Holby City’; He has endorsed leading brands in over 35 commercials shown worldwide.  In 2005, he co-produced and starred in the short film ‘Lost In Cannes’ which was written, shot, edited, and premiered, all during the festival.

 

Darren is currently developing a feature film set in Las Vegas , which he will write and star in.  In 2006, Darren will split his time between the London and Los Angeles film communities.

Young Man 2 / 'Gareth': Edd Hunter  

Edd Hunter graduated from East 15 Acting School where he played lead roles in classics such as ‘Coriolanus’ and ‘Saint Joan’. He graduated from drama school in 2004 and has been working non-stop ever since.  He has played key roles in feature films such as ‘Flip a Coin’ and ‘The Winter Sun Is a Lie’. Other recent work includes playing the lead on the most recent Towers of London music video which aired on MTV and other music channels.

Camille: Sophie Holland  

 

 

 

Sophie Holland trained at the London Academy of Performing Arts and played lead roles in ‘Othello’ (Desdemona), ‘Tweltfh Night’ (Viola) and ‘Macbeth’ (Lady Macbeth).  After graduating from drama school, Sophie landed a lead role (Ally) in ‘ Forest of the Damned’ in 2005 where she acted opposite Tom Savini (‘From Dusk Til Dawn’, ‘Dawn of the Dead’). Sophie’s television credits include ‘Midsommer Murders’ and ‘True curse of the Mummy’.

 

Bella: Beverley Eve  

 

Beverley Eve spent the first half of her life in Indonesia . Her passion for acting was nurtured by her mother, actress Barbara Hatwell (‘ Brookside ’) and cousin, actor/director David Morrissey (‘Captain Corelli’s Mandolin’, ‘Girl With The Pearl Earring’, ‘Hilary and Jackie’).

 

Last year Beverley made her television debut in ‘Passerby’ (BBC1) opposite Jimmy Nesbitt (‘Millions’, ‘Bloody Sunday’, ‘Untitled 2006 Woody Allen project’).  She has also worked on numerous short films, music videos and a TV pilot for Talkback Thames. Recent stage credits include ‘The Wind in the Willows’ (No1 National Tour), and all four characters in Ayckbourn’s ‘A Cricket Match’ (Eye Theatre).  

Beverley lives in London and she is an active member of the famous London Community Gospel Choir.

 

Detective Miller: Nick Ewans  

 

 

Nick Ewans has numerous film and television credits.

Television drama credits include:
Lead roles in 'Krakatoa' (Channel 4), and appearances in 'Harbour Lights'(BBC), 'Othello' (ITV), and a guest role in Canadian sci-fi TV series 'Lexx',shown on sci-fi channels all over the world.

Film and television comedy credits include:

Multiple featured roles for BBC Comedy's 'The Last Laugh', plus 'Jack Dee's Sunday Service' (ITV) and 'My Life in the Film' (BBC).  Nick was skewered to a tree in 'Shaun of the Dead', shot in the '28 Days Later' and he grappled with actor Michael Ironside in slasher movie 'Fallen Angels'.

Theatre credits include: one-man shows at the Liverpool Playhouse studio and at the Cochrane Theatre, plus leads in 'One Last Surviving' (Lyric
Hammersmith), 'Diary of a Madman' (Cochrane Theatre), 'Mr Newman's Fear of Trees' and 'Massage' (both at The Old Red Lion Theatre).