Jennifer trained as an actress at RADA after studying History at Cambridge University.  She has had great pleasure working as an actress on varied theatre and film projects, both classical and contemporary, in Britain, Europe, and America.  In London, Jennifer has performed at Shakespeare's Globe and with the internationally-acclaimed Cheek by Jowl.

Jennifer also initiates her own projects, such as The Only Girl in the World at The Arcola Theatre (Best Off West End Production 2008 - Time Out), and works with various theatre companies, creating and developing original work.  She is currently working with Insite Performance towards the UK premiere of a stunning Russian classic, Larissa and the Merchants.

Jennifer is passionate about teaching and constantly looking for new ways to feed her experience from the rehearsal room back into her workshops.  She has several years of experience as a workshop leader and has led drama-based workshops across London on behalf of RADA and Shakespeare’s Globe, as well as developing and running courses for City Acting.  She has taught in several prestigious U.S. universities such as Vassar and  Wellesley, as well as coaching a wide range of individual students, and hosting corporate workshops for private institutions such as The Dorchester.

Charlie is a professional actor, director, trainer and teacher.  Charlie trained as an actor at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and has worked extensively in film, television and theatre.

He has been running workshops for several years both for individuals and for the business world. 

His work includes West End theatre, Television and Film.  Having worked in some of the UK’s most prestigious theatres Charlie has recently returned from a directing a production of Twelfth Night at the Ludlow Shakespeare festival.  He has also worked in theatre around the  UK and in the US, including Manchester’s Royal Exchange, the Oxford Playhouse, the Exeter Northcott and theatres in Chicago, Utah, Indiana and North Carolina.

Charlie is currently working with RADA, delivering actors’ skills to the business world.

Roses Urquhart is an actress, writer and director and works in theatre, film, radio, circus and cabaret. She trained at RADA and trained previously in dance theatre at the Laban centre and in circus with Le Cirque Agathe

Roses writes and directs The Night Kitchen Cabaret, a cult London theatre series telling surreal, compelling stories using theatre, circus, music and dance. Her first film, Circularity Thinking, brings hula-hooping to the boardroom and is currently showing at film festivals. Acting credits include Nicholas Nickleby for Chichester Festival Theatre, Private Lives for Bath Theatre Royal and Gabriel at the Arcola. Roses also performs in a cabaret double-act around the country.

Roses works as a presentation coach in the business sector and has taught workshops and courses for City Acting for the last two years.

www.rosesurquhart.net

Russell trained as a director at Middlesex University and GITIS Academy of Theatre Arts, Moscow.

His theatre credits as director include the critical acclaimed The Road to Mecca (Arcola Theatre), The Roman Bath (Arcola Theatre), Captain Oates' Left Sock (Finborough Theatre), Tiny Bones (Theatre 503), Three More Sleepless Nights (Tristan Bates Theatre) and Fourplay (Tristan Bates Theatre). He has been assistant director for The Royal Shakespeare Company, Old Vic, Bristol Old Vic, and Nottingham Playhouse.

Russell teaches improvisation at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, is a visiting director of Shakespeare at RWCMD and visiting practitioner at Kent University.

Olly graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in 2005.

His theatre credits include Nikolas in One For The Road (BAC), Riccardo in The Representative (Finnborough Theatre), Wiven in Sleeping Beauty (Mercury Theatre), Ian in A Stab In The Dark (Osip Productions), The Gentleman in Clown Café (Graduate Theatre Company) and Lotario in Cardenio (Aporia Theatre Company) and, most recently, Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (The Lord Chamberlain’s Men). Oliver has also appeared in numerous productions for the RADA Graduate Company. His film credits include Broadside (Docema Productions)

Olly has been many years experience as an acting teacher and spent a year in Australia where he ran an acting course for non-actors. He works with children in  South London, teaches the Youth Access workshops at RADA, has been a guest tutor for the West Glamorgan Youth Theatre Company and has recently started working for Bigfoot Theatre Arts as a drama facilitator.