Tiajna Amayo graduated from the National Youth Theatre REP company in 2021.

Her theatre work has included Cheeky Little Brown at The Bristol Old Vic & Theatre Royal Stratford East (Directed by Chinonyerem Odimba) Cinderella, the Awesome Truth at the Polka Theatre (Directed by Sarah Punshon), A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Orange Tree Theatre (Directed by Fiona Drummond) and Three Billy Goats Gruff at the Unicorn Theatre and Chichester Festival Theatre (Directed by Justin Audibert). She also workshopped Pericles at the National Theatre (Directed by Chris Bush), and I Am Tree for the Chichester Festival Theatre (Directed by Justin Audibert).

She has recently made her television debut on BBC show Inside No.9 (Directed by Barbara Wiltshire).

Morag studied Classics at Cambridge before training at Drama Studio London. She also dances and choreographs, frequently collaborating with Tall Stories (including on their Olivier Award-nominated Room on the Broom). She has volunteered for almost 20 years for the children’s mentoring charity Scene & Heard.

Theatre includes: Harry Potter and The Cursed Child (Sonia Friedman Productions – Original cast & 2022), Little Lily Harley (The Rude Mechanicals), Wilde Creatures (Tall Stories – US Tour), The Little Bird Who Stayed For Winter (Roundhouse/Peut-ÊtreTheatre), Grimm Tales (The Bargehouse), Romeo and Juliet (National Theatre), Hummingbirds (Young Vic), In The Shadow Of Trees (Manchester Royal Exchange/Horse+Bamboo), The Ballad of Martha Brown (Angel Exit UK Tour), Room On The Broom (Tall Stories), The BFG (Derby Playhouse), The Garden of Llangoed (Newbury Watermill), Animal Farm (Tour de Force – World Tour),  Kes (Compagnie ACT), Twelfth Night (Chester Gateway Theatre), All’s Well That Ends Well (BAC),  The Seagull (Cambridge Festival Theatre)

Film and Television includes: The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford (BBC/BFI/Screen Scotland), Unforgotten (ITV – Mainstreet Pictures), I Love London (Tunic Media), The Littlest Boho (NerdTV), Doctors (BBC)

Emma trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA).

Theatre: The Other Place (National Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing; King Lear; As You Like It; The Tempest; and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (all for Shakespeare’s Globe).

Television: Juice (BBC3).

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Dennis’ theatre credits include: Dead On Time (Private Drama), The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary (Jermyn Street Theatre), The Play What I Wrote (Birmingham Rep), Around The World In 80 Days (New Vic/ Royal Exchange/UK Tour/42nd Street Theatre, New York); Peter Pan (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); The Lounge (Inspector Sands/Soho Theatre); The Winter’s Tale, Pericles, Measure For Measure, The Oresteia, The Knight Of The Burning Pestle (Shakespeare’s Globe); A Mad World My Masters (RSC/ETT); The Secret Agent (Theatre O/Young Vic) and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Told By An Idiot/ Svenska Teatr).

Dennis has also worked for Theatre By The Lake, Clywd Theatr Cymru, Northampton Royal, Coventry Belgrade, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds, Big Telly, Penny Dreadful, Cherub Theatre, Shifting Sands, Cartoon de Salvo, Walk The Plank, Compagnie ACT, Compagnie Quarks, Little Soldier and Third Party.

TV credits include: Doctors (BBC), Knightfall (A&E Studos); City Central, Close Up North and The Anorak (BBC).

Short films: Dj’s (Ursus); The Legend Of Bob Leonard (Mandrake); Manhunt (doyouwishtocontinue) and The Driving Seat (Turn The Slate).

Radio credits include: Talking to Chickens, Murmuration, Romance Is Dead and Secret Kebabs (BBC Radio 4).

Training: Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama

This is his first professional engagement since leaving college.

Theatre credits whilst training: Butch, THE GLUE; Belize/Mr Lies, ANGELS IN AMERICA PART ONE: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES; Cicero/Cinna the Poet/Varro, JULIUS CAESAR

Theatre: My Fair Lady (Curve Theatre); Falkland Sound (RSC); The Empress (RSC); Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (West End); A Bunch of Amateurs (Watermill Theatre); She Stoops to Conquer (National Theatre); Jerusalem (Royal Court Theatre).

Film & Television: The Sister Boniface Mysteries (BBC); Doctors (BBC); Mount Pleasant (Tiger Aspect); WPC 56 (BBC); Emmerdale (ITV); Extras (BBC).

Jane trained at The Royal Academy of Music, where she was elected Associate (ARAM) by the Honours Committee in 2023 and Royal Holloway, University of London. Theatre includes: Understudied and played Sibyl & Louise, u/s to Patricia Hodge as Amanda Private Lives (Ambassadors, West End & Theatre Royal Bath Productions UK tour); Volga Cansino Rita Hayworth (The Cockpit); First Woman Wonderful Town (Sir Simon Rattle & LSO Barbican); Jennyanydots Cats (London Palladium & Blackpool Opera House); u/s Diane, Connie & Dance Captain The Nightingales, u/s Veronica, Annette God of Carnage (Theatre Royal Bath Productions UK tour); Anna Lend Me A Tenor (Gielgud, West End / Plymouth Theatre Royal); Swing Leads The Go-Between (Apollo, West End); Diva Maria Langer Across The Wall (The Other Palace); Leila Iolanthe & Kate The Pirates of Penzance (Gielgud, West End & UK/USA tours); Anna Rags (Hope Mill Theatre); Vesta Tilley Business As Usual (Cheltenham Everyman); Sister Berthe The Sound of Music (RUG UK tour); Portia Shakespeare Smorgasbard (Caterham Festival); u/s Eliza Doolittle My Fair Lady (Esplanade Singapore); Margot The Merry Widow, First Soprano Lakme (Opera Holland Park); Miss Lynch Grease (No.1 UK tour); Jane Eloquent Protest (Trafalgar Studios); Babette La Cage Aux Folles (No.1 UK tour); Claudine Fanny (Sadler’s Wells); Music Hall Star Oh! What A Lovely War (Clwyd).

Film/Television includes: Maggie De-Lovely (MGM); Caroline Enduring Love (Paramount); Chloe Y Factor (Sky); Louise Anti-Crime (Home Office Campaign).

Radio includes Jia Obla Air & Emily Middleton Hall (British Council).

Concerts include: Guest singer at The Pan-European Voice Conference, Monaco Grand Prix and Lord's Cricket Ground.

Helen trained at LAMDA.

Theatre includes: Dead Girls Rising (Silent Uproar), The Wind and the Rain(Finborough Theatre), King Rodolfo (Soho Theatre), Cabaret (English Theatre, Frankfurt),Love All, Saviour and Pictures of Dorian Gray (Jermyn Street Theatre),  A Super Happy Story about Feeling Super Sad (Silent Uproar), Nutcracker! The Musical (Pleasance Theatre), Richard III (Upstairs at the Gatehouse), Happy to Help(Park Theatre), The Elves and the Shoemaker (Courtyard Theatre, Hereford), Feathers in the Snow (Southwark Playhouse), The Pillowman and The Light in the Piazza (Curve Theatre, Leicester).

TV Includes: Doctors

Film includes: Masters of Love

Helen is also a writer. Plays include Saviour at Jermyn Street Theatre and Prim, currently in development with the support of The Orange Tree.

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