Elena Alexandra is an actor and theatre maker. She completed a Masters in Text and Performance from RADA and then went on to train as an actress at East 15 Acting School. While training, she played the role of Ranyevskaia in The Cherry Orchard, and The Duchess of York in Richard II.

Elena’s credits include a rehearsed reading of Hamlyn (Southwark playhouse), The Mad Woman of Chaillot (The Cockpit), Antigone (The Southwark playhouse, Forest Café, and Athinais Theatre in Athens).

Elena recently developed her own all female theatre company, Fighetta. Elena performs the intimidating role of Momma in their new exciting show, Vesta. 

Their debut show, Vesta, was performed at the White Bear, CLF Arts Café and The Three and Ten Brighton. Fighetta were also nominated at the Brighton Fringe for “One to watch” award. 

Since graduating with distinction from East 15 Acting School in 2012, Lilian has been involved in various theatre and film productions in the UK and Germany, notably the dreamthinkspeak production “In The Beginning Was The End” at Somerset House. 

Her most recent work includes the devised play “This is your life.” at the Yard Theatre, directed by Alex Rennie, as well as various short films. Other roles included: Imogen (Cymbeline) at Shakespeare’s Globe directed by Tom Cornford, Lucienne (An Absolute Turkey) at the Cockpit Theatre directed by Robin Sneller, Laura (The Father) at East 15 and Married Woman (Blue Room) at East 15.

For more information visit: http://lilianschiffer.com/

Trained in Madrid in the Claudia Fres Drama School and in the Central School of Speech and Drama in London,  Bernard Bullen performed in classical theatre from 2001 to 2004 , including Romeo and Juliet , The Tartuffe and other plays while he was still studying drama. Touring around Spain and for International theatre festivals made him experience the passion for theatre . Also in 2004 he played a small but very nurturing role in Don Juan Tenorio for the National Dramatic Centre. In 2006 he made the move to TV, getting roles in episodes for different Spanish TV shows such as Hospital Central or Amar en tiempos Revueltos . In 2009 he moved to London where his international career started expanding, not only working in the UK, where he worked in the film Le Capital, directed by Costa-Gavras, but in Italy, where he played in 2010/11 a Colombian thug for Squadra Antimafia 3, in Colombia in 2012 the TV series La Promesa, aired in All South America and part of the Spanish speaking US. Bilingual Spanish/English and speaking Italian and French, Bernard travels where the work takes him. Now in 2014 he is taking part of HAMLYN, an exciting and challenging theatre production. Bernard is extremely excited as it will be his comeback to theatre after nearly 10 years of just TV and film work and for the first time on the London stage.

Tyrone Graduated from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art 2005-2008. LAMDA. Recently he has just finished filming with Tom Riley on the BBC Worldwide Series 2 of Da Vinci’s Demons. Previous to this Tyrone performed at The Orange Tree theatre in the production of THE TEMPEST (Ariel) and he also played one of the principle roles (Javed/Bilal)  in OUT OF JOINTS World Premiere of "MIXED UP NORTH" written by Robin Soans and directed by Max Stafford Clark. He also appeared at The Young Vic Theatre in a new play "Amazonia" directed by Joe Hill Gibbons.Tyrone is best known for acting opposite Johnny Depp in the Feature Film PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN. Tyrone also took on the lead role in the Feature film RU-486 directed by award winning Italian director Irene Maffei

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Alex Andreou left a promising career in law - much to the chagrin of his mother - to train as an actor at The Poor School at the tender age of 38. Since then he has played, mostly, very unpleasant people for the National Theatre (Black Album), Southbank Centre (Golden Age), Bath Royal, Liverpoool Playhouse and Yorkshire Playhouse (BA tour), Royal Manchester Exchange (View from A Bridge), Jermyn Street (Socrates and His Clouds), Ljubljana Arts Festival (Jesus Christ Superstar) and many others, including regular work with the acclaimed Sturdy Beggars Theatre Company (Princess Ivona, The Wolf, Uncle Vanya, Othello, The City). Film credits include The Wolfman and Hercules.

Alex has taught Shakespeare and directed at The Poor School. He made his directing debut with Mamet's "Boston Marriage". He was a regular contributor to the New Statesman, has written for Radio 4 and, currently, writes for the Guardian. His first play will be staged in the late autumn and his first novel is being published in early 2015.