Theo trained in professional acting at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and enjoys helping drama school aspirants with their preparation, as well as using his acting experience to offer communication skills advice for interview performance.

Theo studied Human, Social, and Political Sciences at Cambridge for his BA and MA, achieving the top result in his year with a ‘starred First’. He has gone on to achieve two master’s degrees, including in Psychology from Birkbeck College, where he also achieved the highest overall grade in his cohort. He has held teaching and research positions at McGill University and Birkbeck College, and has also worked on the creation of the most recent Oxford Handbook of Higher Education.

Rebecca is a performer, playwright, and theatre educator from Brooklyn, New York.  She earned her BA in Theatre Studies from Yale University and her MFA in Acting from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.  Upon graduating from Yale, Rebecca was awarded the Louis Sudler Prize, which is given to one graduating student who shows exceptional talent and promise in the performing arts.  At BOVTS, she was awarded the Bonnie Hurren Prize for Excellence.  Rebecca has worked at theatres across the United States in both straight plays and musicals.

A few of her favorite credits include the off-Broadway revival of Fiorello!, Macbeth at the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella at the Tuacahn Center for the Arts, and Oklahoma! at the Goodspeed Opera House.  Since moving to the UK for her Master’s, Rebecca has performed in Henry V at the Bristol Old Vic and in the world premiere of Dirty at the Mercury Theatre in Colchester.  Rebecca also has extensive experience as an audition coach and acting teacher.  Her students have been accepted to top drama schools including RADA and the Fontainebleau School of Acting.

Iniki was born and raised in Singapore, where she made her Stage and Screen debuts, before training at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. She is currently on the China tour of Lucy Bailey’s ‘Murder on the Orient Express’.

A prolific stage, screen and video game actor, her recent work includes Murder on the Orient Express (UK, Ireland & China tours), Peter Pan at the National Theatre, Space Plug for Disney, and Synched: Off Planet.

Claudia trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she received the Acting Gold Medal in 2016.

She has worked extensively across Theatre, Film, Television and Radio. She was in the original cast of Girl from the North Country at the Old Vic and in the West End, and has most recently appeared in Intimate Apparel at the Donmar Warehouse. Other theatre credits include The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs (Soho Theatre) and The Importance of Being Earnest (The Watermill). TV and Film credits include On Chesil Beach (BBC), This is Going to Hurt (BBC/AMC), and Pennyworth (Warner Bros.).

Claudia has taught and directed on the Preliminary Acting Course, the Summer School and the Outreach programme at Guildhall and is on their audition panel. She has also taught and directed at Fontainebleau School of Acting.