Will Bishop

Will is from Norfolk and grew up in Cheshire. After studying at Cambridge University, he trained at LAMDA, graduating in 2019. He has recently completed The Royal Court’s ‘Intro to Playwriting’ Group. He likes writing that is heartfelt, funny and expansive, switching from the mundane to the epic at the drop of a hat. He has been cast as a priest on 15 separate occasions. He’s based in South London. Recent stage acting credits include Sorry We Didn’t Die At Sea by Emanuele Aldrovandi (2023), Just Be Good by Billie Collins (2022), Back to Anna by Anna Clart and Anita Brokmeir (2021), and The Ofsted Massacre by Phil Porter (2019). Recent screen acting credits include Odd Squad (2023) and the Fairy Platinum Plus Advert (2024).

Will’s Spotlight page.

Colm Gleeson

Colm is an actor, writer, and musician from Dublin, based in South London. Having studied Drama Studies and English Literature in Trinity College, Dublin, he subsequently moved to London to train at LAMDA. He’s particularly interested in magical realism: stories where the everyday is shot through with moments of the inexplicable. Since graduating in 2019, he has appeared in The Commitments (UK and Ireland Tour), Bleak Expectations (The Watermill Theatre), This Be The Verse (Hen & Chickens Theatre), The Wife of Michael Cleary Songbook (Royal Court Liverpool), and Puckoon (BBC Radio 4). Previous writing credits include Papini (Dublin Fringe), and contributions to Balsamic Vignettes (Edinburgh Fringe).

Colm’s Spotlight page.