​I've always had a keen interest in theatre, whether watching, writing, acting or directing it. I ran a theatre company (The Superhero Club) whilst I was studying, and I was fortunate enough to take it to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with our production 'Oil!'. When this opportunity came about, I was thrilled to work with RebCat Productions to try something new and exciting in this new and evolving medium.

Theatre and performance has always been a longstanding and exciting facet of my life. Some of my fondest memories include trips to the theatre with my parents or with school. I attended Amanda Redman’s Artists Theatre School in Ealing for 5 years as a child, performing in 3 of their shows at The Questors Theatre. Whilst I still try to frequent as many shows as I can, I am enthralled by the opportunity to be a part of Rebcat Productions innovative and exciting project.

I got the bug for theatre at school after being press ganged into the lead role in several plays at school, nobody else wanted to do it. After a long hiatus, for life, I've been recommitted for ten years now to the challenges of Theatre. I love the preparation, the physical challenges, the battles with and transcendence over self-doubt and nerves, and the challenge to reach a point, however seldom, to be truthfully listening and responding in each moment. And the camaraderie, whilst always aware that this too will end.

The Truth Serum: what an amazing challenge in a new normal.

​ It takes me back to my youth, when for 8 years I was the lead actor of the “Young Students Acting Group” in Athens. Different stage, same feelings.​

I have always been interested in acting from a young age. First in a long series of school productions and then by joining a bi-lingual (English/Italian) theatre group in Milan with a focus on original works and live music. I am excited to be part of ´The Truth Serum,´ a boundary challenging and innovative live production as we face the ´new normal´ both in our real lives, and in theatre.

I studied acting in London and have been part of a theatre company called Foreign Affairs since 2016. We have worked on many international plays and with them I've been able to explore new ways of making theatre and bringing people together. Since being back in Milan I've been part of the original play Felliniland in honor of Italian director Federico Fellini.

As a child I always wanted to be on the stage. Did drama all through school with an intent to pursue acting - got waylaid and had an amazing career as hair and make-up artist. In my thirties did a two year drama course intending to pursue acting - got waylaid again and had another amazing twenty years as a therapist, teacher and author. Delighted to be back to a profession I love - who knows maybe this will be my time.

I have a life long love of drama and the theatre and spent my youth and early adult years immersed in all kinds of drama activities and productions both in the UK and then later in Italy. I love innovative ideas and challenging the boundaries of how to bring theatre to life in whatever mediums are available and I love the possibilities provided by being in these strange new times.

I trained at Birmingham School of Acting, and have a BBC Radio Drama award winning voice. I love voice over work and have my own recording set up, have appeared in a number of Edinburgh Fringe premiers, and on BBC Scotland playing my name sake. This year has brought TV and zoom theatre to the fore.

I fell in love with theatre in Milan in the late 80s, where I started being involved in original plays with a theatre company in which I was a founding member. I enjoy being part of the backstage (playwriting costumes, and music) as much as acting . As a founding member of RebCat creations I hope to be' involved in original productions for many years to come.

I have been enchanted by story telling for as long as I can remember. I love putting events together from the design to the delivery. The Lockdown was the catalyst behind RebCat Creations and a vehicle to pioneer stories in the emerging third medium, online theatre: which for us premiers with The Truth Serum. I am grateful for the opportunity to align with people who feel the same way as I do about the timeless art of story telling.

I'm a musician! My first approach to the study of music happened when I was five, in a choir. I fell in love with this world and that's how I ended up attending the conservatoire to study the clarinet a few years later. In July, I finished my Masters in Rotterdam, where I lived for the last two years and where I had the opportunity to discover and explore deeply into so many different styles of music and crossover projects involving dance and theatre! I absolutely loved contributing my skills to this brand new theatre project.