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Lokky Lau is a London-based Hong Kong actor and theatre maker. He began performing in his teenage years and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Professional Acting from Drama Studio London in 2025. His acting credits include Bao Zhong in ‘Doctors’ (BBC), Engineer in ‘3 Body Problem’ (Netflix) and Dame Madeleine in ‘Beauty and the Beast’ (DSL Pantomime Tour). With a background in management and corporate work, Lokky brings a structured and considered approach to his creative practice.

Nathaniel Flynn-Murphy is a London-Irish actor and recent MFA graduate from Drama Studio London. Growing up as one of ten children, he first discovered his love for acting after playing the lead role in his primary school production of ‘Sister Act 2’. Having spent his teenage years in Scotland, he returned to London at eighteen to pursue acting in earnest. Alongside completing a foundation in acting, Nathaniel also trained as a personal trainer, bringing discipline and focus to his craft. He is passionate in creating bold and dynamic theatre.

Ru Chavan is a versatile actor and recent graduate from Drama Studio London. He has extensive experience in theatre and rigorous training in screen acting. He specialises in physical theatre as well. His recent credits include Sir William Gower in ‘Trelawny of the ‘Wells’’, Othello in ‘Othello’ and Hjalmar Ekdal in ‘The Wild Duck’. He has also appeared as Manu in a short film, ‘Bahuroopi’. He also worked as Light and Costume Assistant in couple theatre productions.

Samantha Lentocha is an actor, educator, and theatre maker. Hailing from the US, she recently graduated with her MFA in Professional Acting from Drama Studio London. Her theatre credits include ‘Spamalot’, ‘Wolf Hall’, and ‘The Lion in Winter’. She also holds a Bachelors in both Theatre and Elementary Education, and she is passionate about arts integration. She enjoys working on innovative theatre pieces that explore nuanced approaches to universal stories.

Betsy Swift is an American hailing from the woods of Indiana. She recently graduated from Drama Studio London with an MFA in Professional Acting alongside her castmates. After graduating, she performed as the Princess of France in ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ at Walpole Park, and most recently performed at the Lambeth Fringe Festival in ‘Pentimento’, a play she wrote and performed in tandem with fellow DSL graduate Jermaine Khalil. With a background in English literature, Betsy is an avid writer and reader, with a particular love for comedy and period drama.

Shelton Wong recently graduated from Drama Studio London, and has designed and operated tech in several productions, including ‘MacBeth’, ‘Spoons’, and ‘Accommodating’. He enjoys cooking and reading in his spare time, and you can catch him performing as well, like in his own show ‘Wakaresaseya or How to End Things’.