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Simon Williams
Simon has written two novels Talking Oscars and Kill the Lights, and seven stage plays including Nobody’s Perfect and its sequel Nobody’s Fool, Laying The Ghost and two thrillers: Kiss of Death and Double Death. His new play Some
Jesse Lewis - Reece
Jesse is a writer-director from Brighton, with a particular interest in working-class stories and giving voices to those with invisible disabilities. He studied at Bournemouth Film School where he wrote, directed, and edited his graduation short, BLEACH.
Michael Rosen was born in 1946 in North London. One of the best-known figures in the children's book world, he is renowned for his work as a poet, performer, broadcaster and scriptwriter. As an author and by selecting other writers’ works for anthologies he has been involved with over 140 books.
Stephen Keyworth
Stephen trained on the BBC Drama Writers Academy under John Yorke, and has written for EastEnders, Casualty and Doctors, as well as several plays and adaptations for Radio 4. In 2011 he won Shine Pictures' Big Idea feature film prize, and he did rewrites on Breaking The Ban
YouTube stars Cassetteboy have been making mash ups since before mash ups were even a thing. Their hits Cassetteboy vs The Bloody Apprentice and Cameron's Conference Rap have been viewed over 6 million times each and their YouTube channel has over 37 million views in total.
Spencer Jones
Spencer is a comedian, actor, and writer, who has been nominated twice for the Edinburgh Comedy Award and for multiple BAFTAs.
Spencer is a comedian, actor, and writer, who has been nominated twice for the Edinburgh Comedy Award and for multiple BAFTAs.
Adrian Bower
Adrian Bower can most recently be seen starring in GANGS OF LONDON on Sky Atlantic, directed by Gareth Evans. He has recently played a leading role opposite Ashley Jenson in the BBC series LOVE LIES AND RECORDS, written by Kay Mellor.
Colin Hoult is a celebrated actor, comedian and writer in television, radio and theatre. He is best known for his work with Ricky Gervais on Derek (Channel 4), After Life (Netflix) and Gervais and Merchant’s Life’s Too Short (BBC).