Film includes: ARTHUR’S WHISKY (CK Films/ Sky Movies); SUMOTHERHOOD (Piece of Pie Productions);TOMB RAIDER (GK Films); REPROBATE (Beaumont Productions Ltd); FARMING (Groundswell Productions); LOVE ROSIE (RD Films); POWDER ROOM (DJ Films); UWANTME2KILLHIM? (Jumping Jack Films); ANUVAHOOD (Gunslinger); ELFIE HOPKINS & THE GAMMONS (Size 9); WILD BILL  (20ten Media); MADE IN DAGENHAM (Number 9 Films); BOOGIE WOOGIE (Autonomous); DONKEY PUNCH (Warp X); DADDY’S GIRL (Boda Films); BOYS / BULLET BOYS (Shine Productions); KIDULTHOOD (Stealth Films)

Television includes: COUNT ABDULLA (ITV); EASTENDERS (BBC); THE BARKING MURDERS (ITV Studios); TORVILL AND DEAN (ITV); JOE ORTON: LAID BARE (BBC); BABS (BBC); ELLEN (Touchpaper Television Ltd); MAD DOGS (Left Bank Pictures); RUN (Channel 4); TRUE LOVE (Working Title Television); FIVE DAUGHTERS (BBC); POIROT (ITV) DEAD SET (E4) PHOO ACTION (BBC Television) GOLD PLATED (World Productions / Channel 4); VINCENT (Granada Television); TOTALLY FRANK (Channel 4); MURDER INVESTIGATION TEAM (ITV)

Theatre includes: SEX WITH A STRANGER (Trafalgar Studio/ Hampstead Theatre); THE FASTEST CLOCK IN THE UNIVERSE (Hampstead Theatre / The Curve)

Short film includes: NO DOG (Emma Garrett & Todd Von Joel); LOVE POOL (DMC Film); ALLEYCATS (Elephant Gun); LOVE LETTERS (Ipso Facto Films)

Theatre: Dmitry (Marylebone Theatre); A Guide for the Homesick (Trafalgar Studios); Boudica (Shakespeare’s Globe); Don’t Sleep There Are Snakes (Simple8 Co/Park Theatre); The Events (Young Vic/Off-Broadway); Mother Courage (National theatre); The Lightning Child (Shakespeare’s Globe); Statement of Regret (National theatre); The Changeling (Cheek by Jowl/Barbican); Tierno Bokar (Peter Brook workshop; (Bouffes du Nord) Troilus & Cressida, Julius Caesar, Two Gentlemen of Verona (RSC).

Film: Little Bone Lodge (Signature Films); A Birthday Party (BFI/Screen Scotland); Lock-In (Papercut Productions); Betsy & Leonard (Iron Box Films); Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (Entertainment Films); Shoot On Sight (Cine Boutique).

Television: McMafia (AMC/BBC); Soon Gone: The Windrush Chronicles (BBC); The Mallorca Files (BBC); Holby City (BBC TV); The Bill (Talkback Thames/ITV); Roman’s Empire (BBC/Tiger Aspect).

Sophia Bush is an American actress, activist, director, producer, and entrepreneur. She has starred in television and film projects such as the hit comedy “John Tucker Must Die,” “Incredibles 2,” “One Tree Hill,” Dick Wolf’s “Chicago PD,” Hulu’s “Love, Victor,” “False Positive,” and NBC’s “This Is Us,” earning multiple Teen Choice Awards. Most recently, Sophia wrapped production on Bryan Greenberg’s directorial debut, “Junction” and starred in and produced the television series “Good Sam” on CBS. She currently hosts her podcast, “Work in Progress” and co-hosts the iHeartRadio podcast “Drama Queens” alongside Hilarie Burton Morgan and Bethany Joy Lenz. Bush was named one of the most charitable celebrities by CNN for her devotion to bettering girl’s education and the environment. As an activist, Bush has inspired young people to join her in raising funds for charities, built three primary schools in Guatemala and Laos, testified before the House Select Subcommittee on Vaccines, serves as a global ambassador of The Girl Project, a partner of Jane Walker, a co-founder and board member of I am a voter®, a co-founder and board member of Fashionkind, and a Strategic Advisors for First Women’s Bank alongside Billie Jean King.

Luis started out as a child actor, training at Anna Fiorentini’s Performing Arts School in Hackney, where he grew up. Having taken a step back from the industry for many years, Luis made the decision to return to acting in September 2021, honing his craft and re-training at Identity School Of Acting.

Luis made his professional stage debut in October 2022, starring in a bold undertaking of a 45-minute one man show, So You’ve Found Me at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre. With some critics describing Luis as “an appealing and charismatic performer”– “with an exuberant presence”, others hailed his performance as “remarkably magnetic” – “with a first-class gift for comic timing” and “a pitch perfect delivery”.

Recent short films include Happy Retirement Mr Pickering, directed by Keshav Shree and Charlie’s Last Laugh, directed by Sam Hartshorn (recent winner of the Cannes-affiliated Straight8 competition).
Alongside acting, Luis is the Creative Director and Co-Founder of ‘22×43 Creative’ a creative marketing & events agency. Over the past eight years, his agency has worked with several global brands in the realms of fashion, tech, food & drink to deliver creative consumer experiences and PR-worthy events.

Luis feels extremely excited and honoured to be making his West End debut in one of the hottest plays of our time and alongside an incredibly talented cast.

Gemma is a British Australian actor who trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.She has just appeared as Rachel Watson in The Girl On The Train (The Barn Theatre). Other theatre credits include: The Yellow Wallpaper (Omnibus Theatre), Goodbye Jamie Boyd (State Theatre of Western Australia, Darling Theatre, Australian Tour), Hamlet (La Boîte Theatre, Brisbane), The Herbal Bed (New Theatre, Sydney), One Thumb Out (New York Fringe).Gemma has written and starred in several films, her most recent 1-800-D-DIRECT (Bish Media) had notable recognition in Oscar/BAFTA & BIFA accredited festivals. Other Film/Television credits include: The Mountain (SKY), Forever Young (Bish Media), Breaking the Band (ITV), The Big One (Comedy Unit for C4), Final Resting Pose (Really Bright Media), Pulse (ABC). 

Training: East 15 Acting School (Winner of the Tom Bennet Award for comedy).

She is Creative Associate at Fat Rascal Theatre, credits include: Unfortunate; The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch (UK Tour), Bryony Buckle/Vulvarine in Vulvarine: A New Musical (King’s Head Theatre and UK Tour), Angie in Buzz: A New Musical (Pleasance), Waiter! There’s a murder in my Soup! (Troubadour Wembley Park), Tom and Bunny Save the World (Assembly and UK Tour) and Beauty and The Beast; A Musical Parody (King’s Head Theatre and UK Tour – for which she received an Off West End Award Nomination for Best Supporting Female in a Musical).

Other Theatre credits: Jack Frost (Norwich Playhouse), The Case of the Missing Monsters (Dorich House),  Always Easier for the Others (The Yard Theatre) & Cinderella (The Hounslow Arts Centre) for which she has been nominated for ‘Best Sisters’ at the Pantomime Awards.

TV: The Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV), Derren Brown: Fear & Faith (Channel 4)

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts

Feature Film – Kajaki: The True Story – Played:

Credits Whilst Training:

Lenny in Days of Significance

Vincent in Kimalia

John Shank in Cressida

Don John in Much Ado About Nothing