Helen Griffin (Purple and Green; This Time I Win; Little
Mermaid)
Helen has worked extensively in theatre in Wales, most
recently reviving her acclaimed one-woman show, Caitlin, for the Dylan Thomas centenary. Another one-woman show,
(no-one will work with her!), Who's
Afraid Of Rachel Roberts?!, which she also co-wrote, played in Edinburgh
last year and she has performed in several National Theatre Wales productions.
TV work includes Getting On, Coronation Street, Criminal Justice 2, The
Bill, Dr Who, Con Passionata, Pobl Y Cwm, Casualty and Holby City. Film includes Human
Traffic, Twin Town and Little White
Lies, (which she also wrote), and for which she won a BAFTA Cymru Best
Actress. She has recently been filming Under
Milk Wood, directed by Kevin Allen and Just
Jim, directed by Craig Roberts. The film Y Syrcas, for which she wrote the screenplay, has just been
nominated Best Film Bafta Cymru. She is currently writing a series for Ffatti
Films and S4C called Scarlet Town.
Lynn Hunter (An Extraordinary Woman; Inge; Nissa’s
Waiting Over There)
Lynn has been an actress for longer than she cares to
remember. She has been fortunate enough to have worked in theatre, television,
film and radio. For the past 20 years she has been involved in the development
of new writing and is very pleased to be involved in this, Agent 160's event
showcasing new writing. Lynn is currently shooting two new television series
written by Russell T. Davies, Cucumber
for Channel 4 and Banana for E4. They
will air in January 2015.
Llinos Mai (Red Heart; Poo Karma and Arctic Exploration;
Shidan)
Llinos Mai is a well-known theatre actress. She has worked
with many theatre companies such as Torch Theatre, Theatr Iolo, National
Theatre Wales, NTW Waleslab, Mappa Mundi, Mai Oh Mai Productions, Arts
Active/WMC, Sherman Cymru, Gwent Theatre, Cabaret Whales, Theatr Na N’og and
Jarbones Theatre Company.
She is a talented comedy actress and has appeared in
comedies including Allergy, Angela in
Angela and Buster and Lauren in Lauren and Jade. She has appeared in Y Pris for Fiction Factory.
Llinos is a fluent Welsh speaker and a highly skilled
actor-musician playing the harp, bass guitar, flute, piano, ukulele and is a
fantastic Soprano singer. She is a great composer, writer and drama workshop
leader.
Caryl Morgan (Custard Slice Eaters; Llond
Boi; John Grace)
Caryl is from Swansea
and trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
She is an Associate
Actor at Clwyd Theatr Cymru where her credits include the national tour of Under Milk Wood, Boeing Boeing, A Doll’s House, Roots, Arcadia and The Cherry Orchard.
Other, most recent,
theatre work includes: Halt! Who goes
there? (Theatr na n’Og), Dyled Eileen
(Theatr Genedlaethol), A Letter from
Shakespeare (GradCo) and workshopping Peter Karrie’s new musical Rasputin, Ripples to Revolution.
Radio work includes: And Quiet Flows the Don, Making Perfume
and Dammed for BBC Radio 4 and Dyddiau Hope Street for BBC Radio Cymru.
Screen work includes: Being Human (BBC3) A470 (ITV Wales) and Mabel (Spinning Head Productions).
Caryl spent three years
playing regular character Izzy Evans in the Welsh soap Pobol y Cwm on S4C.
Natalie Paisey (Frequency Hopping with the
Ecstasy Girl; A Mother’s Heart; Unarmed/Heb Arf)
Natalie is a
Cardiff-based actress, originally from Ammanford. She has performed in Italy
with the director Firenza Guidi and in Wales with National Theatre Wales,
Sherman Cymru, and with Welsh National Opera in collaboration with YelloBrick
Theatre Company. She has made appearances in BBC/S4C’s Pobol Y Cwm, BBC’s The Sarah
Jane Adventures and Merlin as
well as in numerous short films, voice overs and on radio; and will be
appearing in Ruth Jones’ Stella in
early 2015.
Natalie is herself an
aspiring playwright and is very happy to be involved in this inspirational
project.
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