Alfie is a writer from and based in Wirral. Having graduated with a Masters in Psychology and working with the NHS, this experience and knowledge deeply informs the work he writes. Currently working on his first full-length piece and multiple shorter plays.

Holly is a writer from the Wirral. Last year, she graduated from the University of Salford with a First-Class Honours Degree in English and Film, where she took modules such as Scriptwriting, Biography, and British Comedy. Studying these subjects helped her realise that she enjoys creating stories about real and/or relatable characters, who find themselves in surreal and chaotic situations.

Jasmin is a multidisciplinary creative, writer, actor and playwright whose work explores the power of storytelling to connect, heal and inspire. With a degree in Creative Writing, Media and Communication, Jasmin works across playwriting, screenwriting, prose, poetry and performance, bringing a curiosity and sensitivity to the stories she tells.

Passionate about the ways stories can bring people closer together, Jasmin is particularly drawn to underrepresented voices and untold stories. Her work seeks to create space for perspectives that are often overlooked, while exploring themes that are honest, relevant and relatable. For Jasmin, storytelling is more than entertainment; it is a way of understanding ourselves and one another. She believes that the right story can make someone feel seen, spark a conversation, offer healing, or inspire change.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Jasmin hopes to create meaningful, human-centered stories that resonate with audiences and leave something with them long after the story ends.

Ella is a writer from the North West who grew up in Hong Kong. She writes across poetry, theatre, and film, with a particular interest in emotionally complex characters and the tensions between inner experience and external expectation. Having written and published two poetry collections under the name Eleonora Grace, her writing often draws on her own connection to the complexities of living between cultures, exploring themes of loss, belonging, and identity.

Molly is a writer, currently in the final year of her creative writing degree at LJMU. Her work focuses on stories. that are grounded in reality and focus on emotion. She has been interested in theatre since she was a child; however, this never really got beyond school plays and always stayed on the acting side. ‘Julia’ marks Molly’s theatrical writing debut.

Alex is a writer from Merseyside who spent five years at LA Productions as a Script Editor, before moving into narrative gaming as a Story Associate for Fusebox Games. His writing often explores outsiders attempting to cope with the changing modern world.

Sam is an emerging writer, actor and musician based in Liverpool. Sam often finds themselves doing far too many creative things at once. They are currently in their final year at Liverpool Hope University, where they are studying Music and Education. Alongside this, Sam is President of the Liverpool Hope University Drama Society, where they are currently directing ‘Alice in Wonderland’ because apparently one creative project isn’t enough

Claire is a director, writer, facilitator and creative therapist based in Liverpool. They use their identity as a Queer, Disabled, Global Majority artist to tell stories rooted in lived experience, blending creativity with activism for healing, positive action and authentic representation.

As a writer and director, work includes: Wings (First Take), Rooted (Unity Theatre and The Dukes, Lancaster)

As an assistant director, work includes: Transpose Pity Party: Subverse (Barbican), Mrs Dalloway (Storyhouse) and Love & Information (Storyhouse).

Claire was joint recipient of an Off-West End Award for Best Staging: Transpose Pit Party: Subverse (Barbican Centre).

Zoë (they/them) is a Liverpool-based creative working across disciplines as an actor/musician, director, musical director and facilitator.

For the Everyman, work includes: Romeo & Juliet (as Romeo and Creative Associate), and resident baddie in Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel and Cinderella.

As an actor, select work includes: Malory Towers (Emma Rice Company), Wildfire Road (Sheffield Theatres), The Caucasian Chalk Circle (Rose Theatre Kingston), A Christmas Carol (Shakespeare North), Romeo & Juliet (Globe Theatre), Out of Water (Orange Tree and Royal Shakespeare Company) and White Teeth (Kiln Theatre).

They have also worked as a composer and musical director (both on and offstage) for companies including Chichester Festival Theatre, Storyhouse and Rose Theatre Kingston.

Zoë trained at The BRIT School and Rose Bruford.