Erica has worked as a professional actor and director for over forty years. A founding member of Theatr Pena, an Arts Council of Wales-funded national touring company, she was the company’s Artistic Director from 2008 to 2019. 

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Most recently, Erica performed in The Gateway (a new play directed by Phil Clark) and in Morfydd, a film portraying the life of the Welsh singer and composer, Morfydd Llwyn Owen (directed by Andy Newberry for S4C). She is also known for playing Sian Davies in three series of the award-winning BBC comedy drama, The Indian Doctor. 

Suzy’s love of acting began when she performed at Christ College in Brecon. Her theatre credits include Jacqueline Picasso in Picasso’s Women, Chris in Calendar Girls, and Peggy in Lilies on the Land.  Suzy also has experience in film and television, having appeared in Casualty, The Crown, Hidden, Sister Boniface and Father Brown. 

When “resting” Suzy can be found roaming the hills in search of direction…. 

Marc’s love of performing began at the age of 15, when he joined the Carmarthen Youth Opera playing Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar. Under the leadership of Elizabeth 'Liz' Evans (portrayed by Samantha Morton in the 2022 Sky Movie, Save the Cinema), the group stopped the demolition of the Lyric Theatre/Cinema in Carmarthen. Marc reprised the role of Judas in the BBC Wales documentary Youth Session, and also appeared as principal soloist on S4C's Christmas Eve broadcast Hedd y Byd.

After over 30 years as a primary school teacher, Marc recently returned to acting. Highlights include playing Glyn in the short film Pinch of Fantasy (Talu Studios) and, of course, appearing in Siôl at Theatr Brycheiniog.

Hannah trained at the renowned Ivana Chubbuck studio in Los Angeles and gained a BA in Acting from Trinity University College. She has worked for National Theatre Wales, Company of Sirens, The Other Room, Winterlight Theatre, 3 Crate Productions, Living Pictures, Avant Cymru, Southbank Centre and Fluellen Theatre.

As a voice artist, Hannah was nominated for Best Audio Performance at the VOX Awards 2024 and recently recorded a new version of Under Milk Wood for Audio Café. 

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On screen, Hannah has worked with S4C, BBC Cymru, Treetops Films, Buffoon Media, Rockadove, Boom Cymru and Avanti.

Roisin discovered her love of theatre, playing the role of Bottom at her school in Tunbridge Wells, and went on to study theatre at the University of Winchester. Roisin lives in Brecon and appears regularly in local productions and pantomime. She also directs for Brecon Little Theatre. 

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Roisin facilitates Theatr Wildcats, an inclusive company for adults with learning disabilities and also runs the youth theatre, Ghost Light Theatre Company. She is passionate about introducing Shakespeare to young people in a fun and accessible way and has directed several successful Shakespeare-ish productions.

Rhona is the Artistic Director of Happy Dragons Theatre, a professional theatre company based in Monmouthshire, Wales, committed to creating performance experiences for and with the community. 

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As an actor and director, Rhona has experience on stage and screen in the UK, the Channel Islands, and Luxembourg. Career highlights include performing Samuel Beckett's seminal works Not I and Footfalls, as well as premiering the improvised show The Virginia Monologues at the National Theatre of Luxembourg.

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Rhona is passionate about theatre that is inclusive and accessible, and was previously an Artistic Associate with Side by Side Theatre, developing and producing theatre for learning-disabled and neurodiverse adults.