Sorrow, 1882 at NYC Rogue Theater Festival

Atticus Orsborn is a theater and film maker based in NYC. His debut feature film The Three Little Proletariat Pigs is available to stream on Amazon Prime. He currently teaches at the Playwrights Horizons Theater School, Lee Strasberg Film & Theater Institute, and Fordham University.

Theatre includes: Jack Absolute Flies Again (National Theatre); Redlands (Chichester Festival Theatre); Three Sisters (Almeida Theatre); Macbeth (Australian Shakespeare Company); The Bee in Me (Unicorn Theatre); The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Finborough Theatre/Yard Theatre); Notes from a Small Island (Watermill Theatre); Wang Bang Willy Wagon (Golden Goose Theatre); Makeshifts/Realities/Honour Thu Father (Finborough Theatre); A Tale of Two Cities (Darlington Civic Theatre/Hippodrome) Television includes: McDonald & Dodds (ITV); Grantchester (ITV); Shiny Floors (NFTS) Film includes: The Effects of Lying (ITVX) Writing includes: The Waiting Room (Jermyn Street Theatre); Roobaroo (The Space); PARTiTiON PLAY (Omnibus Theatre); Make Better (Playhouse East); Operation CURRY (Criterion Theatre New Writing)

Frances is an actor and writer from the seaside town of Folkestone, now based in London, England. A film enthusiast and lover of all things made by hands, when she's not rehearsing or writing Frances can be found skulking around the BFI Southbank or dropping obscure Muppets trivia. Recent theatre credits include: Sorrow, 1882 (Rogue Theatre Festival, Canal Cafe Theatre, and Rosemary Branch Theatre), Everything that annoys me, and you (Edinburgh Fringe), Liberal Me (R&D, Playdates UK), Scenes With Girls (Identity School of Acting), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Identity School of Acting)

Capucine is a Franco-Canadian actress graduate from the Conservatoire of Montreal and LAMDA. She has toured a clown show in Peru, street theatre in France and has recently done her own piece, Petit Léopard, in London.