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Faeron is a Cape Town based actor, writer and producer who has been involved in theatre since she was only three years old. She studied drama and dancing throughout school and then went on to do a BA with a double major in Screenwriting and English before earning her Honours in Film Production from the University of Cape Town. Throughout her performance career, she has appeared on numerous stages around Cape Town and beyond. In 2017, Faeron started F Creations, a production company aimed at bringing original work to the stage and screen. Some of her favourite productions she's been involved with include The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), The Comedy of Errors and Your Perfect Life (which won a Standard Bank Ovation Award at the 2019 National Arts Festival Fringe). Faeron is also currently the head of programming for a local theatre in Cape Town.

Judith Herbig studied Drama at the University of Pretoria and began her career with PACT and CAPAB in the early 1980s. She soon discovered a love for creating her own work, writing and performing three one-woman shows including The Dating Game (Black Sun Theatre & Grahamstown Festival), 40’s Secret Undercover Agent (Klein Libertas Theatre), and Spinnie in die Vreesweb (Durbanville). She also spent a season performing stand-up comedy with the Cape Comedy Collective in 2002.

At the Milnerton Playhouse, Judith has performed leading roles such as Helen Martins in The Road to Mecca (Millies Award – Best Actress) and Mrs. Dubois in Curl Up and Dye.

As a director, her productions include A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur, The Game’s Afoot, Those Crazy Ladies in the House on the Corner, Let’s Murder Marsha, The Savannah Sipping Society, Aunt Zelda’s Painting, and Scrooge Macbeth. Her production of Miracle of South Division Street in 2017 won the CATA Award for both Best Director and Best Production.

Judith has also directed numerous school productions, ranging from Shakespeare to comedy, and delights in bringing theatre to young performers. She is retiring from her job as a Drama teacher after 36 years at the end of 2025.

Recently wrote and performed another one-woman show, called 'Flights, Felines and Holy Frights' at Milnerton Playhouse (Oct 2025 and 2 more shows at Masque Theatre in January 2026.) Also presenting acting and directing workshops at Milnerton Playhouse in 2026.

Kim studied Drama at university and has been involved in the Cape Town theatre community since 2012, working and playing on the stage, backstage and behind the scenes. Outside the theatre, she does educational digital content creation, copyediting, graphic design, custom t-shirt and merch printing and has published an ever-growing number of children's books (find her books at kimr2.co.za).

Meagan is a managing editor at an online publishing house by day, and a theatre critic by night. When she's not wrangling rogue apostrophes, she's listening to cast albums and perfecting the art of singing every role at once in her car.