Currently appearing in the West End transfer of ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ (Piccadilly Theatre)

Theatre Includes: ‘Much Ado About Not(h)ing’ (The Cockpit), ‘Grip’ (Tristan Bates Theatre), ‘The Divide’ (Old Vic), ‘Fatherland’ (Frantic Assembly, Lyric Hammersmith), ‘Twelfth Night’ and ‘The Trial’ (Young Vic), ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ and ‘Light Shining in Buckinghamshire’ (National Theatre), ‘The Treatment’ (Almeida), ‘Mr Gillie’ (Finborough), ‘King Lear’, ‘Coriolanus’ and ‘Julius Caesar’ (Royal Shakespeare Company, The Barbican).

Training includes: RADA Elders Company from January 2017 to December 2018, performing in ‘Down the Hatch’ and ‘Of Blood’ (George Bernard Shaw Theatre).

Claire is a versatile actress whose training included courses at PPA academy, a BA from the Courtyard Theatre Training Company and MET film school. Since graduating she has worked both in film and theatre. Claire also spent two years as a associate artist of Theatre N16, ingniting her passion for new writing and emerging theatre. Her recent roles include principle parts in Wet (Various), Modern Horror Stories (Tristain Bates Theatre), Severed (Lauren Thompson Films) and appeared in feature film Eve (Fablemaze). In previous years she won the award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'I'll Walk With God' (Encore Films).

Connor trained at The University of Northampton on the BA(Hons) Acting 3 years, graduating in 2017. Connor has just completed a tour of ‘Romeo & Juliet’ where he played Juliet as part of an all-male cast. He is also a writer and is currently producing a short play/ series of monologues focused on ‘outsiders’ and the LGBT community.

Credits Include:

Juliet in ‘Romeo & Juliet’ & Claudio in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ (Groundlings Theatre/ UK Tour), ‘Hobsons Choice’ (UK Tour dir Matthew Townshend), ‘CRASHERS’ (Tristan Bates), Ariel in ‘The Tempest’ (Royal & Derngate dir Caroline Steinbeis/NYT), ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ (Royal & Derngate dir James Dacre), ‘Jingle Bells’ (Bell Beyond Theatre/ Italian Tour),

Whilst In Training Include:

‘Posh’ (The Royal & Derngate, dir Dan Coleman), ‘Shrapnel’ (dir Stuart Melton), ‘Romeo & Juliet’ (dir Emily Jenkins), ‘A Midsummer Nights Dream’ Touring (dir Helen Barnett) , & ‘Headphones’ (dir Thomas Line)

Since Graduating from the London College of Music with a degree in Acting, Helen went on to perform as an Actor onboard the Marella Discovery 2 for 11 months while travelling around the Caribbean and Mediterranean.

Since then she has performed as an elf in an interactive outdoor Christmas Show in Liverpool and written comedy sketches for News Revue at The Canal Cafe.

Helen has loved coming to the monthly networkshops with N2P and looks forward to meeting more amazing creatives in the future.

In training credits also include: Man of Law & Chauntecleer in The Canterbury Tales; Olivia in A Midsummer Nights Dream; Lily in Punk Rock.

Sammy is a graduate from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts who has played roles from Shakespeare to modern American.

He most recently performed in Grip with Nothing 2 Perform company.

Previously working on a feature film and some short films.

Hannah is an actor from County Durham and graduate of Guildford School of Acting. Her credits include A New Leaf (Old Red Lion), Five Years (The Pleasance) Othello (Cockpit Theatre & Brunel Museum), Petroleuse (Lyric Hammersmith), I’m Sorry But (Bread & Roses Theatre), Don’t Touch Me, Shadow Folk, Moorcroft (John Thaw Studio), The Wasp (Ivy Arts Centre), Earthquakes in London, DNA, Road (GSA). Hannah has worked with 'Head and Wrecker' productions on a music video for the band ‘On Video’ called Adversary. Hannah also wrote, produced and starred in her one woman play; 'A Jar of White Feathers’, which premiered at the Tristan Bates Theatre last year. Most recently she enjoyed taking part in Emberfly Theatre’s 24hour play challenge.

James is a British born actor who trained with The Rada Youth Company. His credits include; South Downs (The Harold Pinter) Doctors (BBC) Topstory (Old Vic Tunnels) Rat In A Box (The Tristan Bates) & Three Unrelated Short Plays (Theatre N16). He has also worked extensively as commercial actor on various international and national TV spots. As a writer & director he received four star reviews for his ensemble comedy shows Three Unrelated Short Plays & The Big Awkward Family Sketch Show, while his short Into The Wild: Geoffrey Windermere-Johnson came third at the London Online Short Film Festival

Laura Jane Whyte is an actress based in London. She trained at Identity School of Acting and has taken courses at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Laura Jane has recently gained her first credits on a mixture of low budget features and student films while continuing her training, primarily at The Mono Box. She has a degree in Comparative Literature and Film Studies from the University of London.

Scott recently graduated from RADA where he studied an MA in Text and Performance, specialising in writing as well as acting. He also recently began working with London Film School as one of their resident actors, working with MA screenwriting students. Scott is proud to be developing N2P with such a talented group of artists, and does so as his main focus. N2P now also facilitate monthly Networkshops - which Scott began with Harriet Taylor in late 2018. Other credits include Anna-Liisa - RADA, Much Ado About Nothing - RADA, Meiwes/Brandes - N2P, Nothing to Perform - N2P, Space to Create - National Theatre, Henry V - Antic Disposition National Tour.

This is Scott's third original piece of writing under the banner of N2P.

Natalie has been performing from a young age in Acting, Singing and Dancing. A Actress and Singer at heart. She went on to study Musical Theatre for 2 Years at Dance College London, from there she discovered her passion for Acting and went to Los Angelas where she took various Acting Workshops at The Stella Adler Academy and The Meisner Centre, building her technique for the craft. She wanted to make a career out of Acting and decided to apply for Drama School, and was lucky enough to train in Acting at Drama Studio London for a year. Building her skill set along the way in Acting in T.v Radio and Theatre and Writing. She graduated after a year and started working professionally in Theatre and Commercials. It was along this path she also discovered her passion for writing, and as such is currently working on a play and a film script which she dreams of being produced one day.

Oliver is originally from the Lake District, spending his early years with the Young Actors company at The Theatre by the Lake. After completing his training at the University of Northampton School of the Arts in July, he made the move to London to pursue his acting career. Credits include: Henry, Lord of the Flies, Ricky Dukes, Greenwich Theatre. Kamal, Going to Extremes, Sean McGrath, AlterEgo Creative Solutions. Reverend Parris, The Crucible, Nadia Papachronopoulou, Jackson’s Lane. Saturninus, Titus Andronicus, Tobias Deacon, Delepre Abbey.

Oliver is an avid singer and musician, playing guitar and ukulele, and is currently working on original music with his group Robbing Dogs. In his time at Northampton, Oliver aquired APC intermediate stage combat qualification in 5 separate weapons including broadsword and long staff, as well as receiving Estill voice training.

Born in Birmingham, Sarah trained in London at the Academy Drama School and Identity School of Acting and most recently a short course at RADA.

Overseas training includes: The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute and Tom Todoroff Studio. Sarah is an active member of the Anthony Meindl Actors Workshop.

Theatre credits include: Euripides' Women of Troy, The Bald Soprano and Gloria.

Film credits include: Inbetween (multi-nominated) and Outlanders. Sarah just wrapped on The Wayback, a virtual reality short film directed by Kevin Thomas

Sarah is thrilled to working with N2P and Damon Rochefort, and to be back at the Cockpit Theatre.

Isabelle Schuler is a Swiss-American actress and screenwriter living in London (and able to work across the US, UK, EEA, and EU thanks to her dual nationality).

She recently wrote, produced and starred in the short film Baby Steps, which went on to win Top 4 at the Shakespeare Film Festival and was screened at Crossing the Screen Festival. Baby Steps is now screening in an online exhibition with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. She also created Women's Month, a video series celebrating International Women’s Month 2018 and dedicated to diversifying performances of Shakespeare. The second series was released in March 2019.

Alongside her own projects, Isabelle has acted in various short films in LA, and appeared on London stages last year as Romea in a gender-bent Romeo and Juliet (or Romea and Julien).
Outside of making Shakespeare more accessible through music and film, Isabelle is drawn to adaptations of familiar stories, told from a different perspective. She is currently developing a feature film based on the 12th century folktale Bluebeard, and is in pre-production for her next short film which she has written and will star in, Introducing Evelyn, a comedy about loneliness.
Lastly, she is pitching her first TV Pilot, Queen Hereafter, which was Longlisted by Thousand Films Script Competition supported by Sid Gentle Films.