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VALERIE GOGAN

The Mother

Valerie trained at LAMDA and has worked extensively in theatre, film and television.

Theatre credits include The Secret Rapture, He Who Saw Everything (National Theatre), Worlds Apart (Royal Shakespeare Company), Love’s Labour’s Lost (Manchester Royal Exchange), A Doll’s House and Abigail’s Party (Theatre Clwyd), When is A Clock (Grey Light Prods.), A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, Pericles, The Winter’s Tale and Clothe The Naked (Leicester Haymarket), Widowers’ Houses (Palace Theatre, Watford), In Flame (Bush Theatre), Arden of Faversham (Old Red Lion), Warm (Theatre503) and Hamlet (Rapture Theatre). In the West End she has appeared in Les Liasons dangereuses (Ambassadors Theatre) and The Rehearsal (Almeida/Garrick Theatre). She was in N.F. Simpson’s final play, If So, Then Yes (Jermyn Street Theatre), and most recently in Catherine Johnson’s Shang-A-Lang (King’s Theatre, Glasgow).

Her films include Dangerous Liasons, One More Kiss, As You Like It, The Jealous Sister, I Am Dead, Animal, Honey and Razorblades and Junkhearts.

Leading roles on television include Hamish MacBeth, Heart of the High Country, David Copperfield, Gawain and The Green Knight, Arriverderci Millwall, The Mrs Bradley Mysteries, Silent Witness, Gertrude in the BBC’s Prefaces to Shakespeare and most recently 50 Ways to Kill Your Lover.

DANNY HORN

The Young Man

Danny trained at Central School of Speech and Drama.

His theatre credits include Junior in The Revenger’s Tragedy (Hoxton Hall). Film and television includes the lead role of Luke in feature film Scar Tissue (Sterling Pictures), Legend of the Boogeyman (UFO Films), MI

High (CBBC) and a guest lead in A Christmas Carol, the 2010 Christmas special episode of Doctor Who (BBC) in which he played a young Michael Gambon.

Short films include Perimeter Fence (Shudder Films) and Catalyst.

WILLIAM TROUGHTON

The Friend

Theatre credits include: The Ladykillers (West End and UK Tour), The Woman in Black (West End), Happy New (Trafalgar Studios), When Darkness Falls (Beau Sejour).

TV: Silk (BBC) and Crimson Field (BBC).

Film: Armistice

SAM REDFORD

The Brother-in-law

Theatre credits include: Hedda Gabler (Hartford Stage), The 39 Steps (City Theatre, Pittsburgh), The Belle of Belfast (Cherry Lane Theatre, NYC), Rock N Roll (PICT, Pittsburgh), The History Boys (PICT, Pittsburgh), The Seafarer (City Theatre, Pittsburgh), Mother Teresa is Dead (City Theatre, Pittsburgh), The Willis Girls (Show of Strength), Twelfth Night (Southwark Playhouse). Film: The Warehouse, Deadtime Stories 2, The Slammin’ Salmon, The Hurt Locker, Color me Kubrick, K-19 The Widowmaker.

TV: Casualty, One Life to Live, The Mayflower, Dirt War, Foyle’s War, Doctors, Second Sight.

JENNIE GRUNER

The Sister

Jennie Gruner studied at The Central School of Speech & Drama. Whilst training she was cast as ‘Julia’ in feature film Zero (Sterling Pictures, Dir. David Barrouk, Exec Prod. Nicolas Roeg), due to be released later this year.

Other credits include Petal in Above & Beyond (Corinthia Hotel, Look Left Look Right, 2013), Dogs (Tristan Bates Theatre, 2013), Press Pass (Bush Theatre, 2012), London: Four Corners One Heart (Theatre503, 2012), Seduced (Dir. Michael Kingsbury) and most recently appeared in A Tale of Two Cities (King’s Head), Terms & Conditions (Stepping Out Theatre). She shot the role of Ellie in Television Comedy Pilot This is Steve, and the lead in LSFF short film winner Come Clean. Jennie has just shot the film 120 Days and will next film The Great Fire (ITV).

She was voted one of the ‘Rising Stars of 2013’ by The London Magazine.