Andrew Alton-Read has spent a lot of time mastering the art from attending places such as Anthony Meindl Actors Workshop where he learnt how to act on film.  He has attended courses in Meisner Technique, and obtained an MA in Acting Musical Theatre at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.  It's safe to say Andrew loves what he does. 

When he's not studying, you'll most likely find Andrew on a local bowling green in Essex or around a snooker table.

Andrew is skilled in Alexander Technique and is experienced in audio dramas, tap dancing and knitting.  A very wide-range of interests. 

He has the tools of being Britain's next top star and with his ballroom dancing background we could quite easily see him in a future series of BBC Strictly Come Dancing. 

Not only is Andrew based in Essex, he has links to the Merseyside and Greater London regions. 

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Joshua Alan is another one with cool letters after his name.

He got those letters after obtaining a First Class Degree in Acting for Stage and Screen at Staffordshire University.  In short, he has a Bachelor Of Arts qualification. 

That isn't the only studies Joshua has done in the field of drama, he has attended workshops in Voiceover, Commercial, Animation and Radio Dramas. 

Outside of performing arts, Joshua has experience in bartending, fencing and likes to do a spot of clay pigeon shooting.  He is a lifelong supporter of Liverpool Football Club.

Joshua has experience in radio and theatre plays.

He once portrayed Inspector Fix in a production of Around The World In 80 Days. 

Joshua is currently seeking agency representation. 

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Joshua is currently seeking representation. 
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Steven Radford has been on the go since around 1998.

One of his most earliest of performances was on the Merseyside Playhouse stage as Arthur Crabtree in Billy The Musical.

Subsequently, Steven has gone on to appear in some of the well-known television programmes such as Coronation Street, Brookside, Cold Feet, Hollyoaks, Emmerdale, Byker Grove and Crimewatch. 

He has worked with directors like Mickey Jones, Ian Bevitt and Abe Juckes.

Steven has easy access and connections to Greater London, Greater Manchester and the Merseyside regions.

In 2008 he lended his voice to a BBC Radio 4 audio drama called "The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists".  It was that production which became a Sony Award Nominee.  For those who don't know, a Sony Awards are basically the radio equivalent of The Oscars (according to Chris Moyles). 

In his spare time, Steven enjoys sports such as American Football, Snooker, Badminton and Swimming - to name a few. 

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James Clossick has quite probably one of the coolest credits I've ever come across.  He played a Serial Killer (John Sweeney) in a BBC Crimewatch reconstruction.  Don't get me wrong, the role - completely deplorable - but what it was for was absolutely awesome.  I was a huge fan of BBC Crimewatch and what it set-out to achieve so James gets a big THUMBS UP from me already.

When he's not portraying a nasty man on television, James has been extremely active in all forms of entertainment from radio, films, theatre and even appearing in television idents.  If you name it, chances are James has got the t-shirt. 

He is bilingual so if you're needing someone who speaks fluent French then James is your man. 

James likes to travel around England, he has connections in London, Hertfordshire and Manchester. 

In his spare time, James like fish, play tennis and knows his way around a snooker table. 

When James isn't in the drama world, he is a trained counsellor and likes to write blogs. 

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Luke Oliver has been an active member of the drama industry and was a frequent jobbing actor until the COVID-19 Pandemic closed the doors in March of 2020.

The Royal Academy Of Dramatic Arts graduate is currently seeking representation in the Southampton, London or Cardiff regions. 

In 2018, he tried his hand at doing presenting work at Commonwealth Youth Forum which, technically, means Luke used to work for His Majesty's Government but this bilingual speaker looks nothing like Boris Johnson so we won't hold that against him. 

Luke is yet to make his television debut as an actor but would jump at the chance to appear in the next big UK drama.  

Luke is currently seeking representation.  If you would like to have him on your roster please use the contact details below.