Victoria Pratt – ‘Verity’

Victoria Pratt is a performer, artist and practitioner specialising in experimental theatre. She is based in Leeds and frequently collaborates with the collective Slung Low - most recently performing in ‘Helium’ at the Barbican (2008 winner of the Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award)

Victoria is a member of the International festival for emerging artists. She has undertaken a variety of performance roles from the durational, site-specific to all-singing, all-dancing drag performance. Victoria is one member of the three piece boyband `Northstar'.  

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Chris graduated from Bristol University in the early 60's and apart from a short spell writing, with productions in Sheffield, London, Bochum and two national tours, he has been acting ever since.

He has twice been nominated for a Manchester Evening News Award for his performances in Corpse! at Oldham and A Chip in the Sugarat Bolton. He toured extensively with the RSC, playing Gremio in The Taming of the Shrew in Stratford, London, the Far East and America. Recent work has mostly been with Yellow Leaf Theatre, a touring company he set up with two other actors in 2002.

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Michael Ross has performed stand-up and sketch comedy at various venues, including the Comedy Store. He is also a prize-winning playwright whose work has been staged in London and Edinburgh.

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When I was seven years old I played an egg next to a host of other ingredients. We eventually became a cake, it was a great ensemble piece. At nine I played a stunningly toothless Lion in the Wizard of Oz, the performance resonated through the towns of Formby and Crosby for many years.

Unfortunately none of this fame translated to tangible success and nowadays I am pursuing this more vigorously.  I'm now an incredibly serious comedian and actor, one half of the comedy team known as ‘Extra Mundane’. We're writing and steadily producing an online sitcom that can be viewed on Youtube and of course prime time television. In the very near future. Hopefully.

John Hunter – Writer / Producer

John currently works as a freelance script-reader for the BBC, ITV and Screen Yorkshire whilst writing and developing his own drama projects. He has also trained as a script editor with Rollem Productions.

John has a great interest in multi-platform and interactive narratives. ‘The End is Nigel’ is his first exploration into creating online drama.

John would also like to point out that he built the sandwich-board especially for this production and did not, as some people have presumed, have it lying around already.

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Heather Fenoughty – Music & Sound Design / Webmistress

Heather is an award-winning composer and sound designer for film, television, theatre and multimedia.

Her credits include several feature films, documentaries for BBC1, 2, 3, 4 and ITV; she has worked on nearly a hundred short films, winning awards for sound, and including the BAFTA-nominated 'Nits' (2004); her commercial credits include adverts for Nissan.

Heather likes to do a bit of webdesign on the side for fun projects!

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Chris Elliott – Film Director / Editor

Chris is a recent Film and Media Production graduate from Sheffield Hallam University.

He currently works as broadcast journalist for educational resource and careers advice company U-Xplore; interviewing people about their careers, producing and editing video content for online distribution.

He has directed nine short films prior to working on 'Nigel', some of which were shot whilst traveling in Italy.

His ambition is to one day own a boat.

Mike Cunsolo – ‘Tom’ / Film Producer

Mike was born in Manchester in 1980 and spent his teenage years in Spain.

Since studying Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University he has followed various career paths including Performance Art, Music, Comedy and Licensing.

He currently splits his time between producing other people’s projects (such as ‘The End is Nigel’) and developing his own multi-platform project ‘Extra Mundane.

Richard Cookson – ‘Saxophone Deity’ artist

Richard Cookson is a writer and illustrator working in London. He graduated from Bournemouth University with a 2.1 BA(Hons) in New Media Production in 2002.

In 2003 he moved to London and currently works in BBC Drama while writing and drawing an original graphic novel in his spare time.

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Lucy Spurrier – Graffiti Artist

Lucy grew up in West Yorkshire, spent teenage years in North Yorkshire and has settled (for now) in South Yorkshire.

She is an artist specialising in painting and digital collage. She also records and produces her own music and has collaborated with other musicians and artists on various projects.

Seb Marscewski – Production Asst.