Harry graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Creative Industries (Acting and Performance design). After graduating Harry completed NIDA’s Open Studio: Screen Acting course in 2023 as he continued to develop his craft. Harry’s previous theatre credits include roles such as Francis Flute in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Skye in Bidgee Theatre Company’s Mamma Mia! The Musical, Touchstone/Duke Frederick in Box’d Theatre Companies As You Like It and Ross in Box’d Theatre Company's The Removalist. 

Growing up in a creative household, Isabella enjoyed ballet and violin at a young age. This continued to play a major role in her life as she was part of both the Arts Unit State Dance Ensemble, and the State Symphony Orchestra throughout high school. However, it wasn’t until year 8, when she was cast as part of the ensemble in Killara High School’s Singing in the Rain that she experienced the wonder and excitement of acting. Since then, she has performed as Gabriella in Killara High School’s production of High School Musical 2, Annie in St Andrew’s Cathedral School’s production of Annie: The Musical and Lady Gabrielle in The Madwoman of Chaillot. Isabella graduated from St Andrew’s Cathedral School in 2023 and currently plays violin in the SYO Philharmonic Orchestra and studies Communications (Media Arts Production) and International Studies at UTS hoping to have a future either onstage or behind the scenes in the performing arts or film and television industry.

Since graduating from WAAPA, Nicholas has worked extensively in film, television and theatre. Screen work includes Death in Brunswick, Home and Away, GP, Grass Roots, Mission Impossible 2, Sparks, co-lead lead in the ABC series Stringer and the short film Dead, Not Dying (Best Supporting Actor Awards Depth of Field Festival L.A. & Melbourne City Film Festival). In theatre he has worked for all the major companies in Australia including STC, MTC, Black Swan, La Boite, Darlinghurst Theatre Company and Belvoir. Theatre highlights include working with Mike Leigh devising Greek Tragedy (Edinburgh, London); national tour of his one person show SNAG which also went to Athens, New York, London and Edinburgh; the national tour of 12 Angry Men, Vinnie in The Odd Couple (Ensemble Theatre) and playing Freud in Freud's Last Session (Clock and Spiel).  For Joining the Dots Theatre Company Nicholas has directed Speak...Easy, Hell Hole, Babette's Feast and It's a Wonderful Life.  Nicholas also played Einstein in our production of Relativity at both The Greek Theatre and Riverside Theatres.

Tiffany Wong is an actor and director working across Gadigal and Wurundjeri lands. She is an Australian-born Chinese autistic artist with Singaporean and Malaysian heritage. She is the 2024 Cosgrave Associate Artist for Bell Shakespeare and the Artistic Director of Slanted Theatre. As an actor, Tiffany is in the feature film Five Blind Dates (Amazon MGM Studios & Goalpost Pictures) released exclusively on Prime Video. She performed in Romeo & Juliet (Australian Shakespeare Company), Two Worlds, One Heart (Your Side), Animal Farm (New Theatre), and Ching Chong Chinaman (Slanted Theatre). Tiffany is a director for stage. Her credits include Atlantis (New Theatre), Boom (Slanted Theatre & KXT bAKEHOUSE), Short Blanket (Slanted Theatre & Meraki Arts Bar), Lady Precious Stream (Slanted Theatre & The Flying Nun at Brand X), Three Fat Virgins Unassembled (Slanted Theatre & KXT bAKEHOUSE), and Ching Chong Chinaman (Slanted Theatre). Tiffany attended the Peking Opera Summer School at Shanghai Theatre Academy and holds a Bachelor of Arts (Performance Studies, Music, Chinese Studies) and Diploma of Languages (French Studies) from the University of Sydney, and an Associate Diploma (Piano) from the Australian Music Examinations Board. Tiffany is the Artistic Director of Slanted Theatre, a company that supports Asian-Australian theatre-makers and storytelling. In three years, Slanted worked with over 100 Asian-Australian artists. Tiffany was featured as an Honouree of the Asian Australian 2022 List. She is a proud member of Actors Equity.

Alison graduated from acting school well into last century. Most recent theatre credits include The Front Page (New Theatre) It’s a Wonderful Life and Babette’s Feast (both directed by Nicholas Papademetriou, Relativity (directed by Johann Walraven), Rabbit Hole (Exit Game Productions), W;t (Joining the Dots Theatre), The Telescope (New Fitz), The Chapel Perilous (New Theatre) and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Chester St). Her TV credits include All Saints, Home and Away, The Surgeon, Water Rats and A Country Practice and many forgettable TV commercials and yes, a couple of not-so-forgettable ones. In 2018 she co-founded Joining the Dots Theatre Company and is looking forward to their two productions in 2024: The Children by Lucy Kirkwood and The Magician’s Nephew (CS Lewis) adapted by Aurand Harris. Alison is a proud member of MEAA.

As a big fan of CS Lewis, Roslyn is excited to be involved with this production. Over roughly two decades, Roslyn has taken on a vast variety of roles from puppeteering in primary schools, to outdoor Shakespeare, to pantomimes, to improvisational murder mystery parties. Roslyn most recent stage experience includes Merry Wives of Windsor at New Theatre and Noel Coward’s Hay Fever at Genesian Theatre. In TV, Roslyn has featured in several commercials, most recently for Uber Eats and a NSW health anti smoking campaign. One of her favourite theatre achievements was writing and performing in an adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ ‘The Great Divorce’.

Better known for hiding behind a script, backstage, choreography or a camera, Clare is delighted to be on stage again, playing both a human and an animal (not simultaneously) in The Magician's Nephew. Her last principal performance was as Sarah, in the premiere of 2012 musical theatre production Nicodemus. Most of her acting career has been in playing multiple minor roles in one production such as Cook/Maid/Aristocrat/Ancestor in EUCMS' Me and My Girl, or as a dance captain. She has also written, directed and acted in two short films Same But Different and Step Happy for Ignite Short Film Festival and jumps at any opportunity to be in sketches and puppet shows.