THE LAST HANGOVER


Written by Jamie Walsh.
Read by Sam Beresford.
Edited by Ethan Walsh.
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.

Sam Beresford
Sam is an actor, videographer and filmmaker. He is the co-owner of Bloody Bandit Productions, an award-winning film production company. Sam is a lightweight, contemplating sobriety.

The Last Hangover was written in response to an illustration by Rose Sergent. You can see more of Rose's work on Instagram @_rosencrantzzz.

BETWEEN TWO BINS


Written by Jamie Walsh.
Read by Sam Glen.
Edited by Ethan Walsh.
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.

Sam Glen
Sam's theatre credits include Jack and The Beanstalk; The Kitchen Sink, Star-Cross’d (Oldham Coliseum Theatre);Letter To Boddah (Edinburgh Fringe Festival); Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood (Cast, Doncaster); Jack and the Beanstalk (Pantodrome, Newcastle);King Lear (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester and Birmingham Rep) and A Letter To Boddah (Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester).
Sam's television credits include World’s End (series regular, CBBC); Coronation Street (ITV) and The Street; Doctors and Shameless (BBC). 
Twitter: @samglen
Instagram: @samglenuk

WOTSAFACE IS OVER PARTY


Written by Jamie Walsh.
Read by Fiona Boylan.
Edited by Ethan Walsh.
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.

Fiona Boylan
Fiona is a Mancunian actress and voice over artist. Currently she is signed up to perform at Salford Arts theatre in late May with UP 'ERE Productions  - new writing and old rep traditions. Come and watch and support if you can!
She is also a poet and you can find her work at @justadittylittle on Insta.
She loves voice over and has recently recorded a gaming and animation reel - if you can, give her a job! Her children don't give her the credit she deserves at bedtime when reading to them.

Wotsaface Is Over Party was originally produced for Up Ere Productions' Talking Heads. Originally performed by Fiona Boylan and directed by Michelle Parker.

SCROLLING


Written by Jamie Walsh.
Read by Emily Curtis.
Edited by Ethan Walsh.   
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.


Emily Curtis
Emily is an actor and drama facilitator for children and adults with learning difficulties. Emily has recently written a one woman show based on her experiences growing up with her older sister who has Down syndrome. Emily has also set up her own company, ‘Down the Lens’ which is an online drama class for neurodiverse people. The classes are an opportunity for people to write scripts, practise monologues, explore and understand emotions, practise role play and use their imaginations to express themselves.

WORK EXPERIENCE


Written by Jamie Walsh.
Read by Daniel Cassidy.
Edited by Ethan Walsh.
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.

Daniel Cassidy
Daniel is a Liverpudlian actor and musician. After graduating with a degree in Accounting and Finance in 2016, Daniel trained part time in various classes including with David Johnson, Dan Bradford and Francis Tucker. Theatre credits include: 1984 (Aquila Theatre); The Odyssey (Aquila Theatre); Bottleneck (Hiding Place Theatre); Thorn (Oldham Coliseum Studio); Those Two Weeks (Gladstone and Unity Theatres). Film credits include: Being Keegan (Stephanie Zari).

A HEDGEFUL OF HOMER


Written by Jamie Walsh. 
Read by Rose Gray. 
Edited by Ethan Walsh.   
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.

Rose Gray
Rose has been acting since 2012 but in the past year has focused on audio work. Audio credits include The Bare Project's 'People’s Palace of Possibility' and Akeem Baloguns 'Carescapes' for Festival of the Mind. She's represented by The Actors' Group Ltd.

SKIMMING STONES 


Written by Jamie Walsh. 
Read by Antony Szmierek. 
Edited by Ethan Walsh. 
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh. 
Music by Daniel Cassidy. 

Antony Szmierek
Antony Szmierek writes about what connects our internal monologues, from the mundane to the surreal. His novels 'Albatross Point' and 'The Hypocrite' are available through Amazon, as is his collection of short stories and poetry, 'Ultimate Denim Concert USA'. He has been a featured performer at Didsbury Arts Festival, a headliner for Switchblade Poetry and Verbose Manchester, and has had his work featured on BBC Radio Manchester. Subsequently he was chosen to represent the North West at the BBC Upload Festival Comedy Tent. 
Antony's most recent project has been setting his poetry to music, and you can listen to his debut EP 'Some Worries I Had at the Party' on Spotify, as well as his debut album 'Giving Up For Beginners'.

THE SHORT STORY


Written by Jamie Walsh.
Read by Rick Bithell.
Edited by Ethan Walsh.
Produced by Jamie and Ethan Walsh.
Music by Daniel Cassidy.

Rick Bithell
Rick trained at the Academy of Live & Recorded Arts North, graduating in
2012. Since graduating he has worked across TV (incl. Coronation St &
Hollyoaks), Film (Five Pillars on Amazon Prime) and Theatre (Contact theatre
& Royal Exchange theatre) as well as several UK tours. Rick is co-founder of
troublehouse theatre and the Artistic Director of Plough On Sunday
productions.

Other than acting Rick has also worked as a freelance director and acting tutor
across the North West including; The Playhouse theatre (Leeds), The Dukes
theatre (Lancaster), The Lowry theatre (Salford Quays) as well as Staffordshire
University and The Northern Film School, Leeds