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Theatre credits includes: Louise Schumacher in Ivo van Hove’s Network; Maria in The Heiress (National Theatre), Goneril in King Lear (Young Vic), Lady Macbeth in Othello/Macbeth (Lyric, Hammersmith) Margaret in My Mother Said I Never Should (The Other Palace),  Lady Capulet in Romeo and Juliet; Sin/Raphael in Paradise Lost (Headlong), Maddy in The Tyler Sisters; Cindy in Luna Gale; Hen in Tender (Hampstead Theatre) The Countess of Salisbury in Edward III; Hortensio in Taming of The Shrew; Jane in Keepers of the Flame, Emilia in The Malcontent (RSC);  Liz in Anahera; Netta in Hangover Square (The Finborough) Title role in Piaf (Bolton Octagon); Leah in Last Easter; Annie in The Norman Conquests (Birmingham Rep): Freda in Dangerous Corner (Garrick Theatre); Maggie Tulliver in The Mill on the Floss (Shared Experience); Maud in In Lipstick (Pleasance Theatre), Peta in The Colonel Bird (Gate, Notting Hill); Lady Nijo/Win in Top Girls (Plymouth Theatre Royal) Sarah in The End of the Affair (Bridewell Theatre) Jessica in The Merchant of Venice, Christine in After Miss Julie; Ruth in Vermilion Dream (Salisbury Playhouse); The Witch in Into The Woods (Upstairs at the Landor), Fanny in Cavalcade (Sadler’s Wells) 
  
Television includes: Hilary Robertson in Malory Towers (BBC), Grace Cunningham in Call The Midwife (BBC) Professor Florence Parker-Lee in Prime Target (Apple TV+) Sue Ashbury in Joan (ITVX), Ruth in The Lady (ITVX), Matron Fletcher in Grantchester (ITVX), Hunith in Merlin (BBC), Molly Kirsch in Berlin Station, PC Vanessa Jenkins in Eastenders (BBC), Sandra in Dis/Connected (BBC3), Agnes Browne in Foyle's War (ITV), Ruth Weston in Midsomer Murders (ITV); Debbie in A Good Murder (ITV). 
 
Voice work: Caroline voices the lead role of Lilith in Diablo IV (Blizzard). She also voices the mindfulness narrator in the horror podcast Lusus (BBC Sounds). 

Hannah trained at East 15 Acting School.

Theatre credits include: Jess in Lost Atoms (Frantic Assembly/UK Tour); Sandra in The Play That Goes Wrong (Mischief Comedy/West End); Grete in Metamorphosis (Frantic Assembly/UK Tour); Bianca in Othello (Frantic Assembly/UK Tour); Mrs Shears/Mrs Gascoyne in The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time (National Theatre/UK & Ireland Tour); Rockets and Blue Lights (National Theatre); Helena in A Midsummer Nights Dream (Shakespeare in the Squares); Mandela in Water, Bread and Salt (Tangle International) and Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare in the Squares). 
  
Television credits include: Doctors (BBC); Eastenders (BBC); Four Weddings and a Funeral (HULU); Killer Cops (CBS Reality) 
  

James is best known for playing Martin Fowler on EastEnders (BBC) for over 10 years. Other Film/TV credits include: The Great Train Robbery (World Productions); The Hooligan Factory (Altitude HF), Dead Cat (Dead Cat Films), Hummingbird (HB Pictures) and Cemetery Junction (Sony Pictures).

Theatre credits include: Sam in 2:22: A Ghost Story (UK Tour), Mr Darcy in Death Comes to Pemberley (Mill at Sonning/UK Tour), The Rendezvous (Drayton Studio), The Collection (Assembly Rooms Edinburgh), Tea and Sympathy (Finborough Theatre), The Strange Case of Donovan Gray (Union Theatre) and Young Woodley (Finborough Theatre).

Theatre credits includes Rose Narracott in War Horse at the National Theatre and also the 
National and International tours; The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time 
(also in the West End) for the National Theatre; Abigail’s Party and Boeing Boeing 
on UK tours for London Classic Theatre; Vincent River at Bridge Theatre, Brussels; 
Round and Round the Garden, Table Manners - National Tours. Twist of Gold at 
Polka; Lilies on the Land on tour; Beauty and the Beast, Oh What a Lovely War, The 
Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Wind in the Willows, The Wizard of Oz and A 
Christmas Carol at Basingstoke Haymarket; Elephant 21 at the Royal Court; Family 
Man at Stratford East; and The Magic Flute, The Mystery Plays, Oliver Twist and 
Shakers Liverpool Playhouse. Murder is Announced ; Death Trap; Shock at Theatre 
Royal Nottingham;

TV includes Suspicion - Apple TV and Somewhere Boy - Channel