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Ralph Aiken plays Ryan. His theatre credits include Waiting For Lefty (Theatre Royal Haymarket), Night Of January 16th (Half Door), The Devil Inside Him (White Bear – Spellbound Productions), Seduced (Spellbound Productions), Things We Want; Detective Miller & more – Fatal Attraction Workshop (Her Majesty's Theatre – dir. Trevor Nunn); Host – Musica Tra Le Righe (Cagliari, Italy); Alexander Chekhov – The Brothers (White Bear); My Three Angels; Reverend Hale – The Crucible; Frederick Arnott – Enchanted April; Juan Julian – Anna In The Tropics; Phillip – Mauritius; Eddie – Fool For Love; Tom – A Creed For Those Who Have Suffered (All New York); Assistant Director – In Lambeth (Southwark Playhouse).
Charlie Brooks plays Kelly. She is most famous for playing Janine Butcher in Eastenders. She will be starring in the upcoming tour of Beautiful Thing. Her theatre credits include Our Country’s Good (Liverpool Playhouse), Dangerous Corner (Theatre Royal Windsor) and The Play What I Wrote (UK tour). Her other television work includes Suspects, Wired, Bleak House, Robin Hood, Love Soup, The Golden Hour; and for film, her credits include Take 3 Girls.
Jason Durr plays Matthew. His theatre credits include Black Coffee (UK tour), The Mummy (Belgrade Theatre), Donkey’s Years (Rose Theatre Kingston), Sherlock Holmes (West Yorkshire Playhouse and UK tour), Volcano (Vaudeville Theatre), Losing Louis (Hampstead Theatre and Trafalgar Studios), A Chorus Line (Sheffield Crucible), Wrong Side of the Rainbow (Donmar Warehouse), Macbeth, Measure for Measure and The Blue Angel (RSC) and The Destiny of Me (Haymarket Theatre). He is perhaps best known for playing DC Mike Bradley in Heartbeat and his other television credits include Medics, Lewis,Agatha Christie’s Marple, Above Suspicion, Numb3rs, Summer Solstice and Jupiter Moon; and for film, Down Dog, True True Lie, Between Two Worlds and Young Soul Rebels.
Tanya Franks plays Naomi. She is best known for her regular roles in Eastenders, Family Affairs, The Bill and Pulling. Her theatre credits include The Good Person of Sichuan (Mercury Theatre, Colchester), Sherlock Holmes – The Best Kept Secret (West Yorkshire Playhouse and nationaltour), Really Old Like 45, The Black Album, Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads (National Theatre), Pretend You Have Big Buildings (Royal Exchange, Manchester), Hiding (Watford Palace Theatre), East (West End, Edinburgh, national tour), The Millionairess (Theatre Royal Bath), The Life of Galileo (Young Vic), Gaslight (UK tour) and A View from the Bridge (Frankfurt’s English Theatre). Her other television credits include Broadchurch, The Cup, Pramface, Hotel Trubble, Ashes to Ashes and Skins; and her film work includes Liz & Dick, The Magnificent Eleven.