Katie Ann Knight
Katie Ann Knight is a professional actress who has appeared on UK television in The Bill (2006) and Casualty (2013). She has two feature films under her belt, Alpha Male (2005) and The Falling (2014) and several commercials including John Lewis (2011). She played the Water Sprite in Squeaky Door’s production of The Tempest, Alice in Alice in Wonderland and the Puppet in the puppet mime Humour and Hope. This mime was commissioned as licensed street theatre for the London Olympics.
Katie is Chairperson of Squeaky Door Production Company, a registered charity devoted to bringing performance to a wider audience. She has developed a love for direction, writing and production and is working on several projects from this perspective.
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Ben Kerfoot has been acting professionally since he was 11, with Wings Agency. He landed the role of Oscar Cole in the CBBC show MI High (2009 – 2011) and has since appeared on Casualty (2010). He has also starred in many theatre productions including Ferdinand in The Tempest, as Pip in Judy The Righteous at the Kings Head Theatre and the Trafalgar Studios (2012), Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing and Time in The Winter’s Tale at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre (2014) for which he also helped with the role of stage manager. He recently appeared in the CBBC online mystery, Dixi Unchained.
Ben made his theatre directing debut at Squeaky Door with the comedy Rob and Amy. He is also a keen film director and is currently writing his own short and full length screenplays. Watch this space!
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Rebecca Denmark
Rebecca Denmark is a professional actress who is currently starring in the one woman show Conversations With Barbara in which she plays four parts, two of which are male! On opening night she received a standing ovation and her four star review at the Guildford Fringe ended with a request for an extension to the piece. The production company is currently working through the process of taking this play into London at the end of the year. Rebecca played Miranda in Shakespeare’s The Tempest to acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe, many critics applauding the three-dimensional portrayal of a character who can often be presented in a one-dimensional light. As Amy in Squeaky Door’s Rob and Amy, a piece that she created and co-wrote, she had a whole community of people so engaged with her character that to this day people offer Amy quotes!
“What do you do all day, scratching around with your blunt pencil, I’m a bloody doctor you know!”
Her current preoccupation is focused on the development of a curious and fragile fairy called Dandelion Seed, a character that is entirely voiced for a series of up and coming audio books. Rebecca has just finished recording the audio play: The Cagebirds by David Campton for Listening Books, in which she played the Wild One.
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