Sue Clarence was born in 1957 and educated at St Mary’s DSG in Pretoria and at Rhodes University After various teaching posts in the UK and South Africa, she entered the theatre world, working in educational script development for the then NAPAC. She left this employ to become a founder
Cara Roberts has graced many a screen and stage since her first on screen appearance in Durban Poison as the female lead in 2012. She has since made appearances in many local and international films and music videos. She won a Gold Ovation Award at the first Virtual National Arts
Bryan Hiles is one of Durban’s most versatile actors and has stretched his skills in a variety of styles since his introduction into theatre in 1996 with the Story Spinning Theatre (Cape Town). He studied drama at Technikon Natal (now DUT); and paid his way, while studying, through clowning, face
Mpilo “Straw” Nzimande is a performer, entertainer and actor from Pietermaritzburg, where he studied Drama at the University of KwaZulu- Natal. He takes on the world with his cousin, TQ Zondi, creating productions for his audiences’ delight. His versatility on stage has been prevalent as he has performed in shows