Gagarin Way

Theatre includes: The Real Thing (The Old Vic) The Chooky Brae (Borderline Theatre) Curse of the Starving Class, Taming of the Shrew, The Comedy of Errors and Beauty and the Beast (Royal Lyceum) Black Watch, original cast member and U.S.A 2007 Tour (National Theatre of Scotland) Cinderella, Peter Pan and Aladdin (His Majestys Aberdeen) Slick (Vox Motus) Angels Wings and Rain (Oran Mor) Aladdin (Macrobert Theatre) The Seagull (Edinburgh International Festival/ Russian drama centre Riga) Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lachlan’s Choice Hotel (Brunton Theatre) Cyrano (Catherine Wheels), Cinderella, Mother Goose and Sleeping Beauty(Kings Glasgow) Cinderella (Take Two).

Television includes: Chris in new series Rab C Nesbitt Jan 2010 (BBC 2) Whiteout (Constantin Films, for German television) Rab C Nesbitt Xmas special 2009 (BBC 2) New Town (Pirate Productions, BBC 2) Legit, Still Game, Only An Excuse Hogmanay 2007 and Only An Excuse 2006 World Cup Special (All Comedy Unit for BBC Scotland) Rebus (SMG) The Strange Case of Sherlock Holmes (BBC 1)

Film includes: Driving Lessons (Rubber Tree Plant Productions) Wild Country (Gabriel Films)

Radio includes: My Romantic History (BBC Radio 4) Bloodbus, Jiggidy, Fags Mags and Bags and The Wedding (All Comedy Unit for BBC Radio Scotland) Black Watch (BBC Radio 4) Mclevey (BBC Radio 4) Cats Crime and Shellshocked (BBC Radio Scotland).

Finn trained at RSAMD, graduating in 2007.

Theatre includes: Spring Awakening (Grid Iron/Traverse) Decky Does A Bronco (Grid Iron) Soup (Oran Mor/Traverse) The Silver Darlings, Sunset Song (HMT Aberdeen) Beauty and the Beast (Dundee Rep) The Tempest, Saint Joan (AandBC) The Ducky and The Wall (Borderline) - winner of the 2008 CATS Award for Best Ensemble.

Television includes: Taggart, Rebus (SMG) How Not To Live Your Life (BBC) Burnistoun (BBC/Comedy Unit) and for radio The Three Knots, The Island With No Name, Do You Know Where I Am?, Sunset Song, The Summer Walking, Lost in Plain Sight (all BBC Radio 4).

He is a member of the Poorboy Ensemble and co-founder of The Atlas Company.

For Rapture: Uncle Varick, Hamlet and Gagrin Way.

Dave really enjoys touring, having cut his teeth with 7:84 and Wildcat, with whom he was musical director.

In recent years Dave's been concentrating on writing wee musicals, one of which, Tir an nOg, won Best New Musical in Edinburgh in 2007. His songs for The Steamie are being sung, somewhere, right now.

If your memory's good, you may have seen him in Gregory's Girl, City Lights and a fair few other films and tellies over the years.

Jimmy is a well-known face to regular theatre-goers in Scotland, as during his forty year career, he has appeared in almost every Scottish theatre in existence and a few which are, sadly, no more. An Inverness boy, Jimmy trained at Queen Margaret College in Edinburgh before going on to enjoy an extensive career in Theatre, TV, Film, and Radio. His love of acting has never diminished.

For Rapture: Uncle Varick, Blue Orange, Gagarin Way and The Collection (2013, 2006).