The Browning Version

Dylan graduated from Motherwell College in 2017 with a 1st Class Honours in Acting. His professional debut came in the same year, playing Lucius in Timon of Athens with Bard in the Botanics. He has since returned to the company to play the title role in Romeo and Juliet, and Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing.

Other credits include Hopscotch Theatre’s tour of Aladdin, the STARZ series Outlander, BBC One’s Armchair Detectives and various short film developments with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

After graduating from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Paul became a leading actor for the Glasgow Citizens Theatre over a period of ten years, playing such roles as Jimmy Porter, Jean in Miss Julie, Lenny in the Homecoming, Nero in Britannicus and Joey in Pal Joey.

For Rapture: The Browning Version, Betrayal and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Other theatre roles include: Beauty Smith in White Fang, Bert Barricune in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Both at the Park Theatre); Don Antonio in The Rover (Hampton Court); Phil in The People Next Door (Theatre Royal Stratford East); Baz in Damages (The Bush Theatre); Carl in Carver (The Arcola) and Daniel in The Little Pony (Cervantes Theatre).

Recent Screen work include Extras with Ricky Gervais, Sherlock, Love Soup, Holby City, Heartbeat, Coronation Street, All at Sea and feature films The Honourable Rebel, Excalibur Rising, The Great Director and Radioactive.

He is also a voice actor and recently won Best Male Performance in a Radio Drama at the 2018 One Voice Awards.

Shortly to be seen playing Lady Palmerston in Season 3 of ITV’s Victoria.

Theatre includes: Nell Gwynn (The Globe and National Tour); The Railway Children (Waterloo Station); Private Lives (Oxford Shakespeare Company); Romeo & Juliet (BAC); Noises Off (Harold Pinter Theatre, West End); Look Back in Anger (Tour); Ride Down Mt Morgan (Derby Playhouse); Frankenstein (York Theatre Royal); King Lear (National Youth Theatre) etc.

Film and TV includes: Three Acts, Telstar; Two Days Nine Lives, Sympathy with the Devil. Press, Fearless, Asylum, Dracula, Eastenders, Midsomer Murders, New Tricks, Wallander, Taggart, Family Affairs, Family, Chambers, Poirot Murder in Mesopotamia, Casualty, Doctors and People of the Forest.

Radio includes: Terence Rattigan’s Separate Tables and Britannia’s Women both for BBC Radio 4.

For Rapture: The Browning Version and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Recent Theatre includes: The Effect, Fiddler on the Roof, Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde, and The Cherry Orchard.

Theatre includes: Storm (Jermyn Street Theatre, London); Private Lives (Mercury Theatre; Colchester); Romeo & Juliet (Sheffield Crucible); Arcadia (Nottingham Playhouse); Hamlet (Secret Theatre; Edinburgh Fringe Festival); The Other Place (RADA); Witness for the Prosecution (Vienna English Theatre); Engaging Shaw (Vienna English Theatre); League of Youth, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Uri, Garage Band, The Price by Arthur Miller, I Have Been Here Before, Rat Pack Confidential, The Secret Garden (Nottingham Playhouse); Inherited Risk Factors (Writebites New Writing Festival); The “Lost Shakespeare” (Croydon Warehouse); Dick Barton and The Quantum of Porridge (Croydon Warehouse); On The Waterfront (Hong Kong Festival/Nottingham Playhouse/Edinburgh Fringe Festival); Century Plays (Worcester Swan Theatre); Shakespeare and His World (Southwark Literary Festival); The Light and the Dark (Southwark Literary Festival); Lady Windermere’s Fan (Ipswich Wolsey Theatre); Blood Brothers (Bill Kenwright Ltd); Rookery Nook, The Return of the Naïve, She Stoops To Conquer (Colchester Mercury Theatre); Speed The Plow, The Secret Rapture (Royal National Theatre); The Cabinet Minister (Duncan C Weldon Productions Ltd) and High Society (Noel Gray Ltd).

Television and Film credits include: Chameleon (October Films); Dance of a Killer (October Films)l The Sparticles Mystery (CBBC); The Bill (Pearson Thames) and Call the Midwife, Casualty (BBC).

Audio Work Includes: Deceit of Angels (BBC R4) and Animal Ark and Enid Blyton Mysteries (Hodder Audio Books).

For Rapture: The Browning Version

Michael has earned his living as an actor for over 50 years. Trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, he moved back to Scotland in 1974 for the first of many seasons at Pitlochry, and has played leading roles there and at most Scottish theatre ever since. He has appeared in films, on radio and on television, starting in 1970 as Tarot in Ace of Wands, and more recently as the pathologist Dr. Magnus Baird in Taggart and as Alasdair Quinn in River City. He now lives in Biggar, 3 miles from where he was first brought up and near his son James, also an actor, and his family.

For Rapture: A Streetcar Named Desire, Democracy, All My Sons, Shang-a–Lang and Uncle Varick.

Theatre includes: Aladdin (Kings Theatre, Glasgow); Birdsong (Birdsong Productions); Sleeping Beauty (Towngate Theatre); Shadowlands (Birdsong Productions), Jack and The Beanstalk (Towngate Theatre) and Jack and The Beanstalk (Webster Theatre).

He is a graduate of Langside College in Glasgow.

For Rapture: The Last Yankee and A Streetcar Named Desire.

Glasgow based actress Natalie Clark has had a varied career with experience in radio drama, audio description, film and has been the face of various TV ads over the years.

Other credits include: Britannia Rules (Paisley Arts Centre); A Streetcar Named Desire (Ramshorn Theatre) and The Crucible (Cottiers Theatre).

Recent credits include: Wired (InMotion Theatre Company); Love or Money (CCA); Waiting For Gabriel (East Kilbride Arts Centre); and Still Game (BBC). Natalie can also be seen in the upcoming rom-com Perfect Strangers (Magic Money Films).