Bobby Schofield
ActorBobby is an actor known for his dynamic presence on stage and screen. Son of actor Andrew Schofield, he emerged from Liverpool’s vibrant theatre scene before studying Performing Arts at City of Liverpool College. His film debut came with Black Sea (2014), followed by roles in dramas and thrillers including Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant (2023).On television, he is recognized for Anthony, Time, Anne, The Suspect, The Walk-In, This City Is Ours, and his turn as Dave Kershaw in SAS: Rogue Heroes. In 2025, Schofield’s powerful lead in Jimmy McGovern’s Unforgivable earned critical acclaim, cementing his reputation as a versatile and compelling performer.
Shaun Fagan
ActorShaun is a dynamic and versatile actor from Liverpool, celebrated for his authentic performances across television, film, and theatre. He rose to prominence as the fiery yet loveable Bolton in the BBC’s Boiling Point, a role that highlighted his natural ability to blend grit with humour. Shaun also appeared in ITV’s Malpractice, the Beatles biopic Midas Man, and BBC’s This City Is Ours, continuing to cement his reputation as a rising talent. With an impressive portfolio of short films, stage productions, and commercial work, he has appeared in over 52 productions. Shaun’s career reflects both range and depth, marking him as one of the most exciting actors of his generation.
Paddy Rowan
ActorPaddy is a versatile Liverpool-born actor who has made his mark across television and film. He is best known for his roles as Lewis Connolly in G’wed and Sean Mercer in Little Boy Blue, with further credits in Four Lives, Time, Cursed, Hanna, and The Bay. On the big screen, he has appeared in Unforgivable, Baby Brother, and Benediction. Most recently, Rowan joins the cast of Netflix’s upcoming crime drama Legends. Beyond acting, he is also credited as a producer and writer, showcasing his multifaceted creativity.
Jack McLoughlin
Writer/DirectorJack is an award-winning writer, director, playwright, and actor from Liverpool. His films Bud and Are You Okay? screened at the BFI Future Film Festival, with the latter earning him Best Writer. His feature debut Kate & Jake premiered at the Spirit of Independence Film Festival, and his play Tomorrow Drifters ran at the Hope Street Theatre. Jack also acted in Tomorrow and directed for ITV’s G’wed, BBC’s Unforgivable, and Channel 5’s Play for Today.