Neo Swee Lin trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. She also has a law degree from NUS.

She has appeared in over 40 plays including Circle Mirror Transformation, Falling, Romeo & Juliet, Cooling Off Day, Nadirah, Poop, Postcards from Rosa, First Light, Beauty World, Cogito, Homesick, 2nd Link, For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again, Cinderel-lah!, The Crucible, Ah Kong’s Birthday Party, Hamlet, The Glass Menagerie, Half Lives, M. Butterfly, The Coffin is too Big for the Hole and No Parking on Odd Days, Emily of Emerald Hill, My Mother’s Chest, Medea, Mama Looking for her Cat, The House of Bernada Alba.

Her local TV and film work include Avenue 14, The Blue Mansion, Kallang Roar, Where got problem, Random Acts, The Celebration, Really Something, PCK Pte Ltd, Drive: Life and Death, 12 Storeys, Cut & Katong Fugue.

Overseas work include: Generations, (Arts House/Moscow), Takeaway, The Letter (Lyric Hammersmith), Mail Order Bride (West Yorkshire Playhouse), 3 Japanese Women, Trishaw, Anna and the King.

Swee Lin has also voiced numerous radio and TV commercials, and also many documentaries for National Geographic & Discovery. These include Samurai Spiders of Japan, Snake-men of Thailand, and the award winning Body snatchers of Bangkok.

Most recently she can heard on The Wish. She is married to Lim Kay Siu.

Yu-Beng is a familiar face on stage and screen. He won Best Actor in 2005, Best Supporting Actor in 2004, and was in the Best Acting Ensemble in 2002, all for the Life! Theatre Awards, where he is frequently nominated.

Theatregoers know him from shows like Art, Tropicana, Another Country, Animal Farm, Members Only, Doubt, The Lover,The Dumb Waiter, Bent, Lear, The First Emperor's Last Days, The Blue Room, The Yang Family and As If He Hears. 

He has played leads in the acclaimed local films Singapore Dreaming, and Solos, and internationally in Kung Fu Killers, and The Great Wall; and supporting roles in numerous international projects, including Anna and the King, and Cinemax’s current show Warrior. For Singapore television he has played leads in Firasat, Do Not Disturb, 9 Lives, The Second Singapore Short Story Project, The New Home, and all four seasons of the hit series Triple 9. He can also be seen in seasons 2 and 3 of the current Lion Mums.

In the last few years he has written three full-length plays, and is working on his fourth. Hecontinues to explore new ground, and works extensively as an actor, director, writer, acting coach, lighting designer, fight choreographer and whatever it takes to get the show up.

Vivek Gomber, an Indian Singaporean, is an Acting graduate from Emerson College, Boston. His theatre credits in the States include Twelfth Night Or What You Will, as Malvolio (Dir. Mark Cohen) and A Bright Room Called Day as Husz (Dir. Rhea Gaisner). He moved to Mumbai in 2004, where his theatre credits include The President Is Coming (QTP), Me Grandad ‘Ad An Elephant (Highpotinuse Productions), The Shape of Things (Akvarious),  Grey Elephants In Denmark (Out Of Context), The Real Inspector Hound (Quaff Theatre), Girish Karnad’s Hayavadana (Dir. Pushan Kriplani and Arghya Lahiri) and Caryl Churchill’s Far Away (Dir. Rehaan Engineer). His film and television credits as an actor include Astitva(Zee TV), The President Is Coming (RSE Prod.), Mumbai Calling (ITV), Court (Zoo Ent.) and Sir (Inkpot Films) which premiered at Cannes in 2018. Gomber is the founder of Zoo Entertainment, an arthouse film production company, whose credits include Court (dir. Chaitanya Tamhane) and Balekampa (dir. Ere Gowda), both of which won numerous international and national awards. Court was India’s entry to the 88th Academy Awards. They are currently in production for their third feature, directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, currently untitled. 

Cynthia is a multi-faceted actress, voiceover actor and puppeteer. From plays and musicals to film and television, this showgirl has shown versatility from playing a baby in SRT’s Baby love to a stripper in Pangdemonium’s Closer. Her powerful performances in The Vagina Monologues, and as infamous porn actress, Annabel Chong in 251 won her nominations for Best Actress at the Life! Theatre Awards. Cynthia’s famed performance as the title role in TV sitcom Ah Girl, also won her a nomination for Best Actress in a Comedy at the Asian Television Awards. In addition, she was awarded the Audience Choice Awards for Favourite Performer at Theatre Idols.

Fresh from her tour with TheatreWorks in Paris and Tours, Cynthia has also performed in Kuala Lumper, Edinburgh and Toronto.

Cynthia’s other passions include animal welfare issues, the global humanitarian crisis and the fight against single use plastic. For more, please visit www.cynthialeemacquarrie.comand @cynthiarellah on Instagram.