Georgia Pritchett is a multi-award-winning comedy and drama writer who has five Emmys, five Writers Guild awards, a Golden Globe, a Producer’s Guild award and a BAFTA. She was a writer and co-executive producer on HBO's critically acclaimed shows Succession and Veep and show-runner for The Shrink Next Door. Georgia has written extensively for Miranda Hart and Tracy Ullman and the shows Have I Got News for You, Smack the Pony, Not Going Out and The Thick of It. She created, wrote and show-ran 2DTV for ITV as well as Quick Cuts, Feel The Force and BBC's Life of Riley. Her memoir My Mess is a Bit of a Life was released in the summer of 2021 to rave reviews.​

Athena Kugblenu is a comedian, writer, podcaster and voice artist. She's appeared on Mock the Week, Comedy Central: Live and has her own stand up comedy special Magnifying Class available on BBC Sounds. A past recipient of the BBC Felix Dexter Bursary, her credits include children's shows (Jojo and Gran Gran, Odd Squad), sitcom (The Cleaner), topical, (Daily Mash, The News Quiz) and sketch comedy (DMS Are Open, Famalam, The Now Show, Dead Ringers, Horrible Histories...). Her first book, History's Most Epic Fibs was published in September 2024 and will be followed by her second, History's Most Epic Fails, due in 2025. She currently co hosts and co writes Bust or Trust, an award winning comedy podcast for kids.

Alice Lowe is an actress/writer/director who has starred in TV and film, whilst going on to write feature films, such as Sightseers, the winner of Empire`s Best British Film, Prevenge, her Venice and Toronto premiering directing debut which she made at 7 months pregnant, and now Timestalker, reincarnation romcom released in Oct 2024. She`s worked across several different media and genres such as radio, audio, comedy, horror and sci-fi, and starred in children`s shows such as Horrible Histories and Paddington.

Emily Lloyd-Saini has most recently starred as series regular Winnie in BBC Three’s BAFTA Winning sitcom Juice. Her other TV credits include the role of DI Ryle across two seasons of Sky’s hit comedy Code 404, guest roles in Catastrophe and Motherland and she is a series regular in Horrible Histories. She’s currently filming new Series of Horrible Science and feature film Mothers Pride, both due for release next year. Emily also appeared in Amazon Prime comedy feature The People We Hate At The Wedding opposite Kristen Bell. Emily’s writing credits include co-writing the BBC Three series Juice (S2 being written now) and commissions for The Stand Up Sketch Show on ITV2, Class Dismissed and Horrible Science. Her debut Edinburgh stand-up hour, Is This Part of the Show?, was nominated for Funny Women’s Best Show. Emily has since gone on to perform stand up on BBC’s Big Asian Comedy Night and Rob Delaney’s Stand Up Central on Comedy Central UK.

Kerry Howard is a talented comic actress, appearing in BAFTA award winning Him and Her, for which she was nominated for the Best Female Performance in a Comedy Programme. She had her first big break in the BBC remake of sitcom Reggie Perrin. Other credits include Witless (BBC Three), Young Hyacinth (BBC One), Ted Lasso ( Apple TV +), The Outlaws (BBB One), The Trouble With Maggie Cole (ITV), Finding Joy (Acorn TV), Two Weeks To Live (Sky), Four Weddings and a Funeral (Hulu), We the Jury (BBC Two), Beyond Paradise ( BBC One) and Drifters ( E4). Most recently she has featured in BBC's Black Ops and Waterloo Road, and Jack Absolute Flies Again at The National Theatre. Film credits include Netflix film Love At First Sight, I Give It A Year, London Town, A Gert Lush Christmas, The Wedding Video, How to Disappear, Dreamers and Bad Apples. Kerry created and wrote Both Sides Now with Russell Tovey, a dark comedy for Sky.