Faye recently starred in the BBC production Love, Nina alongside Helena Bonham Carter. Her performance has been well received. A rising talent of British acting, Faye is recognised internationally for her roles in Pride and Games of Thrones. We talked to her about her career and what she takes from the characters she plays.

Abraham Brody is a brave, beautiful human being. He sits quietly on a chair and invites you to sit opposite him. He looks at you, looks into you. He takes his violin, touches it, listens to it, tastes it without taking his eyes away from your eyes. It is not only a very intense and intimate moment that you are sharing with a musical performer and his instrument, but it is also probably the first moment in your life in which you are being invited to participate in this kind of unusual and sensual interaction.

When the curtain rises at the Dominion Theatre this winter season, Ben Forster will change the crown of thorns for a knitted hat in red and green. The West End performer, who so famously won Andrew Lloyd Webber's TV search for Jesus Christ Superstar in 2012, now took on the lead role of Buddy in the highly anticipated West End production of Elf The Musical.

Cynthia Erivo is one of the world’s rising stars. Coming from London she makes her Broadway debut this December in The Color Purple alongside Jennifer Hudson and Danielle Brooks. Having previously played the touching role of Celie in The Color Purple at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London under the direction of John Doyle, the show and Erivo’s performance in particular had British audiences captured and moved.

Mathew Baynton does it all. Not only is the 35-year-old actor from Southend-on-Sea a regular lead on screen and stage and busy starring in the new comedy series You, Me and the Apocalypse - but he is also busy writing and creating some of Britain's most delightful TV sitcoms. With a drama degree and professional clownery training, the audiences’ laughs always seem on his side, all while being a father of two.

Sam Keeley is starring opposite Bradley Cooper in the film Burnt that is out now. Having grown up in Tullamore in the heart of Ireland – a place that is famous for Tullamore Dew whiskey – he has been filming all over the world and has an impressive amount of films being released this year and next. Besides Burnt he is playing a part in the film Alleycats, which is an action thriller, and has shown his versatility by switching genre, showing his many different sides.

Born in New York and grown up in London, Lucy Boynton has been acting professionally for many years. Scouted at the age of 12 for the role of young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter she starred alongside Renée Zellweger and Ewan McGregor and was nominated for Best Supporting Young Actress in a Feature Film at the Young Artist Award.

Initially having started out with a career in politics, Emily trained at Guildhall drama school and has starred in The Inbetweeners 2 as well as 24: Live another Day. She has come a long way since her first role on stage at the Almeida Theatre in 'Children's Children', a play by Matthew Dunster. In her role as a teenage fashion blogger and model she says she was able to become the misbehaved teenager that she never was.

I started quite late compared to a lot of my contemporaries in that I first pretended to be someone else when I was sixteen, whereas a lot of people started when they were twelve or ten. I thought “to hell with it!” and auditioned for a house play, which was Faustus, and I got given the role of Dr. Faustus. It was a huge amount of lines to learn. It was a very daunting task, but it was an amazing experience. I stepped out on stage and thought “this is what I want to do” –

Tom Brittney: actor, man of many voices, photographer, secret champion of the Frisbee. Tom is a fresh face, with a comedic attitude. If you don’t believe it, look at his Twitter feed! Recently having landed quite a few roles, he is currently starring in the BBC drama series The Syndicate.

Pinkie Brown, John Christie, Kris Kringle, John Hammond. Each role played seamlessly by Lord Richard Attenborough, one of Britain’s leading actors, directors and patrons. As we approach the first anniversary of his death in August 2014, we commemorate his success, earned through passion, sacrifice and humility.

This Short Film Series presents itself like a fata morgana in the desert. Regolith appears in four distinct parts of a figure appearing and re-appearing behind the backdrop of a landscape. Displaced and yet in harmony with the surroundings, the figure reflects light and enters a state of constant flow, working with and yet against the distorted sound.

Pochoir and the Golden Age of Illustration

This Short Film Series presents itself like a fata morgana in the desert. Regolith appears in four distinct parts of a figure appearing and re-appearing behind the backdrop of a landscape. Displaced and yet in harmony with the surroundings, the figure reflects light and enters a state of constant flow, working with and yet against the distorted sound.