Television:
CRONGTON (New Pictures BBC/CBBC), SIGNIFICANT OTHER (ITV), LOOSE WOMEN (ITV), HOLLYOAKS (Channel 4), ME & MRS JONES (BBC 1), THE KNOT (Lime Pictures), THE NATIONAL LOTTERY (Endemol), THE BROTHERS (MTV), GLITTER BALL (Granada Television), BAFTA NOMINATED N-LIST (Nickelodeon), PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS (ITV), PARTY IN THE PARK (The Prince’s Trust), EASTENDERS (BBC Television), THE BILL (Freemantle)

Film:
MARY IN THE MIRROR (St Catherine Productions), THE NAKED POET (Triplethreat Media), IN THE MIX (One Man and his Dog Films), THE VIRUS (Chris Horton Productions)

Theatre:
SNOW WHITE (Wolverhampton Grand Theatre), WINGS (Young Vic Theatre), THE EXONERATED (Charing Cross Theatre), CINDERELLA (PHA), REBELLION (ODAC Ltd), THE EXTRA FACTOR (Number 1 Tour Theatre productions), TORN BY FEMI OGUNS (Arcola Theatre), DADDY COOL, (Shaftesbury Theatre), CINDERELLA (Catford Broadway Theatre), THE BROTHERS (The Drum theatre Birmingham and Hackney Empire), BOUNCERS BY JOHN GOBER (Berkley Players), JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (Channel Theatre company), MY FAIR LADY (Manchester Palace Theatre)

Awards and Nominations:

2 time RTS winner for LOOSE WOMEN
BAFTA nominated N-List
NTA Nomination for Best Actress
Award winning CEO of Advocate Agency
Brit nomination
TV Personality of the Year 2023

Cleo made her West End debut at the age of seven, playing Gretl in The Sound of Music (Dir Jeremy Sams, London Palladium). She went on to appear in the original cast of Enron Dir Rupert Goold, Royal Court) and subsequent West End transfer as Jeffrey Skilling’s daughter (Noel Coward Theatre) . She then played the role of young Cosette in Les Misérables, West End ( Dir Trevor Nunn, Sondheim Theatre). She then played the title role in the original West End cast of Matilda the Musical (Dir Matthew Warchus, Cambridge Theatre), for which she received the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical.

Her television credits include playing Lily in BAFTA Award winning CBBC series So Awkward which ran for 6 seasons. She reprised her role in the made for TV movie special and spin off series Still So Awkward. Her character Lily returned as a teacher in the Royal Television Society award winning series So Awkward Academy which ran for two seasons. Feature film credits include the Hallmark movie Christmas in Rome.

Cleo is a currently a regular presenter at CBBC, and is also working on a yet to be announced new project for CBBC, with more news on that coming soon!

Previous pantomime credits include: Cinderella (Ipswich Regent) and Peter Pan (Tyne Theatre and Opera House). Cleo is delighted to be joining the cast of Sleeping Beauty.

Sean is from Denbigh, North Wales. He is well known to audiences in the U.K for Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers, after completing his award-winning performance as Mickey earlier this year, with a farewell U.K tour.

Recent theatre credits include The Trial (Stoke Rep), Tik Tok (Hope Street Theatre), The Turnip Field (Stoke Rep and Turbine Theatre), Wave Me Goodbye (Theatr Clwyd), the title role in Macbeth at The Epstein Theatre and The Narrator in The Stream (Hurricane of Change) at Venue Cymru.

TV credits include The Accidental Guru (pilot), Emmerdale (ITV/ Yorkshire Television), The Royal Today (Yorkshire Television), Hollyoaks (Mersey Television), The Chase (BBC).

Film credits include Approaching Shadows (Tape Films) which was recently premiered at the BFI Southbank and Wings (Baby Dog Films) directed by Karlton Parris.

Quinn began his professional career by forming his own Theatre-in-Education company called Body2Body. The company enjoyed three successful years touring schools and colleges. Quinn subsequently won a scholarship to Mountview Theatre School where he graduated with a BA Honours Degree.

His first job following graduation was a national tour of The Wind In The Willows playing Toad. Further theatre credits include Teddy in Arsenic And Old Lace, Judd in Bouncers, Norman in Lucky Sods, Det Sgt Davenport in Funny Money, George in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight, and Hooper in Kindly Keep It Covered.

Musicals include Mr Mushnik in Little Shop Of Horrors, Chief O’Reilly in Bananaman The Musical, Swifty in Grand Central, and most recently Bill in We’ll Live And Die In These Towns for The Belgrade Theatre.

Television credits include Casualty, Moving On and Shakespeare And Hathaway (BBC), Emmerdale, Without Motive (ITV), Castoffs (Channel 4), and most recently a special one off episode of Trollied for Sky One. He also appeared in the BAFTA winning children’s TV shows Grandpa In My Pocket and global hit HaHa Hairies.

Quinn has a wealth of pantomime experience and for many years has performed as the traditional pantomime Dame in theatres across the UK.

Film includes Elevator Gods for Happy Our Films, Mariachi for Diamond Dogs, and Danny And The Human Zoo for BBC Film and Red Productions.

Quinn can also be seen on the stand up circuit, having taken shows to the Edinburgh Festival where he debuted his own one man show Shut Your Cakehole, and has since enjoyed sell out London shows.