THE ACTORS

Joe is an exciting emerging actor with a strong foundation in theatre and screen, and a growing reputation as a young performer to watch.

A member of the National Youth Theatre Rep Company 2027, Joe's recent theatre credits include Jack in Gifted and Talented at Theatre Royal Stratford East, Hedda in Hedda Gabler at Golden Goose Theatre, and Jam in Scenes for Boys at Riverside Studios. His screen credits include the short films Emetophobe and Super Sweet, with further projects in development. All Kindza Madness is Joe''s debut feature.

Joe has trained with the National Youth Theatre, Almeida Young Company, Daniel Kaluuya's Centre 59, Peckham Rep Company and Stratford East Young Company. He also holds a First Class degree in English from the University of Cambridge.

With a combination of excellent training, distinctive theatre work and a natural progression into screen, Joe is building an exciting career across stage and film.

Caroline Quentin is one of Britain's best-known television actors, celebrated for her warmth, wit and range. She became a household name as Dorothy in Men Behaving Badly and went on to star in Jonathan Creek, Blue Murder and Life Begins. Her career also spans theatre and presenting.

Nick Bartlett is a British actor with credits across film, television and theatre. His screen work includes Gangs of New York, World War Z, Black Mirror, Call the Midwife and EastEnders. On stage, he has played roles including Hamlet and Jack Carter in Get Carter. More recently, he appeared as Jono Huggins in ITV's Piglets.

Frances Ruffelle is a Tony Award-winning British actress and singer. She originated the role of Éponine in the London and Broadway productions of Les Misérables and appeared in the original London cast of Starlight Express. Her career also spans film, television and solo music; in 1994, she represented the UK at Eurovision with "Lonely Symphony".

From rare-groove to acid-house to hardcore to jungle, Ray Keith remained one of the most steady DJs on England's breakbeat scene during the 1980s and '90s. After a remix of Orbital's "Chime," he moved into production with apparent ease and became a respected drum'n'bass label-head as well. Born in Colchester, Keith began DJing by the early '80s and followed English beat-freaks through soul, hip-hop and rare-groove until the acid-house and hardcore explosion of the late '80s and early '90s. By the middle of the '90s, he had become one of the most inspired drum'n'bass DJs and remixers. His own productions, including the jump-up anthem "Terrorist," began taking center stage by the mid-'90s and Keith formed three separate labels -- Penny Black, Dread and UFO -- in 1996. He has worked in close association with Gavin Cheung (aka Nookie) and also works at one of the premiere dance shops in Britain, Black Market Records. Keith released the Penny Black collection Breakage, Vol. 1 in 1997, followed by a solo debut of sorts, 1999's UFO Presents Contact.

John Rice is a prominent young Irish actor on the London scene and plays the role of Liam in All Kindza Madness. After graduating from LAMDA in 2023. John has been on some of the worlds most prestigious stages including the West End in Juno and the Paycock with Mark Rylance and the Gaiety Theatres production of SIVE with Fionnula Flannagan.

Some of his most recent screen credits include MGMs upcoming Feature, Close Personal Friends and Subotica Productions, Mix Tape playing Robbie, which can be seen on BBC iPlayer.

Mark Farrelly is a Sheffield-born actor and writer. He read English at Jesus College, Cambridge and has acted in the West End and internationally, including Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Trafalgar Studios. He is the author of three hit solo plays: The Silence of Snow: The Life of Patrick Hamilton, Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope and Jarman. He has performed these to great acclaim across the UK and overseas more than five hundred times. He is also the writer of Howerd's End, a two-handed play exploring the life of Frankie Howerd, in which he plays the role of Dennis Heymer, Frankie's life partner. The play has been performed over one hundred times, most recently at Leicester Square Theatre, London. His most recent film work includes The Last Occupant (2027), opposite Tara Fitzgerald.

Ian Reddington is a British actor with an extensive career across television, film and theatre. A RADA graduate, he is best known for playing Richard 'Tricky Dicky' Cole in EastEnders, Vernon Tomlin in Coronation Street and the memorable Chief Clown in Doctor Who: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy. His screen credits include Highlander, Outlander, Shameless, Benidorm and Inspector Morse. On stage, he has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company and appeared in productions including Bouncers, Dead Funny and Oh What a Lovely War, demonstrating his range across drama and comedy.

Christopher Ashman is a British actor, writer & producer whose work spans film, television, video games & independent filmmaking. A graduate of the renowned Drama Centre London, he has built an international career working across both British & American productions. His screen credits include the Netflix feature Havoc, alongside Tom Hardy, as well as Where Are You, opposite Anthony Hopkins, and the acclaimed drama Elizabeth Blue.

On television, Christopher has appeared in shows such as Lucifer, EastEnders and ITV Studios' much lauded drama The Reckoning. Beyond the screen, Christopher has also established himself as a writer & filmmaker. He is currently developing an adaptation of his first novel The Battle of Gildora.

With a career spanning drama, thriller, comedy and genre storytelling, Christopher brings a distinctive combination of classical training, international screen experience and a strong instinct for character-driven storytelling. His work continues to move between British and American productions, with an ambition to tell bold, cinematic stories for a global audience.

El is a North London based actor, singer and theatre-maker. This year she graduated from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts with a Masters in performance. During her time there she played Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Alice in The Truth, Elle Woods in Legally Blonde and Morgan in Godspell. Other works include Chameleon at the Edinburgh Fringe, its subsequent transfer to The Glitch in Waterloo and Speaking Dante in Florence, Italy. El is excited to be making her screen debut in All Kindza Madness.

Venus Baginski (Shelly) is a London-based non-binary actor, model and director.

Currently working on the feature film All Kindza Madness, Venus has developed their acting through training at young companies including Talawa Youth Theatre, Intermission Youth Theatre, Elevate at Arcola Theatre and Centre 59. They are currently studying a BA in Acting at the University of East London.

Alongside acting, Venus co-directs theatre productions, with recent credits including Dead Wrong at Edinburgh Fridge Festival and Marriage at Bread & Roses Theatre.

As a model, Venus has worked during London Fashion Week, with their work featuring in publications including ELLE Italia, Harper's Bazaar España and on the cover of Black Beauty & Hair.

Jahrhys Greenidge is an award winning actor, dancer, voice-over artist, model and musician who has an insatiable passion for the arts. He's a storyteller at heart, so he has a deep desire to share important stories with honesty, truth and some humour if the occasion presents itself.

He's done a variety of work on stage and the silver screen including: Vanity Fair; and open air theatre show that toured nationwide, Bacha Posh; a high energy Hip Hop musical, which lead him to winning Riverside Studio's Bitesize Festival award for best performance, and Reality Reset; a short film making the rounds in festivals such as the Ealing & Lift Off Sessions film festivals.

Awards include: National Youth Theatre's Digital Audition Choice Award and Riverside Studios' Bitesize Festival Best Performance Award.

Reeus is a Royal Central School Of Speech and Drama graduate 2025 who has worked with the likes of Judie Dench, Peter Davidson and Nick frost. He is South London born and is playing Naz who he's transforming himself for the screen!

Tyler Reddington plays Scott in All Kindza Madness, the 'bruiser of the gang', with a tough exterior and a strong sense of loyalty to those around him.

For the role, Tyler draws on his experiences working as a prison officer, where he has spent years around complex personalities, high-pressure situations and the realities of addiction and drug culture within the prison system. His experiences have given him an insight into the vulnerability, humour and humanity that often lie beneath the surface, which he brings to his portrayal of Scott.

Tyler's previous screen credits include Hitmen and the docudrama London Recruits. In All Kindza Madness, he brings real-world experience to the world of 1990s British rave culture, giving Scott a grounded combination of physicality, humour and heart.

Darren Cudjoe is a multifaceted creative force — actor, recording artist, writer, producer, and director — whose work weaves together performance, music, theatre, and independent storytelling. Fueled by an innate artistic instinct from childhood, he has built a bold, distinctive vision shaped by years across every corner of the entertainment industry. His journey began at the legendary Barbara Speake Stage School, where he laid the foundation for a life in performance. Early credits include iconic roles in Grange Hill, Tricky Business, and The Album, alongside his dynamic work as part of the breakdancing crew Mandinka Rock. These formative years gave him mastery over voice, movement, rhythm, and narrative — tools that continue to define his work today. Performing under the name Crusada, his music pulses with lived truth. As both lyricist and beatmaker, he writes, produces, and shapes his own sound — maintaining full creative control while building a rich catalogue of albums, EPs, mixtapes, and striking music videos. His versatility has led to powerful collaborations with celebrated artists including Mica Paris, Rodney P, Sia, and Carleen Anderson, bridging UK and international music scenes. As Founder & Creative Director of Global Distortion Media, Darren leads with purpose over output — building a platform for authentic independent releases and meaningful future collaborations. His focus remains on quality work, crafted with intention, and an artist who never stops growing. Most recently, he has brought his storytelling vision to the stage with Killer Signs — a gripping hip-hop musical thriller, already in development to become a screenplay by 2027. Always evolving, always creating, Darren Cudjoe is just getting started

Gem Carmella is an actor, producer and writer known for Gangs of London (2020), Damascus Cover (2017) and NW (2016).

Currently appearing in;- Sean Bean's Docudrama,"Original Gangster", on Sky TV, as Eddie O'Hare, Al Capone's lawyer. Adam Deacon's comedy, "Sumotherhood", (NFA winner), "DAN HAWK, PSYCHIC DETECTIVE", (NFA nominee) on Paramount plus, Major credits include;- "Star Wars - Phantom Menace -ep.1" "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves" DC Comics series, "Pennyworth", BBC TV'S "EastEnders", (BAFTA - WINNER) Netflix's "Topboy",(BAFTA - WINNER), ITV'S "Prime Suspect 1973". BBC TV's "Murphy's law" Christopher Lee's last film, "Angels in Notting Hill". The London stage version of "Back to the Future", playing Doc Brown and Strickland.) West end credits include ;- "Baby Doll" (RNT Production) "Macbeth"- (Vanessa Ford Prods.) "Grand Hotel - the musical" (Tony and Evening standard award winner. "West Side Story" "Pickwick the musical" - Sadlers Wells. "Yiddish Queen Lear" - Southwark Playhouse. "Bouncers - the remix"- No1 tour / Riverside studios.

Jack is a London born and bred mixed race actor with an authentic urban London presence, naturally carrying an underdog but ambitious energy. He is now the Founding Director of Moonshine Film, a production service company based in London.