 | Mike Lanchester first appeared on the Reps stage "way back" in 1970 and has been in "too many shows to mention". Recent roles included Sgt Crabtree in "Allo Allo" and Nurse Nitwit in "Babes in the wood", for which he won Best Actor 2001. He has also directed and adjudicated plays and was infamous for his theatre reviews as Look & Listen's ' Couch Potato' and The Daily News' 'The Grouch'. |
 | Fiona Garrity has appeared on stage at Reps Theatre in both musical and straight plays nearly every year since 1980. She won best supporting actress 4 times for her rôles in Rose, Lettice & Lovage, I’m Not Rappaport and Butterflies Are Free as well as Best Cameo for her song in "London Calls Back" and Best Actress in the 1996 production of "Blood Brothers". |
 | Amanda Mileson started her association with Reps as a child in the pantomime – Dick Whittington and his Cat. She is involved in all aspects of the theatre from Stage management to designing lighting rigs and operating them. Her most recent acting part was Hera in the 2001 Best Production - Rape of the Belt She has twice been nominated for Best All Round Contribution. |
 | Timothy Harrap has acted with Valley Players for over 20 years and has co-written 4 plays of which "Squatting Horse and Western Bull" was produced at Reps. His first stage appearance at Reps was in the 1985 production of Midsummers Night’s Dream as Snug the Joiner and his latest as Joe Gargery in Great Expectations for which he received the award for Best Supporting actor. |
 | Erin Cooper has worked backstage and taken a number of minor roles at Reps until this year when she played the Wife of Bath in the Canterbury Tales. She also appeared as Isobelle in Christopher Fry’s adaptation of the French play Ring Round the Moon by Jean Anouilh at St. George’s College. |
 | Andrew Hyde made his stage debut at Reps as a page in Henry the Tudor Dude. Later he acted the part of the Mayor of the Munchkins in the Wizard of Oz and this year took the part of Chanticlere in the Canterbury Tales. He is a pupil at St. George’s where he recently played the role of Madame Desmermortes in Ring Round the Moon. |
 | Robert Marple first went on stage at Prep School as an elephant and first appeared on Reps stage in Poor Bitos directed by Bill Magness in 1967. Since then he has appeared in various T.V. productions and radio plays as well as undertaking some film work. He was one of the Reps Revellers who toured the rural areas in the late sixties and seventies. |