Wife to James Whelan

Darragh is an actor from Cork. He has worked with some of Ireland’s leading theatre companies such as the Abbey Theatre, ANU Productions, Druid Theatre and the Everyman Theatre in Cork.

Clíona has just wrapped filming a recurring role on the new Irish television series, The Yank. She also was a part of the original cast of Mean Girls the Musical in the West End. Clíona trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama.

Eavan has recently played Sonya in Uncle Vanya (Once Off Productions), Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire (Once Off Productions) and Regan in King Lear (The Gate, Dublin). She has worked on screen projects with Louise Lowe (Canaries, 2020) and Kate Dolan (Pillow Queens, Holy Show). In 2021 Eavan performed for President Higgins at Áras an Úachtaráin for Bloomsday 2021. She is a graduate of the Lir Academy.

Born and raised in Dublin, Molly Hanly made her stage debut as "Connie Millington" in Youth's The Season written by Mary Manning and directed by Sarah Jane Scaife at the Abbey Theatre. She graduated from Bristol Old Vic in 2024 after winning the Theatre Club Music Award in 2023. Molly went on to star in Eva Hudson's 855-For-Truth directed by Lydia McKinley at the Hope Theatre. Other credits include The Big Cranberry at the Jack Studio Theatre, and Rhubarb and Custard performed at both Bloomsbury and Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She recently made her screen debut in Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

Fiach is known for roles in TV shows including The Walsh Sisters (BBC, RTÉ) and Red Election (Mopar & Subotica), as well as appearances in Game of Thrones (HBO) and Foundation (Apple TV+). He has performed at venues including the Mill Theatre, The New Theatre, and Edinburgh Fringe. Fiach is originally from Co. Wicklow and is based between Ireland and London.

Patrick is an actor known for his roles in TV shows including Blue Lights (BBC), and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (HBO). He has worked extensively in theatre including shows such as The White Handkerchief (Millenium Forum Derry), Richard III (Lyric Theatre Belfast) and Good With Faces (Project Arts Centre). His roles in film include Death from the Sea (Amalia and The Lost City of Z (Plan B).

David is an actor and writer known for roles in Moone Boy, Song of the Sea and Small Town, Big Story. He has performed at the Abbey, Gate and Gaiety theatre in Dublin among others. Wife to James Whelan is David’s first show at the Jermyn Street Theatre.

Benjamin is a graduate of The Gaiety School of Acting. He has performed in Ireland's leading theatres including The Abbey, The Cork Opera House, and Smock Alley Theatre amongst others. He appears in upcoming films Chasing Millions opposite Christopher Eccleston and The Surgeon opposite Michelle Yeoh. His original play Mortal Sin was selected by Culture Ireland for their Edinburgh Fringe Showcase and makes its UK debut at the festival this August.