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Chris Cade is a freelance actor and storyteller working in museums, schools, heritage sites and community venues across Yorkshire and beyond. Born in Hull, Chris is based near York. He trained at St.John's College, York (B.Ed Hons) and Bretton Hall (M.A. Educational Theatre) and was a co-founder of Platform 4 Theatre at the National Railway Museum (1991 - 2016). Since becoming full time self-employed in 2005, Chris has undertaken commissions to research, write and deliver museum theatre for Barnsley, Bradford, Hull, Leeds, Redcar & Cleveland and York Museums. Chris is a member of EQUITY and has portrayed high profile characters such as Joseph Rowntree (2017), Captain Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore (2016), LS Lowry (2015), Henry Pease (2014), Richard III (2013), Captain Edward J Smith (2012), George Hudson (2011), Pharoah Ramses II (2010), Charles Darwin (2009), Edwin Chadwick (2008), William Wilberforce (2007) and Isambard Kingdom Brunel (2006).

Blurring the line between Living History and Theatre in Education, Yeoman offers an insight into the life of the Territorial cavalryman (and his mount) of the First World War through performance, displays, discussions and schools programmes. Who or what were the Yeomanry? We travel countrywide and can appear with or without our horses as required. We offer the opportunity to meet and interact with a number of Characters from the Essex Yeomanry from the Officer to the machine gunner to the regimental cook and share in their Great war experiences. We also appear at re-enactment events countrywide, turning out as a section of A squadron Essex Yeomanry.

Freelance Writer/Performer of scripted museum theatre, also Freelance Costumed Historical Interpreter, I also devise and deliver Educational workshops on a variety of subjects Recent and Future commissions and engagements Co-writer and Presenter "The Great Georgian Science Show" - Stamford Georgian Festival Chiltern Open Air Museum; Actor in Literary sessions as "The Deer Mage" (Wolf Brother) "Mr Tom" (Goodnight Mr Tom), "The Farmer" (Little Red Hen) 2016 Eltham Palace: James Watt, Eagle, (Courtauld's Butler) 2016 National Archives: Storytelling sessions on "The Great Fire" as Samuel Pepys 2016 Ealing Council: Devising and Delivering "Brunel Walk" (as Brunel) 2016 Historic Royal Palaces: "Story Squad" in "The Great Garden Game", "Host" in "Fit for a King" -2016 Kent Life Open Air Musuem: Member of Live Interpretation Team -2015 Charlton House: Devi

The actor Jerker Fahlström is an actor with many years of experience on stage, cinema, radio, TV and has played many main roles with both child and adult theatre. Jerker has worked with many of the big names within Swedish film, and has been involved in film making abroad in e.g. Romania and Poland. Between film and theatre work he travels across the world with his storytelling show: "Of Gods, Heroes and little people". With his show Jerker invites to a shimmering world of the heroes and gods of the Viking Age. Tales where he cleverly weaves together the tale with facts about clothing, weapons and way of life. It is a show played around the world, for example Texas, St. Petersburg, Iceland, England, Scotland, Greenland, Faroe Islands and the Orkney Islands.

I am a costume designer who specialises in making costumes for display, performance and education for museums and heritage sites

I am the programmer for the IMTAL website.

KS2 School Visitor and Photographer The Vikings Anglo Saxons Iron Age Celtic Britain and the Roman Invasion As well as providing history experiences for schools Alex is also a freelance professional photographer combining historic interpretation and photography to produce imagery for museums, exhibitions, on site interpretive panels, Advertising, and Print.

Performing as Peterkin the Fool, Peet interprets the character of the Court and country fool from early Mediaeval to Jacobean times. Having worked for English Heritage for whom he is their National Jester, Historic Royal Palaces, Historic Scotland, Cadw, as well as at Windsor Castle, Hever CAstle and host of castles, houses and hotels, Peterkin is th efool of choice for the heritage and museum sector. Peet is also creative director of Foolscap Productions for whom he has devised various multi performer pieces for HRP, Historic Scotland and English Heritage. Foolscap are currently working in collaboration with the Misfits Theatre Company on a commission from Historic Royal Palaces to bring an interpretive performance on the role of learning disabled performers in the court of Henry VIII.

Freelance interpreter. Has worked with British Waterways, Croydon Clock Tower, HRP (through andrew ashmore & associates), Rutland Railway Museum.

Originally I am an operasinger, ( still am !) but my great interest in Culture and history lead me to mediate history through my art. Without knowing anything about Museum Theatre, that was actually what I was doing in old Manorhouses and museums. I got more and more involved and were through my engagement headhunted for a job as director of a small museum. After we were forced to go into fusion with bigger museums I lost my job - only being an operasinger and not educated museumexpert. And I was also looked down at, since my way of running the museum and mediating the cultural heritage was alternative - being done in a very large scale through art. Unfortunatly - cause people and the press loved what I was doing. That made me think! - I was obviously doing something right - making people and especially the young generations come to my museum! - but what? I decided to educate as a museum prof.

The website details my acting and performance career to date. It has been an exciting journey but, as you will read, I started too late - well behind the pack! But now my 'full' life experience gives me all the tools I need. (Apologies for the functional nature of the site. I won't be entering it for any design awards - but it works. He says with fingers crossed!)