Artist
Accents & Dialects: American-Southern States, American-Standard, Australian, Dublin, Irish-Northern, Irish-Southern, Northern
Music & Dance: Ballroom Dancing, Charleston, Contemporary Dance, Foxtrot, Jazz Dancing, Jive, Lyrical Dance, Merengue, Mezzo-Soprano, Singing (general), Street Dance, Tango, Waltz
Sports: Boxing, Cycling, Horse-riding, Kick Boxing, Martial Arts, Netball, Pilates, Stage Combat, Tennis, Yoga
* = Native / Highly Skilled
Mollie is a bilingual actress originally from Birmingham and grew up in Spain. Fluent in both English and Spanish, she has extensive experience in films showcasing her wide emotional versatility. Credits including The Jack in the Box Awakening, The Highwayman, and co-written short film Death Warmed Up. When she’s not acting, Mollie is the lead vocalist for Amnesia, a 90’s dance band that tours nationally. Outside of performing, she enjoys keeping fit, is a keen swimmer and a qualified Lifeguard.
Accents & Dialects: American-California, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Australian, Birmingham, Black Country, English-Standard*, Essex, Irish-Southern, Liverpool, Northern, RP, Spanish*,Welsh-Standard, Yorkshire
Languages: English*, Spanish*
Music & Dance: A Cappella*, Country Singing*, Mezzo-Soprano*, Pop Singing*, Singing (general)*
Performance: Actor-Singer, ECSPC Firearms In Action Training, ECSPC Screen Combat Introduction, Green Screen, Musical Theatre, Professional Singer*, Singer-Professional*
Sports: Cycling, Ice Skating, Lifeguard (NPLQ)*, Swimming*, Swimming Teacher or Coach (qualified)
Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence
Other Skills: Barista (experienced), Bartender, DBS (CRB) clearance, Firearms training, Improvisation, Lifeguard, Translator, Waiting Staff (experience)
* = Native / Highly Skilled
Alice Wordsworth is a freelance theatre and film director working across the UK and internationally. Most recently, she directed THE NEXT MORNING (National Theatre), a short film written by James Graham and commissioned to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, and she is currently Associate Director to Ivo Van Hove on ALL MY SONS (Wyndham’s Theatre), starring Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Paapa Essiedu.
Alice’s directing credits span large-scale theatre, immersive performance and film. They include ANANSI THE SPIDER (Unicorn Theatre – five-star review from The Stage), AN INTERVENTION by Mike Bartlett (Riverside Studios), SPRING AWAKENING (LAMDA), A LITTLE LIFE AT 10 (Southbank Centre), FISHBOWL (King’s Head Theatre), and HOW TO TRAIN THE PERFECT WOMEN (Shoreditch Town Hall / Camden People’s Theatre). She has also directed multiple productions with Amsterdam on Stage, including DUIZEND SCHEPEN, WE’RE ALL MAD HERE, and LOVE STORIES (Amsterdam on Stage).
As an Associate Director, Alice has worked with Thomas Ostermeier on THE SEAGULL (Barbican), Rob Icke on OEDIPUS (Wyndham’s Theatre), Simon Godwin on MACBETH (UK tour / Washington DC), Tim Jackson on F*GHAG (Soho Theatre / Edinburgh Fringe), Belinda Lang on AN HOUR & A HALF LATE (Theatre Royal Bath / ATG national tour), and Ivo Van Hove on OPENING NIGHT (Gielgud Theatre) and A LITTLE LIFE (Richmond Theatre / Harold Pinter Theatre / Savoy Theatre). Her Assistant Director credits include GULLIVER’S TRAVELS, MAGGOT MOON, THE CANTERVILLE GHOST, and THE BEE IN ME (Unicorn Theatre), LOVE ON THE LINKS (Salisbury Playhouse), and COMEDY OF ERRORS (Exeter Northcott). Alice has also worked extensively as a dramaturg on DEAR ANNIE, I HATE YOU (Riverside Studios / Edinburgh Fringe), MANUFACTURED CONSENT (Soho Theatre), NUCLEAR (Theatr Clwyd), F*GHAG (Soho Theatre / Edinburgh Fringe), and THE NEXT MORNING (National Theatre), and as a reader for Wessex Grove, the Bruntwood Playwriting Prize and Hampstead Theatre. Her film work includes FOR SUSIE, WITH LOVE, a private short commissioned for a birthday. She is the Resident Director of Amsterdam on Stage and continues to develop ambitious work across theatre, film and new writing.
Pronouns: They/ Them
Liv Little is a writer and creative of Jamaican and Guyanese heritage, born and raised in South London. Her work spans fiction, journalism, audio, and television, often centring the people and places that matter to her.
Her debut novel Rosewater a tender, queer love story was published by Dialogue Books in the UK and John Legend’s imprint, Zando, in the US. It has sold over 30,000 copies in the UK and is currently in early development for screen. Her second novel, Bitter Melon, will be published in 2026.
Liv is the host of We Have Notes, the Observer’s weekly culture show, and has developed a range of film and television projects, including with Emenata Studios and producer Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor (Blue Story, Champion). She has worked in writers’ rooms for See-Saw, Left Bank, and Paramount+, and wrote an episode of The Flatshare (Series 2).
Her original pilot Paradise — a darkly comedic thriller described as Search Party meets Twenties — was featured on the Brit List in 2022. She is also developing a millennial workplace drama, with Naomi Ackie and Lucy Boynton attached to star, and is working on her debut, original feature with Parkville and BBC Film.
Before focusing on fiction and screenwriting, Liv founded and led gal-dem, the award-winning magazine and media platform dedicated to spotlighting the voices of people of colour from marginalised genders. She has also worked in-house at BBC Digital in commissioning, as a producer at BBC Three, and has executive produced several short-form projects.
Later this year, she’ll direct her first narrative short film.
