Connor is a working-class, neurodivergent Glaswegian actor. After graduating with a BA (Hons) from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, he has appeared across theatre, film, television, and radio.  

His credits include The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (National Theatre); Dodger Seasons 1–3 (BBC/NBCUniversal); Patience Seasons 1–3 (Channel 4); Glenrothan (Lionsgate); Whitstable Pearl (Acorn TV) and Casualty (BBC).  

His radio work includes Charles Paris: So Much Blood, Kira, The Lion, and Borstal Boy for BBC Radio 4. 

Niall’s theatre credits include: Mick Ross in Breaking the Code (Northampton Royal and Derngate); Henry Condell in The Book of Will (The Shakespeare North Playhouse), Mr Perks in The Railway Children, Ian Pearson in The Gaul (Hull Truck), Alonso in The Tempest and Bourbon in Henry V, Lysander in A Midsummers Night Dream and Witch 1 in Macbeth (The Rose Theatre York), Bill in Elton John’s Glasses (Watford Palace Theatre); Iago in Othello (Stafford Shakespeare Festival); Leonard Vole in Witness for the Prosecution (Theatre Mill); Victor in Private Lives (Bolton Octagon) and Malcolm in Bedroom Farce (Salisbury Playhouse). 

TV credits include: Rev Colin Starling in The Marlow Murder Club (Masterpiece); Fool Me Once (Netflix); Emmerdale, Vera, Coronation Street (ITV), The Rising (Sky1); Casualty and Waterloo Road (BBC). 

Film credits include: Starve Acre, Nicole and O.J and Rita, Sue & Bob Too. 

Trudy was born and raised in Manchester and trained at the Guildford School of Acting, where she played the role of Elmire in Molière’s Tartuffe; Movie Star Barbara in the European debut of Robert O’Hara’s Barbecue and Cleopatra in Antony and Cleopatra. 

She was a Spotlight Prize 2024 finalist and will feature in the upcoming 2026 feature film ‘Finding Emily’.