Paul Copley can be seen in The Bill on Tuesday 27th July, ITV1 at 9pm in the role of Dave Walton.
Eleanor Matsuura, Stefano Braschi and Emmanuella Cole are all appearing in Danton's Death at the National Theatre, directed by Michael Grandage.
Gordon Kennedy can be heard in Reasons To Be Cheerful on BBC Radio 4, Saturday 22nd July at 10am.
Tim Preece is currently starring in the feature film The Ghost, directed by Roman Polanski, in the role of Roy.
Thomasin Rand can be seen in The Country Girl, directed by Rufus Norris for Bill Kenwright, which opens at Theatre Royal Windsor on Wednesday 21st July, before embarking on a tour and then coming into the Apollo Theatre West End from 8th October.
Jack Fortune stars in Ken Loche's latest feature Route Irish, which is in competition at this years Cannes Film Festival.
Morag Siller can be seen in the second series of Ladies of Letters which is currently being shown again on Sundays, ITV1 at 5.40pm.
Rufus Jones can be heard in Happy Tuesdays: Angelos on Tuesday 20th July, BBC Radio 4 at 11pm.
Belinda Stewart-Wilson and Robin Weaver can be seen in the second series of The Inbetweeners, currently showing again on Channel 4 from Tuesday 27th July at 11.10pm.
John Kazek is currently appearing in Roadkill at the Traverse and Tron Theatres, directed by Cora Bissett.
Gina Beck is currently starring as Christine in The Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty's Theatre, West End.
Duncan Anderson, Lesley Hart and Hannah Donaldson can all be seen in The Silver Darlings and Sunset Song which will both be at Her Majesty's Theatre Aberdeen before transferring to the Assembly Rooms Edinburgh for the Festival.
Paul Copley can be heard in Everyone Quite Likes Justin on BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 27th July at 11pm.
Kristian Phillips is currently appearing as Caliban in The Tempest, directed by Andrew Normington for the Lord Chamberlain's Men on tour.
Joanna van Kampen plays teenage wildchild, Fallon Rogers in The Archers on BBC Radio 4. The programme is available on demand over the internet and as a podcast.
Massive congratulations to James Marsters. The one off drama Moonshot, in which he starred as Buzz Aldrin, has just been nominated the category of Outstanding Made for Television Movie at this year's Primetime Emmy Awards.
Alexia Khadime and Victor Power can both be seen in Welcome To Thebes at the National Theatre, directed by Richard Eyre.
Ross Waiton is currently appearing in this year's Bridge Project at the Old Vic Theatre, directed by Sam Mendes, which consist of The Tempest and As You Like It. Ross can also be seen in Identity on Monday 19th July, ITV1 at 9pm.
Rufus Jones can be heard in the new adult comedy puppet series Mongrels which starts on Wednesday 23rd June, BBC3 at 11.45pm.
Jacqueline King is currently starring in Beyond The Horizon and Spring Storm for the National Theatre, directed by Laurie Sansom.
"It is stolen by Jacqueline King, who gives a dazzling performance as Heavenley's outrageously snobbish mother" - The Guardian.
Clive Francis stars in Enron at the Noel Coward Theatre for Headlong, directed by Rupert Goold. Clive will also be appearing in Casualty on Saturday 17th July, BBC1 at 9pm in the role of Pat Bailey.
War Horse starring Anthony Shuster and Stephen Harper has now moved from the National Theatre to the New London Theatre in the West End. The production's video design is by Leo Warner and Mark Grimmer for Fifty Nine Productions.
Kirsty Hoiles has won a TMA Award for Best Performance in a Supporting role in a Musical for her role in Spend Spend Spend at the Watermill Theatre.
Martin Hyder is currently appearing in Bleak House at the New Vic Stafford, directed by Theresa Heskins.
Richard Katz and Christine Entwistle both star in The Drunks as part of the RSC Ensemble, directed by Anthony Neilson.
Nick Powell has composed music for The Drunks and providing the sound design for The Grain Store for the RSC.
