Is the owner of Berzerk Productions. He developed his trade studying drama at De Montfort University and continued on their MA programme studying performance practices. His area of research was post-colonial studies and the representation of ethnic minorities in performance. Recently, he has been exploring how movement-based practices can be used to inform performance making. He specialises in devising pieces that are immersive, provoking and abstract. This allows him to experiment with theatre-making like never before. He is excited about offering Reading's young people something refreshing and is on a mission to change the town's artistic and cultural landscape. 

Pixie received ten years of training in Dance, Musical Theatre and Acting before attending Plymouth University, where she gained a BA in Theatre and Performance. Over the years she has performed in numerous musical productions across Berkshire, including ‘42nd Street’ and ‘The King and I’ at The Hexagon, Reading. In 2017 Pixie appeared in two sell out plays, ‘Peace’ and ‘Hay Fever’ by Noel Coward and, in Spring 2023, performed in Dinner by Moira Buffini. She has vast experience as a youth theatre practitioner and has spent recent years working with children in holidays camps and both mainstream and SEN schools. Passionate about teaching and education, Pixie believes that engaging in the arts has the power to build confidence, fuel self-expression and transform lives. Pixie is a licensed chaperone, holds an enhanced DBS and is Safeguarding and First Aid trained.

Hollie began training in dance from a young age, undertaking lessons for many years in a variety of genres including contemporary and hip-hop. This inspired her to go on to earn a first-class BA(Hons) degree in Drama and Theatre Studies at Royal Holloway University of London. Throughout University, Hollie crafted her skills in many areas of theatre such as directing, physical and dance theatre, verbatim and children’s theatre. During this time, she co-created and ran a drama workshop for young children at the Tate Modern Gallery and she has written and co-directed a short original play that was performed at the Battersea Arts Centre, along with directing, choreographing and acting in many other original pieces at University. Hollie has also received training from The National Youth Film Academy in screen acting, which she has a special interest in after starring in a number of short films and music videos. This has helped her develop her performance skills, as well as allow her to work with some top industry professionals, casting directors and filmmakers. Through her work at Berzerk productions, Hollie is hoping to inspire the next generation of performers and theatre-makers in her hometown by nurturing their originality, creativity and passion.

Lisa began her journey as a student at Berzerk Productions, taking LAMDA classes in Tilehurst. After finishing school, she went on the achieve a first-class BA(Hons) degree in Acting from the University of Chichester. During her time at Chichester, she and her peers formed the theatre company Choplogic Productions, creating a musical ode to the unsung heroes of World War 2 in Dots and Dashes: A Bletchley Park Musical. This show was later taken to the 2022 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it was critically acclaimed and received multiple sold out nights. Lisa specialises in character work, focusing on Stanislavski and Meisner techniques to help emotionally connect and create believable characters and is passionate to impart this knowledge onto the next generation of Berzerkers.