Abigail Tedder is in her second year reading History at Girton College. Her Cambridge credits include: Derek - the 2009 Footlights Spring Revue, Breakfast at Night (ADC 2009), The Odd Couple (GADS 2008.) Abi played the "Minotaur" in the 2009 ADC/Footlights Pantomime Theseus and the Minotaur. She regularly performs stand-up and sketches in smokers and co-organises the Wolfson Howler comedy events. She won the Kill Me Comedy Award 2008 and was a finalist in the 2008 RAG stand-upcompetition. She is currently co-writing the 2009 Footlights National Tour Show.

Keith is in his third year studying Medicine at Downing College and regularly performs in smokers. He co-wrote Derek, the 2009 Footlights Spring Revue and is writing/performing in the 2009 Footlights National Tour Show. He also won the 2008 RAG stand-up competition and performed in Barry Pull Your Finger Out, the 2009 Harry Porter Prize winner.

Lucien is in his third year reading English at Selwyn College. He co-wrote and directed Derek - the Footlights Spring Revue 2009. He also co-wrote and directed Scenes of Mild Peril, a sketch-show at the Corpus Playroom. As well as appearing in every smoker, he regularly performs stand-up in the Wolfson Howler, and was a finalist in the RAG stand-up competition 2008. Last year, he won the Fletcher Players' and Pembroke Players' New Writing Awards.

Katy is a third year studying English, Drama and Education at Homerton. She regularly performs stand up and sketches in Smokers. She is also a member of Alcock Improv, an improvised comedy troupe. This year, she won £50 for one of her poems at the Pembroke Black Tie Smoker. Neat huh?

James is in his third year reading Theology at Jesus. He co-wrote and directed Derek - the Footlights Spring Revue 2009, and appears in every smoker and also in various college comedy events. He has been in various plays (The Hothouse, As You Like It) and directed and co-wrote The Wind in the Willows for the Edinburgh Fringe 2009. He also created the Jesus Smokers.

Ellie is a second year at Homerton College. She has been in Once Upon a Time… and Theseus and the Minotaur, the 2007/8 Footlights' pantos, DAD the 2008 Footlights' Harry Porter Prize and Derek the 2009 Footlights' Spring Revue. She also writes and performs in Smokers.

Adam is an English finalist at Magdalene. His Footlights credits, excluding numerous smokers at the ADC and elsewhere, includes the 2008 Spring Revue Snippets, the 2008 Pantomime Theseus and the Minotaur, and the 2009 Harry Porter winner Barry, Pull Your Finger Out!. This year he will be Assistant Directing the 2009 Pantomime Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. He is also a dramatic actor and playwright, but those endeavours are surprisingly humourless, and hence not for here.

Ben is in his third year reading Medicine at Girton College. In addition to his role on the committee Ben has toured with The Real Inspector Hound (CUADC) and Wind in the Willows (CUADC). He has also produced a number of shows including Secret Heart (Alcock) and stage managed others including Romeo and Juliet (Marlowe).

Phil Wang is a second year studying Engineering at King's and performs stand-up as well as sketches in smokers. He is a regular on the Cambridge stand-up circuit, co-organising and performing often at the Wolfson Howler. Phil also co-founded, organises and comperes the King's Jest, and was a finalist in the 2009 RAG Stand-Up Competition. Phil's acting experience is negligible at best.

Mark is in his second year reading Philosophy at Corpus Christi. He regularly performs in Smokers, co-wrote the 2010 Spring Revue, 'People Watching', and co-wrote and performed in the sketch show 'Good Clean Men'. He has also appeared in several plays in Cambridge, including 'The Lesson' and 'Twelfth Night'.

Alexander is a second year reading English. He has performed in the Edinburgh run of the 2009 Footlights Harry Porter Prize winner Barry pull your finger out, the 2009 Footlights Spring Revue Derek, and the 2009 Footlights Pantomime Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. He has co-written and performed in the sketch show Good Clean Men, and co-written and co-directed the 2010 Footlights Spring Revue, People Watching. He performed in the play Armageddapocalypse 2: The Explosioning, and regularly writes and performs in smokers. He is also co-writing and performing in the 2010 Footlights National Tour show.

Dannish is in his second year reading English at Selwyn college. He regularly performs as a stand-up both with and without Footlights, and helps to organise the Wolfson Howler comedy events. He was a finalist in the 2009 RAG stand-up competition.