Chantal Amber is a queer neurodivergent actor and theatremaker passionate about creating new work and collaborating with other artists. Driven by curiosity, she can often be found wearing colourful op-shopped clothing, drinking tea, singing, reading, doing yoga, drawing and dancing (usually not all at once). Chantal has a Bachelor of Acting for Stage and Screen from Federation University’s Arts Academy.

Tim Constantine is a multi-award-winning actor with more than 20 years’ experience across theatre, film and television. His stage credits include Betrayal, Angels in America, Doubt, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and The Judas Kiss, while screen appearances include Neighbours, Underbelly and City Homicide. Tim recently appeared as Alan in BNT’s God of Carnage and returns to play the rather different brothers Gordon and Dwight.

Laura is thrilled to be bringing the role of Hermia to the stage. Most recently Laura performed as Freya in Wednesday Girl for Creswick Theatre Company's 12 Minute Play Festival. She is currently on the board for Ballarat Lyric Theatre, and has previously performed with and worked behind the scenes for Ballarat Lyric Theatre, BLOC Music Theatre and Creswick Theatre Company. In her professional life Laura services the community as a pharmacist and loves her work (possibly too much). Laura is excited to be in her first BNT production and she hopes you enjoy the show!

After a lifelong love of being dramatic, Melissa graduated from Federation University’s Arts Academy in 2018, with a Bachelor of Arts in Acting. She has since worked with various local companies, including in Ballarat National Theatre’s God of Carnage, Creswick Theatre Company’s 12 Minute Play Festival, and several productions with The Bard in Buninyong, including Lavinia in Titus Andronicus, Marquise de Merteuil in Dangerous Liaisons and Electra in Clytemnestra. In her spare time, you can find Melissa surrounded by fabric and yarn, pursuing her craft hobbies.

Fiona has a B.Ed and an MFA and has taught and performed in Australia and overseas. She has performed in several plays while living in Tasmaina: Black Adder, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, The Season of Sarsaparilla and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. This is her first performance with BNT and she is excited!

Faith is super excited to be in Dead Man's Cell Phone. She has previously performed in Phoenix P-12 Community College's 'Wizard Of Oz' and is currently enrolled in their Arts Academy program.