Ashwin was a member of the Carlton Junior Television Workshop in Birmingham, and trained at Bretton Hall College. He played the lead role in Girish Kasaravalli's award-winning South Indian feature, Naayi Neralu (Shadow of the Dog). He has appeared in a number of productions with Birmingham Rep, starred in the BBC television series Spooks, and has recently worked on BBC Asia Network's Silver Street. Ashwin has trained at the Attakkalari Centre, Bangalore in Kalaripayattu, Capoeira and movement, and also under Rachel Karafistan and Kuba Pierzchalski of COSmino Teatr in physical theatre.

Sartaj has worked regularly in Theatre, Film, TV and radio, and has trained for several years in Fujian White Crane Kung-Fu. He currently plays the regular role of Kuljit Singh in the Asian Network radio soap Silver Street. His most recent theatre work has included The Hot Zone at BAC, a UK tour of Too Close to Home for Rasa Productions, and Romeo and Juliet at the Royal Exchange. He has worked regularly for Birmingham Rep, and has taken part in numerous play readings and workshops for companies including The Royal Court, Soho Theatre and Tara Arts.

Audrie first performed with Trestle in Adventures of the Stoneheads in 2003, and is a regular workshop leader for the Company. She gained a BA Hons degree at Middlesex University and began her career by winning the Best Actress Award at the National Student Drama Festival 2000. In 2004, she played the title role in the Indian film, Cape Karma. She has performed in various shows directed by John Wright, has run her own theatre company, and is a well established drama teacher, most recently coaching the Royal Shakespeare Company.