Sam South's first role with the Tower was a hedgehog in The Wind in the Willows. He then played Jekyll's nephew in Jekyll and Hyde. At school he has workshopped Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Portia in The Merchant of Venice. Mojo is his third Tower show, and he is looking forward to playing someone his own age, sex and species!

Bryan Fegan studied acting with Cat Clancy at City Academy and has recently been involved in the TNT show for Channel 4 and played Robert Sideway in a production of scenes from Our Country's Good hails from Gravesend in Kent and was the lead vocalist/guitarist in a band that had mild success touring the country before he decided to focus solely on acting. He joined the Tower in December and Mojo will be his debut play with the Company. As his grandfather sadly passed away in January during rehearsals, Bryan's performance in the show will be dedicated to him.

In the three years since joining the Tower Theatre Company, Cameron Robertson has appeared as Joey in The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Charlie in Stones in His Pockets, Simon Bliss in Hay Fever and Wardell in Sordid Lives. These parts required the portrayal of a terrorist, a cheeky chappy, a spoiled brat and a bar-tender - all good preparation for the various facets of Baby in Mojo. Cameron left his native Gloucestershire to enjoy the delights of Hackney and now lives in Stoke Newington.

Jacob Trenerry trained at The Poor School and City Lit. His theatre work has ranged from Cold Comfort Farm to The Insect Play, Twelfth Night for the Chesil Theatre in Winchester, Much Ado About Nothing at Barons Court Theatre and Blythe Spirit at City Lit. His short film appearances include Awake for the Actors Centre film lab. Jacob also belongs to Models Plus modelling agency, is an accomplished horse rider and competition-standard three-day-eventer, a tournament-rated tennis player and ran the London Marathon in 2006 for the charity 'Scope'. He was born in Southampton and now lives in North London.

Robin Hodges has been acting with the Tower since early 2007. His credits include Death of a Salesman, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Barefoot in the Park, and Dangerous Corner. He lives in Bethnal Green with his partner, Jude. A true method actor, Robin prepared for the role of Sidney Potts by locking himself in a nightclub basement for a week, with only a carrier bag full of amphetamines and a stale Victoria sponge cake for company.

A graduate from the University of Manchester studying International Management with French, Maxim Thompson has been involved in plays from an early age including Oliver, The Wizard of Oz and Bugsy Malone. He recently decided to renew his passion for theatre by joining both the Tower company and the Lost youth theatre company. He is also in the process of auditioning for drama schools, namely LAMDA, Guildhall and Bristol Old Vic.