MICHELLE MORRIS (Julie) Michelle trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. As a member of The National Youth Music Theatre, she performed in RAGGED CHILD and PENDRAGON (winning a Fringe First Award) performing in New York, Hong Kong, Canada, Taipei, The West End, Sydmonton Festival and the Royal Albert Hall (for Andrew Lloyd Webber), recording the original cast CD of PENDRAGON at Abbey Road Studios. Theatre credits include Helen Avery in THE COLOUR OF JUSTICE at the Tricycle Theatre, National Theatre, West End and a national tour, ONLY WHEN I LAUGH, ONE FOR THE POT, DON'T JUST LIE THERE - SAY SOMETHING and TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX all at The Mill at Sonning, Jack in JACK AND THE BEANSTALK at Windsor Theatre Royal (with Eric Sykes). She also created the lead role of Lisa in HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GIRL? By Peter Terson at Broomhill Theatre. Television credits include: Jess Haworth in THE KNOCK, Joolz in BIG KIDS, THE COLOUR OF JUSTIC, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, BUGS and READY STEADY COOK! Film credits include: WHAT A GIRL WANTS. Michelle also works as a presenter for Oxford University Press, Visua Productions and Interact. With a certificate in Health and Fitness Michelle has run four London Marathons, The Moonwalk and has raised over £10,000 for charity in numerous running and swimathon events. She is currently training for the New York Marathon in November. Michelle has just returned from playing Molly in LOVE'S A LUXURY at the English theatre in Vienna and is delighted to be invited back to The Mill again.

REBECCA REANEY (Judy) Rebecca trained at the Livingston Academy of Dance and at the Birmingham School of Speech and Drama. Her West End credits include Linda in BLOOD BROTHERS (Phoenix Theatre) and Iris in FAME (Prince of Wales Theatre and Victoria Palace). She played Candy in OH! WHAT A NIGHT at the Hammersmith Apollo and Manchester Opera House. National Tours include SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (with Paul Nicholas). Rebecca played Doll Common in THE ALCHEMIST at the Courtyard theatre and appeared in the play KISS ME LIKE YOU MEANT IT in Mansfield. She starred in the new musical MUSCLES at the Landor Theatre and created the role of Bonnie in a workshop of a new musical LOVESHACK. Rebecca played Georgie in the new play BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE at the Queens Theatre, Hornchurch and has just completed a run of Terry Pratchett's WYRD SISTERS at the Gatehouse Theatre in London. Television credits include: DOCTORS; THE SECOND QUEST; CRIMEWATCH; INNOVATION NATION; RAW TV and THE GREAT ESCAPE. Rebecca's film work includes MATCH REPORT; HELLO YOU; HINDSIGHT; GOOD MORNING; JUST IMPEDIMENT and FLUSH AWAY which was premiered at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square, London.

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RON ALDRIDGE ( Director) His career as director/writer/actor has spanned over 28 years. He has directed in repertory, at the Edinburgh Festival, on numerous touring productions, and extensively on the London Fringe. He was assistant director to Ray Cooney on the West End production of FUNNY MONEY at the Playhouse Theatre and also directed the play in Israel,…… in Hebrew. He also directed the UK national tour and most recently the summer season at Eastbourne. His play HOVERING was nominated for an award at the '94 Edinburgh Festival, and he has had numerous plays produced in repertory and on the London Fringe. His comedy YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG TWICE was recently published by Josef Weinberger Limited. As an actor he has worked in repertory, on numerous touring productions and in the West End. He starred in the lead role of James Leeds in the award-winning CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD at the Albery Theatre followed by a long and successful national tour. Other West End appearances include: THE VOLUNTEER at the Riverside, RUN FOR YOUR WIFE at the Criterion, FUNNY MONEY at the Playhouse, and THE ODD COUPLE at the Haymarket. TV appearances include: LONDON'S BURNING, FOOL'S GOLD, THE KNOCK, 2.4 CHILDREN, THE BILL, NELSON'S COLUMN, EASTENDERS, and Bronco in ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES. Ron very recently directed NOT NOW DARLING, TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX, OUT OF ORDER, FUNNY MONEY, THERE GOES THE BRIDE directed and acted in YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG TWICE and IT'S NEVER TOO LATE at The Mill and is delighted to be invited back. Ron recently directed two plays for the English Speaking Theatre in Vienna -LOVE'S A LUXURY and Noel Coward's FALLEN ANGELS.

TONY EDEN (Set designer) Tony is the resident scenic artist at The Mill where recent shows have included INTIMATE EXCHANGES, SEPARATE TABLES, TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX, and more. He graduated from Central School of Speech and Drama in 2004 having worked on over 12 shows in the College Studio space and main theatre. Other work has been at the Battersea Arts Centre, Riverside Studios and Polka Theatre. Tony's previous designs for the Mill include IT'S NEVER TOO LATE and NOT NOW DARLING, ALONE TOGETHER AGAIN and is delighted to be invited back to design the set for PERFECT WEDDING.

JANE KIDD (Costume Designer) Jane who is our Resident Costume Designer, trained in Fashion Design at Berkshire College of Art. She freelanced in knitwear and dress design for five years before joining The Mill as Wardrobe Mistress, and enjoys a variety of making both period and modern costumes of which she has made many whilst at The Mill. Some of Jane's recent costume designs include, STEPPING OUT, THERE GOES THE BRIDE, I REMEMBER YOU, MURDER BY MISADVENTURE, OUT OF ORDER, ABSENT FRIENDS, IT'S NEVER TOO LATE, A TOUCH OF SPRING, SHADY BUSINESS, CAUGHT IN THE NET, TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX, SEPARATE TABLES, INTIMATE EXCHANGES, NOT NOW DARLING, THE MAINTENANCE MAN, STRICTLY MURDER, ALONE TOGETHER AGAIN and STARRY, STARRY NIGHT.

JANET A CANTRILL (Lighting Designer) Since graduating from Rose Bruford, Janet has worked with a variety of touring companies, such as Shared Experience, Monstrous Regiment and Gay Sweatshop as Stage Manager. She has worked most recently at East 15 Acting School as Lighting Technician/Tutor and at Webber Douglas Academy as Production Manager. As a technician Janet worked at the Bloomsbury Theatre and the Tom Allen Centre, Stratford and The Drill Hall where she was Sound Engineer on the Ukelele Orchestra of Great Britain Concert Season. As a Lighting Designer Janet has lit shows for Webber Douglas, East 15, Bedfordshire Youth Opera and South West Youth Theatre and has also worked rigging Christmas decorations for James Glancy Design.

SALLY HUGHES (Artistic Director) Sally spent her early years in Venezuela and Argentina and after finishing her education in England, she then trained for the stage as an actress at The Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. On graduating she was given her first engagement by John Fernald who directed her in COMING OF AGE. Then followed ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN at The Bush and CATCHPENNY TWIST at The King's Head Theatre. In 1984 Sally took over the post of Artistic Director of The Mill At Sonning from Peter Egan and has directed and appeared in many of its productions, including DAMES AT SEA (an excerpt of which was included in The Royal Gala Performance in the presence of HRH The Prince of Wales), and most recently she appeared as Barbara Smith in CAUGHT IN THE NET and Ginger Mercer in the musical TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS. The most recent plays Sally has directed at The Mill are A FOOT IN THE DOOR, POOLS PARADISE, THE FACE OF FEAR, STEPPING OUT, A TOUCH OF SPRING, STRICTLY MURDER and most recently ALONE TOGETHER AGAIN. Sally enjoys a career outside of The Mill and has played leading parts in the BBC series LATE EXPECTATIONS and LAURA AND DISORDER in which she played Wendy Craig's daughter-in-law. Other TV appearances include: DON'T WAIT UP, KEEPING UP APPEARANCES, BRUSHSTROKES & MULBERRY. Sally directed the National Tour of PASTIMES, starring Rosemary Leach and William Gaunt and also directed BAREFOOT IN THE PARK by Neil Simon at the Jermyn Street Theatre in the West End. Sally also appeared in TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS, at the King's Head, London.