Beverley Trudgill is trying to work her way into serious journalism but has been stuck at the Ravenswood Local Paper reporting on Village Fairs and Gymkanas. The latest developments in Ravenswood are the first bit of excitement she's had and she sees it as her chance to hit the 'big time' with a sensational story. The only problem is that she isn't very organised and her techniques leave a lot to be desired.

Carys graduated from The Oxford School of Drama in 2003 and her first professional role was  Kaz (lead) in Walking Forward's production of Never Saw the Day which toured colleges, schools and small venues in the UK and Ireland. Since then she has had a variety of roles in fringe theatre, short film and pantomime. Carys enjoys working with new writing and has performed in several rehearsed readings of new plays. She recently appeared as Liz in an Excelsior King's Pictures production GUM, 
a short film using improvisation. This is Carys' first role with MEV Productions and she is she is looking forward to what promises to be a fun, creative project.