Mark Jermin coach Stefan trained at Guildford School of Acting and has a wealth of knowledge within the industry. Following his most recent West End run in The Mousetrap. Stefan is a professional actor who has worked in TV and film projects for huge networks and big brand commercials including commercial campaigns that have launched both within the UK and Europe!

Holly is Bristol Old Vic Theatre acting graduate and fluent Welsh speaker. She has performed on the West End in Touching the Void and has recently been in Buffering on ITV. Holly has also written her own play which she performed in and is now being developed for TV!

Edie Newman has worked in both theatre and screen, appearing opposite David Tennant & Elliot Levey in ‘Good’ (Harold Pinter Theatre), Nachtland (The Young Vic), Leopoldstadt (Wyndham’s Theatre West End), JEW…ish (Gilded Balloon Edinburgh Fringe), Broken (The Old Red Lion – Offie Nominated for Best Actress.)

Screen: Hard Cell (Netflix), Doctors (BBC),The Distant Sea (BFI, Film London).

Edie has a wealth of industry knowledge and is experienced in training students through focused scene work, audition prep, drama school auditions and general acting fun!

Welsh Speaker and incredible talent Aled began his training at Mark Jermin prior to Mountview London. Aled has starred in Gangs of London (AMC / Sky Drama), The Pact, and the BAFTA Award winning In My Skin (both BBC) Cobra 2 (Sky) and Life and Death in the Warehouse (BBC3) as well as an array of inspiring stage credits.

Gleanne graduated from The Urdang Academy in 2016 with a First Class BA (Hons) in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre.

Gleanne has had over 8 years working professionally in the industry both on stage and screen.

Gleanne features in the BAFTA and Oscar nominated feature film Living with scenes opposite Bill Nighy and Tom Burke – it is now out in UK cinemas and on Amazon Prime. 

In 2022, she played Peggy, the leading female in Playboy of the West Indies at The Birmingham Rep Theatre.

Other Theatre Credits include: Pippin (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); The Big Life (Stratford East); The Blonde Bombshells (UK Tour); She Loves Me (Sheffield Crucible); Curtains (West End/UK Tour); The Producers (Royal Exchange Theatre); Spamalot (UK Tour).

Ryan holds a wealth of knowledge and has extensive credits in amazing productions in the theatre and filming all over the world. Recent regular TV roles include, The Crown (2016), Coronation Street (1960) and Almost Never (2019). Ryan has also worked on shows such as Heartbeat, Emmerdale, Holby City, Casualty, Knightfall, Doctors, Grantchester and Jamie Johnson FC. We are so excited to have Ryan on our teaching team here at Mark Jermin

Fiona Helen Armstrong coaches Small Group Acting, Adult Virtuals’ and Lamda for Mark Jermin. Fiona’s specialty is to help students maintain screen level naturalism, whilst bringing creative flair and energy to roles.

Fiona’s coaching has helped students land roles shows including in DI Ray Season 2, Sweet Tooth (Netflix), Lord of the Rings (Amazon), Casualty (BBC) and Riot Women (ITV).

Alongside coaching Fiona works as an actor, her recent credits include Casualty (BBC), One Love: Bob Marley (Paramount), Anfamol (BBC) and upcoming BFI Feature ‘Brides’ from esteemed theater director Nadia Fall.

Hannah Morgan is our head acting coaches here at Mark Jermin who comes with a wealth of industry experience, training and knowledge. Hannah has coached and trained students for major projects including becoming acting coach for huge Disney projects, teaching and living abroad within Europe & America! Alongside this Hannah also has her own amazing credits on major UK theatre projects and TV & Film credits for ITV, BBC and more!

Shaheen is an MJ alumni and began his career after launching to fame on Britain’s Got Talent. Since then Shaheen became a series regular in BBC Soap ‘Eastenders‘ playing Shakil Kazemi. and a series regular playing Marty Kirkby in BBC’s ‘Casualty‘.

More recent credits include BBC’s ‘Lost Boys and Fairies‘ and taking the role of ‘Billy Ahmadi‘ in series two of ‘Wreck‘.