Three lines in ‘Julius Caesar’ in Year 9, the first of which was ‘Yes, my lord’. Fast forward to now.. after a few years of acting in French plays and shortish to longish films (I even played an Irish priest!) I’m here.

And remember, pig in prune sauce is very good eating!

After tackling the troubles of high school as Andrew in the short film ‘Detention’, Lochlan Eker now finds himself navigating an entirely new kind of chaos, theatre. Stepping into the muddy boots of Tony Lumpkin, the mischievous and mayhem-loving son of Mrs Hardcastle in ‘She Stoops to Conquer, Lochlan swears he’s nothing like his character… though he’s been enjoying the role with suspicious ease.

Having trained in acting for 4 years across various companies and currently performing in live theatre, Lochlan continues to explore roles that challenge and surprise him (and sometimes make him question his own sanity). When not getting into trouble on stage, he enjoys sports, the outdoors, and pretending he doesn't relate to Tony that much.

19-year-old Sarah loves acting, dancing, baking and falling off her unicycle. Recent roles include Alice in “Alice in Wonderland” and Alice in “Relative Values”. It appears her parents named her incorrectly. Her favourite role so far has been Dolly Parton, whom she portrays in the living room whenever her brothers and parents will listen (not frequently). Sarah’s life goal is to become a private investigator. She’ll be choosing one lucky audience member whose bank account details she will uncover as part of her studies. This will be completed by the end of act 1… it is already too late to stop her. Good luck.

After getting caught in shady schemes as Borachio and dancing with a teddy bear as Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Shwethadri returns to the MPtc stage as the ever-so-gallant (and occasionally baffled) George Hastings.

In She Stoops to Conquer, he plays George Hastings, a dashing young gentleman who’s trying to elope with the woman of his dreams... if only he could figure out where the inn ends and the house begins. Expect charm, chaos, and a whole lot of "Wait, what?"

When not fumbling his way through 18th-century courtship rituals, Shwethadri moonlights as a middleware wizard in the tech world. Theatre, however, remains his truest stage — and Hastings, his latest (mis)adventure.

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