Richard Kelly the show's writer, teaches politics at Manchester Grammer School and is a freelance contributer to Private Eye.
Since forming FHTA, he has written two shows for the Edinburgh Fringe (Not The Footlights 2005, Daddy Ate My Easter Eggs and Never Replaced Them 2010) and a revue (Life Isn’t Everything) for the 2009 Chicago Sketch Festival.
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Ashley Hern is a former actor and producer with the Oxford University
Theatre Group. He was a co-writer of the OUT's revue at both the 2000 and 2001 Edinburgh Festivals. |
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| Lucy Simons studied Drama at Salford University, joined FHTA in 2009, and now (in addition to sketch comedy) performs as a stand-up comedienne on the Manchester circuit. She specialises in existential jokes about the Welsh Assembly..
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A trainee vet, Caroline Major joined FHTA after winning
acclaim in the Not The Footlights sketch show at the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe. She has since performed improvised comedy in Australia and New
Zealand.
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The Absurdity team is completed by its sound and lighting engineers, Chris Vickers and Harriet
Neary, who have worked in a variety of theatres under all sorts of technical conditions!
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