Dr Jemima Jamjuggle
She is very sweet, but sometimes gets into sticky situations (don't ask!). She likes to juggle, loves to cuddle, but often ends up in a muddle. Her costume is a bit dotty and spotty which suits her fine 'cos she's so potty. Her favourite food is jam, her favourite colour is bright pink and she loves singing in the bath!
Karen Bell
Dr Poppy Sneezitoff 
Poppy was not given her name at birth. She earned it by working hard as a taxi driver in the Ukraine until the age of twelve. One day a penguin was sat in the back of her taxi, and they took a detour and found themselves in Argentina. The penguin got a bit hot and bothered, Poppy performed a miracle operation and never looked back. She now travels fast and low, taking her medical case with her everywhere in case someone ever shouts "is there a doctor on Board?". Poppy loves a good dance, and has a big collection of muscles.
Rosa Stourac McCreery
Dr Finlay Fundango
Dafe Bullock
Dr Agnes Mouseloaf
Dr Agnes Mouseloaf was born in a field. She grew up in a hedge, and then went to school in a helicopter. Dr Mouseloaf specialises in catching sheep, counting colds and borrowing cake. She always dreamed of becoming a doctor. When she woke up she discovered she was one. Amazing.
Alison McGowan
Dr Aristotle Spaghettiyetti
Doctor Aristotle Spaghettiyetti is often very very busy, so busy in fact that he only has time to tell you how busy he is. He may not look very busy and he may spend a lot of time not doing anything but never fear! He is extremely busy and may be busy doing things even when it looks as if he's doing nothing. His favourite song is the only song he knows and it's the custard song! He loves it when people ask him to sing it; the only difficulty is getting him to STOP!
John Quinn
A dancer, writer and film maker who lives and works in the North East. He loves living by the sea and walks on the beach at least once every day. Originally from Cumbria he longs to go back to his native land once all the tourists have gone home from their holidays. He realises this may take some time.
Dr Lulu McDoo
Having sprung fully-grown from her father's sporran Doctor Lulu McDoo was passed through the family like chicken pox until she was finally settled with a maiden aunt who gave her the freedom of the porridge drawer. Strangely Dr McDoo, absorbed by one of her aunt's haggis impersonations, stepped backwards, falling off Scotland into England where she now walks the corridors, bringing wafts of porridge and haggis to those who need it most.
Laura Lindow
Laura originates from the rugged wilds of Edinburgh, Scotland, but has been working in the North East of England for over eight years as a theatre practitioner, writer, director, facilitator and performer. As joint Artistic Director for Monster Productions she directs musical theatre for children under 7 and their families, as well as heading up North Tyneside Youth Theatre- theatre for and with older young people. Laura climbs back up to Edinburgh as often as possible and is careful not to slip.
Dr Johan Cherrywolf
Dr Johan Cherry Wolfe, or Jonah to his mother, comes from a family of wrestlers called the Von Wolfe's. He was set to follow in his family’s footsteps, but Johan was walking one day, lost his footing and stumbled. He found himself hanging onto the edge of a cliff. Just as his grip started to loosen, and the end seemed inevitable, a small hairy leg and hoof lifted him to safety. Standing nearby was a deer- one crystal tear fell from its eye and it then vanished. That moment will stay with Johan forever, and he decided then to help in life in whatever way he could.
Pady O'Connor
Pady O' Connor is an Actor / Performer, Director, theatre teacher / creator. He trained in Commedia dell' Arte at the Scuola internazionale dell'attore comico in Italy with maestro Antonio Fava, also at The Desmond Jone's School of Mime and Physical theatre in London, where he assisted by invitation. Recently he studied Clown with Philippe Gaulier and Pierre Byland in Paris. He has taught and performed extensively nationally and internationally and recently performed at the Market Theatre of Johannesburg in the show "Elephant".
Dr Melanie Mughugger
Dr Mughugger was born in a shoe. After swallowing many flies like her dear old mother, and realising that eating spiders, cats and dogs to help catch the flies was not a good idea, she went out into the big wild world in search of more delicious snacks. Her favourite hobbies include snail-racing, sprout-throwing and jelly-wibbling. She can often be found hanging out of the top of bus windows, yodelling at the top of her voice!
Elena Joy Miller
Elena loves Newcastle more than any other place in the world. After studying drama in York, a Performance Studies Masters at the University of Leeds and touring with various theatre companies, she has set up StarBrightArts where she works with young people doing a variety of creative arts projects. She also teaches singing at the Tynedale Academy of Performing Arts in Hexham and runs arts-based programmes for parents with the Northern Learning Trust.
Dr Ronald Rumtumtumich
Doctor Rumtumtumich studied doctoring inside Alnwick Castle in the early part of the second half of the last season at the turn of the century, with Professor Dumbledore. He spent twenteen years working with the Australian Flying Doctors, specifically training with his kite. Ronald met Dr Zhivago and Dr No whilst volunteering in the Georgian period, and during that time worked extensively with Doctor Doctor I Feel Like A... His favourite colour is carnation milk and his favourite jelly flavour is beef.
Robert Davidson
Rob has worked as an actor, facilitator and director and is particularly proud of his drama facilitation work with Benfield Theatre East and North Tyneside Youth Theatre. He has worked extensively for Live Theatre and Live Youth Theatre including: 'Geoff Dead: Disco for Sale'; 'Dirty Nets'; 'You'll Never Hook a Haddock with a Pen Nib'; 'Body Parts'; 'Laughter When Dead' (Live) and 'Alf Ramsay Knew my Grandfather' (Durham Gala).
Rob has trained with Keith Johnstone in improvisation and currently works with The Suggestibles impro comedy troupe.
Dr Thora Thunderpants
Doctor Thunderpants has a secret part-time job- she's had a magnificent seventy-year police career. She once stopped a villain by throwing a Greggs pasty at him and she also caught a group of mafia frogs robbing a riverbank. She loves dogs in coats and the Eurovision Song Contest. She is scared of the dentist and hates housework. She's tough on crime but easy on grime! Thunderpants, thunderpants ho!
Emma Boor
Emma's life has been a mix of art, nature and performance, starting with a degree in Interactive and Broadcast Media. Since graduating Emma has run her company 'Wild Boor Ideas', touring regionally and nationally as an artist and puppeteer.
She writes, makes and performs educational puppet shows which include 'Funky Monkey and the Juicy Fruits' and 'Matilda's Lunch Box', a commission from Newcastle City Council in collaboration with Puppetship CIC.
Emma is also the Education Officer for the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
