Session List:

Session List:

Audrey Tang

Audrey attained her Doctorate from Brunel University Business School (focusing on the training and emotional support of customer-facing professionals - particularly teachers and nurses. During her research she lectured on Brunel's Business Undergraduate and Management courses, and presented research papers at National and International conferences. As a coach Audrey is a member of the ICF and BPsS (Special Group for Coaching Psychology), as a teacher - the IFL and HEA.

Audrey is the founder of CLICK Arts and CLICK Consultancy , and prior to developing her company full time, she was a secondary school drama teacher (QTS), later progressing to Programme Manager for vocational qualifications in Supporting Teaching and Learning, and Childcare, Learning and Development within Further Education.

Audrey hosts her own wellbeing and lifestyle radio show "Ask Audrey" on Climax Radio, and is a broadcast sports presenter for LoveworldTV's "Sports Recap", as well as a member of British Actors Equity.

Audrey’s PhD Thesis can be downloaded by clicking here
Or purchased in book format by clicking here
Or watched in dance form(!) by clicking here

"The Actor" : Alex Coles

Alex is a professional actor (Equity registered) who received training at The University of Northampton, School of The Arts. His credits include; the Narrator in the London Premiere of 'Romero the Musical' (Vanbrugh Theatre, London), Keno in 'The Full Monty' (Compass Theatre, Middlesex), Herzen in 'The Coast of Utopia: Voyage' (The Royal & Derngate, Northampton), Patrick in 'Ladies’ Day' (toured Swindon, Leeds and Northampton), performed in 'Expect Delays' (The University of Northampton), Marcus in 'Titus Andronicus' (The Royal & Derngate, Northampton), Jack in 'Validation' which he co-wrote and directed (Northampton Museum & Art Gallery), Henry in 'That Face' (Etcetera Theatre London), Cogsworth in Disney’s 'Beauty and the Beast' (The Chrysalis, Milton Keynes), Manuel in 'Fawlty Towers' (Penang Performing Arts Centre, Malaysia), Peter in 'Stags & Hens' (The Chrysalis, Milton Keynes), and Sam in 'NSFW' (Abbey Theatre, St Albans). He has also starred in multiple student and short films, worked with Maplefields School in a theatre in education project, works as an actor and facilitator in workshops with CLICK, holds 11 stage combat qualifications, experience in fight choreography, karate black belt and a fully qualified massage therapist.

Audrey and Alex are CLICK’s primary Facilitator and Actor, however, sometimes parallel sessions are requested, or groups exceed 20, and we are delighted to work with:

Ashley Alymann

Ashley is a professional actor (training: Liverpool Institute of the Performing Arts - LIPA) whose one-man shows entitled “Storyteller” inspired by the Malaysian and South East Asian forms of storytelling have won him great acclaim including Edinburgh Fringe Firsts. Although a trained Solicitor, Ashley is passionate about the arts, working with Yellow Earth Theatre on various projects – most recently in their “Typhoon – International Playreading Festival”. His work with the CLICK team has included "The Full Monty" (the Musical) playing Harold Nichols (Compass Theatre); “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” in which he played Pseudolus (Vanbrugh Theatre), “Hot Mikado” playing Koko (Vanbrugh Theatre), and “Into the Woods” (Vanbrugh Theatre) which he directed and choreographed. In June 2010, Ashley's play "Prawn Paste is Not Kosher" premiered at the Etcetera Theatre, Camden to a full house and excellent reviews, as did his reprise of "Storyteller - The Curse of Bakawali" earlier, in January 2009. Ashley played the King in the first professional Northern Ireland production of "The King and I" (Theatre at the Mill), and took a lead in "The Firework Maker's Daughter" (Theatre by the lake, Keswick). Ashley's film and television credits include the Aztec Chief in CBBC's "Relic", Casualty, adverts in Australia, as well as short films "Slashimi" and "Big Tingz". Recently Ashley directed "That Face" at the Etcetera Theatre, recorded voice overs for PC's "Shogun 2", and can be seen in adverts for MacMillan Cancer Research, and Aviva. He has recently performed in Phillip Pullman's "Grimm Tales" - an Immersive Theatre extravaganza in Shoreditch.

Ro is CLICK's drama consultant and a guest facilitator. Ro has widely taught, directed and performed in both Australia and in the UK, and holds a specialism in Special Educational Needs. She is an advocate for education and has promoted integration widely in her leadership position at Watford Mencap Children's Centre as well as in all her teaching roles. Ro's performances with CLICK include Fati in "Prawn Paste is not Kosher" (The Etcetera Theatre, Camden) and Katisha in "Hot Mikado" (The Vanbrugh Theatre, London).

David holds a Masters in Automotive Engineering at the University of Bath. He is an experienced actor with roles including Jerry Lukowski - The Full Monty (the Musical) (Compass Theatre, West London); The Arbiter – Chess: The Musical (Her Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket; Marlborough); Richard III – Richard III (BBC Shakespeare Festival, Barnet Arts Depot); Judas – Jesus Christ Superstar (Edinburgh Fringe; Marlborough). Recently he designed and created the Set and Props for “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”; and “Into the Woods” performed at RADA’s Vanbrugh Theatre; as well as originating the role of Romero in CLICK’s London Premier production of “Romero: The Musical. David also played Lumiere in Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” at The Chrysalis Theatre, Milton Keynes. He performed as Kav in Willy Russell’s “Stags and Hens” – for which he also designed and built the set. David played Basil in “Fawlty Towers” at the Penang Performing Arts Centre, and is also trained in pyrotechnics.