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Meet The Team

Amy Brennan-Clark
She/Her
Amy Clark is a Glasgow based actor, singer and writer. She graduated from New College Lanarkshire with a BA Hons in Acting & Creative Enterprise in 2024. Amy portrayed Sinead in "CAMH DOWN" and took on the role of assistant director/producer during "The Caravel." Outside of Cuttin' Aboot, Amy appeared in "Sad Girl's Club," produced as a part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival. She has just completed her second year at SLLC's pantomime performing at Rutherglen Town Hall and Hamilton. Outside of Cuttin' Aboot, Amy also performs spoken word in performance-duo Two Mics Please.
Sam Baird
She/They
Sam is an actor, dancer and choreographer from Glasgow. She is currently studying musical theatre at New College Lanarkshire. Sam wants to use Cuttin' Aboot to create a space where working class, queer young people are seen and heard on stage. She took on the role of movement director in Cuttin' Aboot's show "The Caravel," and took pride in making the Glasgow gangsters "as camp as a row of tents".


Bronagh Docherty
She/Her
Bronagh is an actor, director and writer based in Glasgow. Since she started studying at New College Lanarkshire back in 2018, she has wanted to be part of her own theatre company. Cuttin' Aboot has been an absolute dream of hers. Bronagh co-directed Cuttin' Aboot's debut show "CAMH DOWN" as well as "The Caravel." Bronagh has really been enjoying using Cuttin' Aboot as a creative, experimental, fun environment. She wants Cuttin' Aboot to be a space that creates opportunities for people in Scotland. Bronagh also wants each performance to be a proper good night out for the audience.
Fallon Docherty
They/Them
After completing their HND at New College Lanarkshire, Fallon is keen to develop their skills as an actor and excited for a future in the creative industry. While being part of countless productions at Glasgow Acting Academy, one of the most rewarding was "Chaos." "Chaos" was performed at The Traverse in Edinburgh and The Dorfman Theatre in London, and the experience gave them an insight into the professional theatre process. Fallon is also a keen writer, and was one of the writers for "CAMH DOWN," Cuttin' Aboot's debut show. Outside of Cuttin' Aboot, Fallon also writes pantomimes for local youth theatres across Glasgow.


Milly Sweeney
She/Her
Milly is an actor, singer, poet and playwright based in Glasgow. She received a BA Hons in Acting & Creative Enterprise from New College Lanarkshire in 2024. Milly was a part of the writing team for "CAMH DOWN" and also wrote "The Caravel." She recently won the St Andrews Playwriting Award 2024, meaning her new play "Water Colour" will be co-produce with the Byre Theatre and Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Out-with Cuttin' Aboot, Milly played the titular role of Iceberg in"The Little Iceberg," which toured Scotland and was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe two years in a row. She also took on the role of Macbeth in New College Lanarkshire's all-female production of Shakespeare's classic play. Milly is keen to make theatre that is heartfelt, honest and entertaining, and is very grateful that Cuttin' Aboot allows her to do just that!
Taylor Gault
She/Her
Taylor is an actor based in Glasgow. She graduated with a BA Hons in Acting & Creative Enterprise in 2024. In Cuttin' Aboots debut production "CAMH DOWN," Taylor played the roll of Alex. Taylor enjoyed this production as she was able to play about with movement and she wishes to continue building a physical theatre rep for Cuttin' Aboot. Taylor cannot wait for the next year and what awaits for Cuttin' Aboot.


Kieran Devine
He/Him
Kieran is an actor from Glasgow, currently in his final year studying at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Kieran originated the role of Logan in "CAMH DOWN," and performed in children's musical, "The Little Iceberg" at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, two years in a row. Whilst studying Kieran has performed in "Treasure Island" and "Julius Caesar."
Despite being based down South, Kieran is an active member of Cuttin' Aboot from a far!
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