Price Hubbard was founded with a simple mission: to discover, represent and nurture young, aspiring actors in TV, film, theatre, and commercials.
Price Hubbard was founded with a simple mission: to discover, represent and nurture young, aspiring actors in TV, film, theatre, and commercials.
We work with some of the top casting directors and producers and have access to the best casting opportunities in the UK, ensuring that your child’s talent gets in front of the right people and that they are seen for the right roles in the entertainment industry.
Our approach is professional, caring, and supportive. We understand the unique challenges of representing child actors and work with families to ensure a positive and safe experience.
Our experienced team works closely with casting directors, production companies, and creative professionals to offer exciting roles in major productions. Whether your child is just starting out or already has acting experience, we are here to guide them every step of the way.
We maintain the highest standards in all aspects of representation.
We take the wellbeing of our young actors seriously, providing guidance every step of the way.
Our goal is to unlock opportunities that align with each child’s potential and passion.
Our team includes dedicated agents and talent coaches with a passion for nurturing talent. We know how to prepare our young actors for auditions, negotiate contracts, and provide the tools they need to succeed.
Managing Director
Katrina Price is a visionary leader in the performing arts community, known for founding one of the UK’s leading speech and drama academies, the Speech and Drama Academy. Her academy specialises in delivering LAMDA acting and public speaking classes and examinations to children and young performers across the UK and internationally.
Katrina’s journey in the arts began at the prestigious East 15 Acting School, where she honed her craft and graduated with a strong foundation in acting. Over the past decade, she has dedicated herself to coaching children and young performers, helping them develop their skills and confidence in performance and communication.
Under her expert guidance, many of her students have successfully gained places at prestigious drama schools across the UK, including RADA, LAMDA, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, East 15 Acting School, the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and The BRIT School. Her students have gone on to book roles in television, film, and theatre, a testament to the direct impact of her coaching.
In addition to her work in education, Katrina is the founder and managing director of Price Hubbard Talent Agency. Under her leadership, Katrina has assembled an incredible team of industry professionals who work tirelessly to nurture and represent the talent they bring on board. Her passion for the arts and commitment to excellence have made Price Hubbard Talent Agency a respected name in the industry.
Katrina is also a corporate member of the professional organisation, the Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama. This affiliation further underscores her commitment to maintaining high standards in speech and drama education.
Katrina’s contributions to the performing arts extend beyond her roles as an educator and talent agent. She is a mentor and inspiration to many aspiring actors and performers, providing guidance and support to help them achieve their dreams. Her dedication to fostering talent and her innovative approach to teaching and coaching have made a lasting impact on the industry.
Katrina has also worked as a performance consultant to various stage schools across the UK, who have sought her expert knowledge, guidance, and insights into the latest trends and best practices. Her consultancy has helped these schools achieve profitable growth and enhanced performance standards.
Katrina’s journey from a dedicated acting student to a pioneering coach and talent agent is a testament to her talent, vision, and unwavering commitment to the performing arts. She continues to inspire and shape the future of young actors, ensuring they have the skills and opportunities to succeed.
Talent Agent
Pamela Mayoss is a talented British actress known for her versatile performances across television, film, and theatre. Pamela has built a reputation for her compelling portrayals and dedication to her craft.
Pamela’s television career includes appearances in popular British soap operas and dramas including Coronation Street, Hollyoaks, Doctors, Emmerdale and Red Rose on Netflix. Pamela has also made a mark in the film industry with roles in various short films and independent movies and has been involved in numerous theatre productions, showcasing her talent and versatility. Pamela is known for her down-to-earth personality and dedication to her craft.
In addition to her acting career, Pamela is currently working as a Senior Talent Agent at Price Hubbard Talent Agency. In this role, she utilises her industry experience to represent and mentor upcoming talent, helping them secure roles and develop their careers. She often shares her experiences and advice with aspiring actors, emphasising the importance of professionalism and perseverance.
Jack is best known for his role as Jamie Mitchell in the BBC One soap opera EastEnders, which he played from 1998 to 2002. After his departure from EastEnders, Jack has continued to build his prolific career in TV, film and theatre. With notable roles across TV, including: MIT: Murder Investigation Team, The Archers, Kay Mellors’ BBC drama In the Club, Doctors, Silent Witness and Holby City’s General Surgeon Evan Crowhurst. Jack also starred in the British film Popcorn as Danny.
In addition to his screen work, Jack has been actively involved in theatre. His stage credits include: Romeo and Juliet as Romeo, Calendar Girls as Laurence at the Noël Coward Theatre, The Safari Party by Tim Firth, Alan Bennett’s play Single Spies and Sir Kenneth Branagh’s production of The Play What I Wrote which toured the UK extensively.
Jack transitioned into directing and has directed several projects, including: Casualty, DOG, Kemi, Mike’s House, Saving Conor and Act of Memory: A Christmas Story, which was screened at the Cannes Film Festival.
Jack became an associate director of Calendar Girls, responsible for all theatre productions world-wide. Before becoming the associate director of the stage play The Full Monty by Simon Beaufoy, which opened at the Lyceum Theatre Sheffield. He continued his relationship with The Full Monty as the director of the new touring production that toured the UK through the autumn of 2015 into 2017. Jack’s directing projects also includes The History Boys at Wolverhampton Grand. He also became the assistant director to Tim Firth on his and Gary Barlow’s new musical The Girls, opening at the Phoenix Theatre in London’s West End. As a result of his work on The Girls and his success on The Full Monty, Gary Barlow and Take That asked Jack to become the codirector with Kim Gavin on their new musical The Band which became the fastest-selling tour of all time. The musical later transferred to the Theatre Royal Haymarket and had a successful run in Germany.
Jack has authored several children’s novels, often collaborating with illustrator Alice McKinley. Here are some of his notable works: Jack’s Secret Summer (2020), Jack’s Secret World (2021), Wish (2023) and Voyage to Mermaid Mountain: A Wish Story (2024). These books are admired for their engaging stories and enchanting illustrations, making them popular among young readers.
Jack is known for his friendly, approachable, and supportive personality. He has a genuine passion for acting and teaching, making him an excellent mentor. He runs the Jack Ryder Sessions, offering one-to-one online acting classes tailored to individual needs. His work continues to inspire many in the industry, and his sessions help aspiring actors develop their skills and confidence. Jack’s journey from a young actor in a popular soap opera to a versatile director and mentor is a testament to his talent and dedication to the performing arts.
Senior Talent Coach
Caroline is a renowned stage, film and television actress and is the daughter of actress Polly Adams and actor Richard Owens.
Caroline trained at Central School of Speech and Drama and her career spans over three decades, during which she has taken on a variety of roles in film, television and. Some of her most notable TV credits include, A Touch of Frost where Caroline played the role of Woman Police Constable Hazel Wallace, later Detective Sergeant (DS) Wallace, in the long-running ITV police drama between 1992-2003, her other TV credits include, Harry Enfield and Chums, Growing Rich, Chancer, Riders, Middlemarch, Auf Wiedersehen, Pet, Casualty, Coronation Street, New Tricks, Doctors, Holby City, Honey for Tea, Kavanagh QC, Midsomer Murders, Covington Cross, Foyle’s War, Holding On, Keeping Mum, Murder in Suburbia, A Dance to the Music of Time, I Saw You, Toast of Tinseltown, Ten Percent, Slow Horses, Chemistry of Death and the crime drama Joan which is currently showing on ITV.
Caroline’s most notable film credits include, The Madness of King George where she played alongside Sir Nigel Hawthorne and Helen Mirren, Lady Godiva: Back in the Saddle, The Croft, The Man Who Lost His Head, The Commander: The Devil You Know, Tom’s Christmas Tree, The Queen’s Sister, and Mothering Sunday where she played alongside Colin Firth, Olivia Colman, Glenda Jackson and Joshua O’Conner.
Some of Caroline’s most notable theatre credits include,
Steel Magnolias (Richmond Theatre, London), The Croft (Arts Theatre, Cambridge), Present Laughter (Touring Production), Battle Royal (National Theatre), Falling (Hampstead Theatre), Things We Do for Love (West End), Life Goes On (Basingstoke Theatre), A Mongrel’s Heart (Royal Lyceum Theatre), Hidden Laughter (UK Tour), Sweet Charity (Harrogate Theatre), Daisy Pulls It Off (Harrogate Theatre), Don Juan (Harrogate Theatre), Small Island (National Theatre), Playboy of the West Indies (Birmingham Rep), Hot in Here (UK Tour), How to Save the Planet When You’re a Young Carer (Boundless Theatre), Broke (Boundless Theatre) and The Railway Children (Waterloo International Railway Station)
Caroline’s extensive career and versatile talent have made her a respected figure in the world of acting. Her dedication to her craft and her ability to bring depth to her characters have earned her a lasting legacy in the performing arts. Beyond her extensive career in acting, Caroline is also a highly respected coach for young performers. Her status in the industry, combined with her vast experience, makes her an invaluable mentor. Our child actors and young performers are incredibly fortunate to be coached by her, as her guidance and insights provide them with a significant advantage. Her passion for nurturing young talent ensures that the next generation of performers receives the best possible preparation for their careers.
Nelly Ward is a distinguished actor and somatic movement educator, with a career spanning over two decades. Nelly trained at the prestigious Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, Nelly’s acting career flourished in radio, television, and theatre. She graced the stage with leading roles in renowned productions by the Sir Peter Hall Company and at the Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre, among others.
For fifteen years, Nelly captivated audiences with her dynamic performances across various media. Her talent and dedication to her craft earned her notable roles in both classical and contemporary works, establishing her as a versatile and respected figure in the performing arts. During her acting career, Nelly developed a profound interest in movement and physicality, which led her to become a certified Somatic Movement Educator specialising in the Feldenkrais Method. She is passionate about helping young performers build deep confidence through movement. Nelly’s approach not only addresses specific physical habits but also enhances vocal and performance potential.
Nelly has dedicated herself to teaching Awareness Through Movement classes to performers across the UK and Europe and run’s renowned workshops that are designed to unlock greater vocal and performance capabilities, helping individuals connect with their bodies and discover their full potential.
Nelly also holds a qualification in Helping and Counselling Skills, and emphasises active listening and wellbeing in her work. She believes that fostering a supportive and empathetic environment is crucial for personal growth and development for young performers within the industry.
Nelly works at Price Hubbard in a dual role as a Wellbeing Mentor and Talent Coach. In this combined role, she supports young performers in developing their skills and confidence through movement, helping them overcome physical and mental barriers, to enhance their performances. As our Wellbeing Mentor Nelly leverages her counselling skills to support our young performers in developing their emotional and mental wellbeing. Her expertise helps young talent navigate challenges and build confidence, ensuring they reach their full potential.
Nelly’s extensive experience and unique approach to movement and wellbeing make her an invaluable asset to have on our team. Her holistic approach to nurturing our young talent ensures they are supported emotionally and mentally, helping them to thrive in their performances. Nelly’s dedication to promoting the overall growth and development of the next generation of performers is truly inspiring and impactful.
Drama Facilitator
Laurie is an experienced actor, director, and theatre maker who specialises in classical theatre, voice and speech, and nurturing young talent through teaching and facilitation.
Laurie received his training at Richmond Drama School and East 15 Acting School in London, and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, USA. After graduation, Laurie worked as an actor in Seattle, Washington before returning to the UK.
Laurie began his directing career in his hometown of Sheffield with celebrated productions of Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit and Patrick Marber’s Closer for Day One Theatre Company. He then co-founded Hey Up Theatre Company, whose first production was the world premiere of the acclaimed Me Brother Dan by then 15-year-old Molly Meleady-Hanley at the Crucible Theatre Studio. Other notable productions for Hey Up include the one-man show Santaland Diaries, in which he also starred, and a triumphant new imagining of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol.
Beyond the stage Laurie has taught acting for various stage schools and theatre academies across the UK. He has also worked as a LAMDA and audition coach, a field in which his passion, enthusiasm, and experience have made him a popular and successful coach. Laurie’s dedication to nurturing young talent has had a significant impact on many aspiring actors.
In 2022, Laurie relocated to Bristol, where he has worked on several projects with the Bristol Old Vic. He is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Performance Directing at Bath Spa University.
Laurie’s extensive experience and dedication to the performing arts have made him a respected figure in the industry. His work in classical theatre, voice and speech, and his commitment to nurturing young talent continue to inspire and shape the next generation of performers.
Kerry Maynard serves as the highly skilled and dedicated Office Manager at Price Hubbard Talent Agency, where her expertise in organisation and client relations is central to the agency’s success. In this role, Kerry oversees the smooth running of daily operations, handling everything from complex scheduling and client communications to office logistics and team coordination. Her exceptional attention to detail and proactive approach ensure that both the team and the agency’s roster of talented clients receive top-notch support.
Known for her ability to juggle multiple responsibilities with grace, Kerry brings a positive and efficient energy to the Price Hubbard office, creating a welcoming environment that fosters productivity and growth. Her experience and professionalism make her an invaluable asset to the agency, helping to enhance client satisfaction and support the agency’s mission of nurturing talent.
In addition to her role at Price Hubbard, Kerry also works as an Operations Assistant in the legal sector in the heart of London. Her work within this field demonstrates her versatility and expertise in handling complex administrative tasks, coordinating with legal professionals, and supporting operational efficiency in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment.
This dual experience across these two demanding industries showcases Kerry’s adaptability, strong communication skills, and unwavering dedication and commitment to excellence that continue to drive the success of Price Hubbard Talent Agency.
A children’s talent agent is responsible for finding opportunities for your child in TV, film, theatre, and commercials. We negotiate contracts, manage casting calls, and provide guidance on your child’s career in the entertainment industry. Our job is to ensure your child gets the best opportunities while also protecting their legal rights.
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