Haley McGee is an actor, theatremaker, improviser and author.

Her solo shows include: Age is a Feeling (Edinburgh Fringe, 2022); and The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale, which premiered at Camden People's Theatre, London, in 2018, toured internationally, and was turned into a book by the same name.

Lisa McGee is a playwright and screenwriter from Northern Ireland. She is the creator and writer of Derry Girls, the hit television comedy series (Channel 4, 2018-22).

Her plays include Jump, The Heights, Nineteen Ninety-Two, and Girls and Dolls, for which she won the Stewart Parker Trust Awared in 2007.

John McGrath (1935-2002) was a playwright and theatre theorist. He also wrote for TV, notably Z-Cars). In 1971 he founded 7:84 (named after the statistic that 7% of the population of Britain owns 84% of the wealth), for whom he wrote 20 plays. His theatre manifesto, A Good Night Out, is a classic theatre text.

Ewan MacGregor is a British actor who has starred in films such as Trainspotting, Moulin Rouge!, Angels & Demons and The Ghost Writer, and played Obi Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars prequal trilogy. He was named as one of the 'Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time' by Empire magazine.

Meadhbh McHugh is an Irish playwright. Her plays include Helen and I (Druid Theatre, 2016) and a stage adaptation of Louise O’Neill’s novel Asking For It (Everyman Theatre, Cork, & Abbey Theatre, Dublin, 2018).

Clare McIntyre (1952-2009) was amongst the extraordinary generation of British female playwrights who emerged in the 1980s. Her best-known plays, including Low Level Panic (Royal Court Theatre, London, 1988) and My Heart's a Suitcase (Royal Court, 1990; winner of the Evening Standard and London Drama Critics awards for Most Promising Playwright), are now considered modern feminist classics. She also had an extensive career writing and acting for film, radio and television.