Kerry is recognised as the leading lady of West End and Broadway musicals, with a number of starring roles in London, New York and around the world. She has achieved chart-topping success as a recording artist signed to Universal Decca and Sony Music.

She was the first British Elphaba in the West End production of Wicked, winning the 2008 WhatsOnStage Award for Best Takeover in a Role. She then immediately transferred to Broadway and played Elphaba at the Gershwin Theatre for 6 months, where she won the Broadway.com Audience Award for Favourite Female Breakthrough Performance. Kerry’s first major CD release was Wicked in Rock, a collaboration with long-time friend and Queen guitarist Brian May.

Theatre credits include: Alice in Wonderland (UK Tour); Sara in Murder Ballad (Arts Theatre); Grizabella in Cats (London Palladium); Nancy in Oliver! (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Elphaba in Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre & Gershwin Theater, New York); Fantine in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); Ellen in Miss Saigon (UK Tour); Meat in the original London cast of We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre); understudy Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady (Theatre Royal Drury Lane). 

Workshops include: Way Beyond Blue directed by Trevor Nunn; Helen of Troy directed by Gary Griffin.

Kerry continues her long-term working relationship with Brian May. They have toured the UK and Europe extensively. They released their album Golden Days to great acclaim and continue to work and record together.

Other work includes: Arena tour of Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds alongside Jason Donovan and Ricky Wilson of the Kaiser Chiefs; Mimi in the 20th Anniversary tour of Rent; singing the National Anthem for the FA Cup final (Wembley); a sold out tour of Champions of Rock in Sweden; playing Svetlana to critical acclaim in Chess opposite Idina Menzel and Josh Groban (Royal Albert Hall); Thank You For The Music the BBC Radio 2 ABBA concert (Hyde Park); Night of 1000 Voices and The Festival of Remembrance (Royal Albert Hall); she also headlined the BBC Proms in the Park 2010.

Kathleen Marshall is an award-winning theatre, film and television director and choreographer.  A nine-time Tony Award nominee, she has won the award three times for Best Choreography for the Broadway revivals of Wonderful Town, The Pajama Game and Anything Goes.  She has worked on more than twenty Broadway shows and she is the first and only woman who has directed a play, directed a musical and choreographed a musical on Broadway.

Broadway credits include: Nice Work If You Can Get It; Anything Goes; The Pajama Game; Wonderful Town; In Transit; Living on Love; Grease; Little Shop of Horrors; Follies; Seussical; Kiss Me, Kate; 1776; Swinging on a Star. 

Regional/Off-Broadway credits include: The Unsinkable Molly Brown (Transport Group); Two Gentlemen of Verona (New York Shakespeare Festival); Saturday Night (Second Stage); Mamma Mia! (Hollywood Bowl); Much Ado About Nothing and Love’s Labor’s Lost (Old Globe); On the Town (Boston Pops); My Paris (Long Wharf); Ever After (Paper Mill); Diner (Signature Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: My Week with Marilyn (choreographer); Once Upon a Mattress starring Carol Burnett and Tracey Ullman; The Music Man starring Matthew Broderick (choreographer); 2 Broke Girls. 

Kathleen served as the Artistic Director for City Center Encores! for four seasons, during which time Encores! received a special Tony Award for Excellence in Theatre.  Her credits for Encores! include The Band Wagon, I’m Getting My Act Together…, Bells Are Ringing, Carnival and Babes in Arms, among many others. 

She has received three Drama Desk Awards, three Outer Critics Circle Awards, an Emmy nomination, an Olivier nomination, the Astaire Award, the George Abbott Award, the Smith College Medal (her alma mater), the Pennsylvania Governor’s Award for the Arts and she has been named a Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania.  She is a member of the Executive Board of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. 

Denis is most well-known for his role as John Jarndyce in the BBC's adaptation of Bleak House for which he was nominated for both BAFTA and EMMY awards.

He won an Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his performance as Jim Lancaster in Mr Cinders at the Fortune Theatre. He was also nominated for an Olivier Award for his performance as George in La Cage aux Folles at the Playhouse Theatre and for his performance in the title role of Pal Joey at the Fortune Theatre.

Theatre credits include: ART (UK Tour); The Acid Test (Royal Court Theatre); George in La Cage aux Folles (Playhouse Theatre); Lust (Haymarket Theatre/Walnut Street Theater, Philadelphia); Oleanna (Duke of York’s Theatre); Volpone (Almeida Theatre); Ashes (Bush Theatre); Lend Me a Tenor (Globe Theatre); The Lucky Chance (Royal Court Theatre); Jim Lancaster in Mr Cinders (Fortune Theatre); Bits Of Lenny Bruce (King’s Head Theatre); Pal Joey (Fortune Theatre). 

Film credits include: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Walt Disney Pictures); The Wee Man (Carnaby International); Broken (BBC Films); Perfect Sense (BBC Films); The Chain (Quintet Films); Local Hero (Enigma Productions); Providence (Action Films); Wedge Antilles in the original Star Wars trilogy (Lucasfilm); The Man in the Iron Mask (Norman Rosemont Productions).

Television credits include: Death In Paradise (BBC); Victoria (ITV); Inside Number 9 (BBC); The Life of Rock With Brian Pern (BBC); New Tricks (BBC); Parade’s End (HBO/Mammoth Screen); Marchlands (ITV); Criminal Justice II (BBC); Enid (BBC); Breaking The Mold (BBC); No Holds Barred (BBC); Robin Hood (BBC); Feel The Force (BBC); Bleak House (BBC); Holby City (BBC); Sensitive Skin (BBC); Lucky Jim (BBC); The Fabulous Bagel Boys (BBC); Other People’s Children (BBC); Bob Martin (ITV); The Ambassador (BBC); Cold Feet (ITV); Hornblower (ITV); The Justice Game Series 1 & 2 (BBC).

Broadway credits include:  Moulin Rouge; Beautiful – The Carole King Musical; A Soldier’s Play; The Price; Fully Committed; The Heiress; Nice Work If You Can Get It; The Best Man; Follies; Anything Goes; How to Succeed in Business…; Bengal Tiger in the Baghdad Zoo…; Million Dollar Quartet; Ragtime; 33 Variations (Tony Award, Best Scenic Design); Grease; Little Women; The Pajama Game; I Am My Own Wife; The Women; Present Laughter.

Off-Broadway credits include: Ruined; Lie of the Mind; Marie and Bruce; Starry Messenger; The Voysey Inheritance; Two Trains Running; Macbeth (Shakespeare in the Park); Hurlyburly; Abigail's Party; Aunt Dan and Lemon.

Other credits include: Designed the Oscars 2013-2017, as well as NBC’s Hairspray Live and The Wiz Live. Opera and theatre designs in London, Paris, Dublin, Glasgow, Moscow, Shanghai, Krakow, Sydney and Warsaw.

Awards: Winner of OBIE, Lucille Lortel, Drama Desk, Art Director’s Guild, Emmy and Tony awards.

Simon Callow received a BAFTA Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for A Room with a View and for his role in Four Weddings and a Funeral. He has also received critical claim in the theatre, winning the Olivier Award for Best Director in a Musical for Carmen Jones. 

Theatre credits include: Christmas Carol (Arts Theatre); Tuesday at Tesco’s (59E59 Theaters, New York & Assembly Hall, Edinburgh); Juvenalia (Riverside Studios, Assembly Hall & St James Theatre); Being Shakespeare (Harold Pinter Theatre, Trafalgar Studios, BAM & Chicago); The Mystery of Charles Dickens (Playhouse Theatre, Trafalgar Studios, Albery Theatre, NYC, Chicago, Sydney & Melbourne); Dr Marigold and Mr Chops (Riverside Studios & UK Tour); Twelfth Night (National Theatre); The Man from Stratford (UK Tour, Edinburgh & Riverside Studios); Waiting for Godot (UK Tour, Theatre Royal Haymarket); Peter Pan (Richmond Theatre); Equus (UK Tour); Merry Wives: The Musical (RSC); Present Laughter (UK Tour); Aladdin (Richmond Theatre); The Woman in White (Palace Theatre); The Holy Terror (Duke of York, UK Tour); Chimes at Midnight (Chichester Theatre); The Importance of Being Oscar (Savoy Theatre); The Alchemist (Birmingham Rep & RNT); Faust (Lyric Hammersmith); Kiss of the Spidermen (Bush Theatre); The Relapse (Lyric Hammersmith); Beastly Beatitudes of Balthazar B (Duke of York’s Theatre); Restoration (Royal Court); Sisterly Feelings (National Theatre); Amadeus (National Theatre); As You Like It (National Theatre); Mary Barnes (Royal Court); Titus Andronicus (Bristol Old Vic); Arturo Ui (Half Moon Theatre); Plumbers Progress (Prince of Wales Theatre); Passing By (Gay Sweatshop Theatre Company); Schippel (Traverse Theatre).

Theatre directing credits include: The Philanthropist (Trafalgar Studios); Jus’ Like That (UK Tour & Garrick Theatre); The Consul (Holland Park Theatre); The Pajama Game (Birmingham Rep & Toronto Victoria Palace); HRH (Playhouse Theatre); Les Enfants Du Paradis (RSC); Carmen Jones (The Old Vic Theatre, UK Tour & Japan); The Destiny of Me (Haymarket Leicester); Shades (Albery Theatre); My Fair Lady (UK Tour); Shirley Valentine (Vaudeville & Booth Theatre, New York); Single Spies (National Theatre & Queens Theatre); Facades (Lyric Hammersmith); The Infernal Machine (Hammersmith Theatre); Amadeus (Theatre Clywd, Wales); Loving Reno (Bush Theatre). 

Film & Television credits include: Hawkeye (Disney/Marvel); The Witcher (Netflix); The Amazing Mr Blunden (Sky); Victoria and Abdul (BBC Films); Outlander (Starz); Plebs (BBC);  Poirot (ITV); Uptown Downton (BBC); Midsomer Murders (ITV); The Phantom of the Opera (Warner Brothers); Angels in America (HBO); Bright Young Things (Film Four); Galileo’s Daughter (Green Umbrella); A Christmas Carol (BBC Films); The Mystery of Charles Dickens (Online Classics); Shakespeare in Love (Universal Pictures); James And The Giant Peach (Walt Disney Pictures); Ace Ventura II (Warner Brothers); Four Weddings and a Funeral (RFD), Woman in White (BBC); Postcards from the Edge (Columbia Pictures); David Copperfield (BBC); A Room with a View (FilmFour International); Amadeus (AMLF).

Radio credits include: Plum House (BBC R4); Death in Genoa (BBC Radio 4); Put Money in Thy Purse (BBC Radio 4); The Third Soldier on the Left (BBC Radio 4); I’ll be George (BBC Radio 4); Oscar Wilde Letters (BBC Radio 4); The Judas Kiss (BBC Radio 3); Tomorrow Week (BBC Radio 3); Shakespeare’s Sonnets (BBC).

Training: Central School of Art and Design, London. 

Recent productions include: Top Hat - Olivier Award for Best Costume Design (Aldwych Theatre and UK tours); Georgiana (Buxton International Festival); Richard III (Almeida Theatre).

Designs for Theatre, Opera & Ballet include: The Royal Opera and Royal Ballet in London; English National Opera; Scottish Opera; Royal Danish Ballet; San Francisco Ballet and Opera; Teatro Real Madrid; Australian Opera; Canadian Opera Company; Chicago Lyric Opera; Santa Fe Opera. 

Upcoming productions include: La Bohème for Glyndebourne Festival; Un Ballo in maschera for Royal Danish Opera and Norwegian National Opera. 

Bonnie Langford has packed a wealth of experience in her outstanding career which has embraced success in theatre, television, film and radio in both Britain and America.

She made her theatre debut in the West End at the tender age of seven in Gone with the Wind at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The following year she played Baby June in Gypsy opposite Angela Lansbury at the Piccadilly Theatre, making such an impact that the producers took her to America with the show for a highly successful run on Broadway. For this performance, at the age of ten, Bonnie was nominated for a Drama Desk Award.

She originated the role of Carmel Kazemi in EastEnders for which she won Best Newcomer at the 2015 British Soap Awards, a BAFTA for best continuing drama and was nominated for ‘Best Serial Drama Performance’ at the 2019 National Television Awards.

Theatre credits include: Roz Keith in 9 to 5 The Musical (Savoy Theatre & UK Tour); Dorothy Brock in 42nd Street (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); 9 to 5 The Musical (UK Tour); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Savoy Theatre); Spamalot (Harold Pinter Theatre, Playhouse Theatre & UK Tour); Guys and Dolls (UK Tour); Roxie Hart in Chicago (Adelphi Theatre, Cambridge Theatre & Ambassador Theatre, Broadway); Fosse (UK Tour); Sweet Charity (Victoria Palace Theatre); Oklahoma! (UK Tour); 42nd Street (UK Tour); The Pirates of Penzance (Theatre Royal Drury Lane & London Palladium); Charlie Girl (UK Tour); Me and My Girl (Adelphi Theatre); Peter Pan – The Musical (Aldwych Theatre); original London cast of Cats (New London Theatre). 

Film & Television credits include: The Masked Dancer (ITV); EastEnders (BBC); 42nd Street – Live from Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Dancing on Ice: All Stars (ITV); Hotel Babylon (BBC); Agatha Christie’s Marple (ITV); The Catherine Tate Show (BBC); Dancing on Ice (ITV); Melanie Bush, the 22nd assistant on Doctor Who (BBC); This Is Your Life (ITV); The Hot Shoe Show (BBC); The Lena and Bonnie Show (ITV); Just William (ITV); Lena Marelli in Bugsy Malone (Paramount Pictures). 

Recording credits include: Bonnie Langford Now; Jazz at the Theatre; numerous Doctor Who audio dramas for Big Finish.  

Concert credits include: An Evening with Bonnie Langford to celebrate the 120th Anniversary of Richmond Theatre (Richmond Theatre); host of The Music of the Night with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Royal Albert Hall); host of The Show Must Go On (Palace Theatre); Bonnie Langford: 50 Years on Stage (Crazy Coqs, London). 

Hugh is delighted to be reunited with Kathleen Marshall having previously collaborated on Follies at the Belasco Theatre, New York in 2001.

He has worked extensively in the West End and on Broadway, lighting over 200 productions worldwide and receiving many accolades for his work including three Olivier Awards, a Tony Award and a Molière.

Recent work includes: West End - Back To The Future; Mary Poppins; The Height of the Storm; The Birthday Party; Venus in Fur; Dreamgirls; Matilda. National Theatre - Exit the King; The Red Lion. Donmar Warehouse - Welcome Home, Captain Fox!; Closer. UK Tours - Art; Shrek. Broadway - Hillary and Clinton; The Boys in the Band; Groundhog Day; An Act of God. Europe & Russia: Tanz der Vampire.

He is an associate artist at The Old Vic where he has most recently lit A Christmas Carol.

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Billy Crocker in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Enjolras in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); Ozzie in On The Town (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Carl Bruner in Ghost (Asia Tour); Sonny in Xanadu (Southwark Playhouse); Fiyero in Wicked (UK Tour); Wicked (Apollo Victoria); Feuilly in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre); Ghost The Musical (Piccadilly Theatre); The Sound of Music (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Robin Hood (Theatre Royal, Norwich); The Parisian (Macau).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); Ted Lasso (Apple TV+); Brave New World (Peacock); Hollyoaks (C4); Doctors (BBC); The Boyfriend (Feature Film).

Recordings include: Ghost The Musical, Original West End Cast.

Recent work includes: Jagged Little Pill (Tony Nomination); PY1-Lune Rouge; ExtraOrdinary; War of the Worlds; The Tempest; Waitress; Red Velvet; Invisible Thread; Finding Neverland; Pippin (Tony Nomination); Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark; La Cage aux Folles (Tony and Drama Desk Nomination); Young Frankenstein; The Pirate Queen; Lestat; Taboo; Follies; A Second Chance; Carrie (Drama Desk Nomination); Parade (Drama Desk Nomination); Fosse; Ragtime and others.

Jonathan has worked on fifteen Cirque du Soleil productions including Drawn to Life, MJ ONE, LOVE, KA, O, Mystere, Ovo, Corteo and more. Operas include a residency at the Royal Opera House and the LA Opera.

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Hope Harcourt in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Nabulungi in The Book of Mormon (International Tour).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); Cracker Jack (BBC).

Theatre credits whilst training include: Medda Larkin in Disney’s Newsies, Once On This Island, Kate Magrath in Crimes Of The Heart, Rose Maurrant in Street Scene and Jacqueline Maingot in French Without Tears.

Other work includes: Ensemble in Let’s Face The Music at the Royal Albert Hall.

Stephen was born in Middlesbrough and is a graduate of the Royal College of Music. Stephen recently conducted the award-winning Broadway transfer of The King and I at the London Palladium and Theater Orb, Tokyo. He was also Musical Director on the Tony and Olivier Award winning An American in Paris at the Dominion Theatre and recently conducted the show in Tokyo. Stephen was Musical Director on Gershwin’s Crazy for You at the Novello Theatre which won an Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival.

Musical Supervisor credits include: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Oklahoma! and Annie Get Your Gun (UK Tours).

Musical Director credits include: School of Rock (Gillian Lynne Theatre); Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and The Sound of Music (Regent’s Park); Guys and Dolls (Phoenix Theatre); Urinetown (Guest MD, Apollo); Love Story (Duchess/Minerva Theatre, Chichester); Privates on Parade (Associate MD, Noel Coward Theatre); The Music Man (Chichester Festival Theatre); The A to Z of Mrs P (Southwark Playhouse); Soho Cinders (Soho Theatre); High Society (UK tour) ; The Secret Garden (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Stiles and Drewe’s Peter Pan – A Musical Adventure and The Wizard of Oz (Birmingham Rep and West Yorkshire Playhouse).

Other recent work includes: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat; A Chorus Line; The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Betty Blue Eyes (Novello). Stephen also recently conducted the BBC Concert Orchestra recording the music for BBC Radio 4’s First World War drama series ‘Home Front’.

Original Cast Recordings include: Love Story; Peter Pan – A Musical Adventure; The A to Z of Mrs P.

Recital performances include: Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Victoria and Albert Museum, Blackheath Halls, St Martin-in-the-Fields, Symphony Hall Birmingham, St David’s Hall Cardiff, and Middlesbrough Town Hall. 

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Cassie in A Chorus Line (Curve, Leicester); Erma in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Shug Avery in The Color Purple (Curve, Leicester); Anita in West Side Story (Curve, Leicester); Henri in The View Upstairs (Soho Theatre); Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Mercury Theatre, Colchester & Southwark Playhouse); Fate in Hadestown (National Theatre); Helene in Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse); original London cast of Dreamgirls (Savoy Theatre); West Side Story (Salzburg Festival); The Lorax (The Old Vic); original London cast of Memphis (Shaftesbury Theatre); How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Royal Festival Hall 2015); Kiss Me, Kate, BBC Proms (Royal Albert Hall); original cast of Dance ‘Til Dawn (UK Tour); original London cast of Rock of Ages (Shaftesbury Theatre & Garrick Theatre); Dirty Dancing (Aldwych Theatre); Chicago (Cambridge Theatre); Hair (English Theatre, Frankfurt); High School Musical (Hammersmith Apollo).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing).

Workshops include: The Time Traveller’s Wife directed by Bill Buckhurst; Hugo directed by Christopher Wheeldon OBE, produced by Greene Light Stage (2020); The Oroznah in Vanara the Musical directed by Jonathan O’Boyle (2018); Lene in The Lost Ones directed by Tania Azevedo (The Bush Theatre and Beam Festival: Theatre Royal Stratford East 2018); The Boy In The Dress (The RSC) directed by Sarah Tipple (2017); Stable Productions Platform (Beam Festival: The Park Theatre) directed by Alastair Knights (2016); The Happy Prince produced by Stable Productions, directed by Maria Friedman, choreographed by Drew McOnie (2015); The Lorax (The Old Vic) directed by Max Webster and choreographed by Drew McOnie (2014); But I’m a Cheerleader! The Musical (Crow and Elk Productions LTD and Adam Bialow, with Lionsgate) directed by Jerry Mitchell (2013); Matilda (The RSC) directed by Matthew Warchus (2009).

Concerts include: June in Gypsy (Alexandra Palace Theatre) directed by Paul Foster; Fangirls Musical (The Southbank Centre: Women of The World Festival) written and directed by Yve Blake; Barbara Cook and Friends (80th Birthday Celebration Concert, London Coliseum).

Training: Guildford School of Acting; The University of Birmingham (MPhil).

Theatre credits include: Joseph Smith/Jesus in The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales Theatre); Lord Evelyn Oakleigh in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (Middle Temple Hall); Henri Baurel in the original London cast of An American in Paris (Dominion Theatre); Terry Connor in the original London cast of Side Show (Southwark Playhouse); Artie Green in Sunset Boulevard (London Coliseum); Matt Spenser in the World premiere of The Smallest Show on Earth (UK Tour); Carlos in the original London cast of Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (Playhouse Theatre); Gilbert Chilvers in Betty Blue Eyes (UK Tour); original London cast of The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales Theatre); Frank Lippencott in Wonderful Town (UK Tour); Lend Me a Tenor (Gielgud Theatre); Stephen Sondheim’s Passion (Donmar Warehouse); The Secret Garden (Festival Theatre, Edinburgh and Royal Alexandra, Toronto); Porridge (UK Tour); Monty Python’s Spamalot (Palace Theatre); Wicked (Apollo Victoria); Woman in Mind (Gawsworth Open Air Theatre); Stepping Out (Curzon); Unzipped (Arts Theatre); We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre); The Bomb-itty of Errors (New Ambassadors Theatre); 16 Gobs (King’s Head Theatre); Me and My Girl (Polesden Lacey Open Air Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); Terence Abel in Home Alone (TV); Knock Knock (short); McDonald’s Lonely Hearts (advert); An American in Paris at the Dominion Theatre (Cinema release); Visa-Travel Happy (advert); INK (short); Inflatable (Music Video); Japanese Girl (Music Video).

Workshops include: The Time Traveller’s Wife; Coraline; Mr Vertigo; Sherlock; Doctor Dolittle; Send for Mr Plim; Simon Amungem; Tina the Musical; The Mirror Crack’d; The Monster Bride; A Penguin’s Tale; Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown; Dusty; Through the Looking Glass; Departure Lounge and Pandemonium.

Recordings include: Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown; The Monster Bride; Through the Looking Glass; Navigator; Rameo & Eweliet; Barry The Penguin’s Black & White Christmas; Sherlock; A Christmas Carol.

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre); Aladdin (Cambridge Arts Theatre); High Fidelity (The Turbine Theatre); Bobby Willis in Cilla The Musical (UK tour); Ostrich Boys (Belgrade B2 Theatre); Bright Phoenix (Liverpool Everyman); Joe Pesci/Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys (Prince Edward Theatre); Bells Are Ringing (Union Theatre); The Fantasticks (Duchess Theatre); Dance: Radio (DryWrite, York Theatre Royal & The Roundhouse London); A Christmas Carol (Birmingham Repertory Theatre); Sleeping Beauty (Oxford Playhouse); High School Musical (Hammersmith Apollo); Robin Hood & Babes in The Wood (Pavilion, Bournemouth); Pendragon (UK & Japan Tour with NYMT).

Film & Television credits include: Waterloo Road (BBC); Lost Sitcoms - Till Death Us Do Part (BBC); Doctors (BBC); Casualty (BBC).

Other work includes: Peter & The Wolf (Adam Cooper, ACT Productions); Sinking Water (Theatre Royal Stratford East); The Last of the Mohicans (Irving Street Productions); 101 Dalmatians (Regent’s Park); Barbara Cook and Friends (London Coliseum); Good Thing Going (Cadogan Hall); The Brit Awards 2009; contestant on Let’s Dance for Comic Relief. Winner of the inaugural Stephen Sondheim Prize for Student Performer of the Year.

Theatre credits include: Narrator in The Soldier’s Tale (Turner Sims); Reverend Parris in The Crucible (UK Tour); Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls (Savoy & Phoenix Theatre); Tapster in The Beaux’ Stratagem (Olivier National Theatre); Alfred P. Dolittle in My Fair Lady (Kilworth Theatre); First Removal Man in Juno and the Paycock (Abbey Theatre, Dublin & Lyttelton National Theatre); Squire Percival in Beauty and the Beast (Radlett Theatre); Macduff in Macbeth (Sarah Siddons Theatre); Baron Hardup in Cinderella (Greenwich Theatre); Tom Keeney in Funny Girl (Chichester Theatre); Goran in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK Tour & Singapore); Touchstone in As You Like It (Orange Theatre & Arundel Castle); Hitch in Around the World in 80 Days (Liverpool Playhouse & Richmond Theatre); Snout in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regent’s Park); Host in Two Gentlemen of Verona (Regent’s Park); Balin in The Hobbit (UK Tour & Queen’s Theatre); Smee in Peter Pan (Eden Court, Inverness); Pirates of Penzance (UK Tour); Bruno Jenkins in The Witches (UK Tour & Vaudeville Theatre); Robert Catesby in The Ghost of Guy Fawkes (Gunpowder Mills Theatre); Ud in Ud’s Garden (Leatherhead Theatre); Gregory in Romeo and Juliet,  Edmund in King Lear and Joe in Chicago May (Jermyn Street Theatre); King of France in All’s Well that Ends Well; Caliban in The Tempest and King Priam in The Trojan War Will Not Take Place (Camden Theatre); John in Greatest Hits (Tristan Bates Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: Podger Byrnes in Holy Water (Feature Productions);  PC May in Night Wolf (Feature Productions);  John Davis in Making the Grade;  Monk in Dead Man’s Cove (Mr E Film Partners); Ewan Hazlett in Holby City (BBC); Tapster in The Beaux’ Stratagem (NT Live); Richard Turner in The Art of the Garden (BBC);  Shopkeeper in All the Pain in the World (NFTS);  Monster in Belly (Royal College of Art);  Father Malone in Anything’s Possible – Morwenna Banks (Channel 5).

Recordings include: The Hobbit; The White Ship; The Sorrows of Werther; Tales by Candlelight.

Other work includes: Author of several books including We are but Shadows, Tales by Candlelight, Beyond the Darkness, Midnight Chills, A Story for Bedtime, Mystery in the Shadow of the Mill, Storage, Clear is the Water and An Adventure in Time.

Training: The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.

Theatre credits include: Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Top Hat (Aldwych Theatre); Ducktastic! (Albery Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Wyndham’s Theatre); Yes, Prime Minister (Trafalgar Studios); Twelfth Night (Regent’s Park); The Merry Widow (Holland Park Opera); Island Nation (Arcola Theatre); Frogs, Oh, What A Lovely War! and Earthquakes in London (National Theatre); A Christmas Carol (RSC); Dr Heart; Cyrano De Bergerac and Private Lives (Royal Exchange Manchester); The Shakespeare Revue (International Tour); One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Sheffield Crucible); Nell Gwynn (National Tour and Shakespeare’s Globe); Julius Caesar; Antony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory); A Small Family Business (Watford Palace); A Chorus of Disapproval (Mill at Sonning); The New Statesman (Tour); The Play What I Wrote (Tour); Blithe Spirit (Brewhouse Theatre, Taunton); Masterpieces – A Noel Coward Revue (Birmingham Rep and Tour); A Very Private Passion (Box Clever Theatre Company); Don’t Dress For Dinner (English Theatre, Frankfurt); Liberty Oregon (Traverse, Edinburgh); Twelfth Night (Flying Solo Theatre Company); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bristol New Vic Studio) and Two By Two (Wolsey, Ipswich).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); This Time With Alan Partridge; Outlander; Game Face; King Gary; Victoria; Prime Suspect; The Windsors; Utopia; Law and Order; A Touch of Frost; Eastenders; Emmerdale; Hollyoaks; Melody; Private Peaceful; Afterlife; Silent Witness; Casualty.

BBC Radio includes: The National, Happiness!, Holbein’s Skull, Charles Paris, Elsinore, Middlemarch, Dance ’til You Bleed, Body Horror, Othello, The Wild Duck, Wuthering Heights, The Divine Comedy, Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, Time And The Conways, Spike and the Elfin Oak, Home Front, Tommies, The Great British Bridge Scandal, The Stuarts, The Interrogation, The Duellist.

Big Finish Audio: Space 1999; River Song; Dr Who; Timeslip; Lady Christina; The Avengers.

Audio Books: Frankenstein (Audiofile Earphones Award 2017); Dracula (Audiofile Earphones Award 2018); The Monkey’s Paw; The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner; The Sign Of The Four. 

Training: LASALLE College of the Arts (Singapore); MA in Collaborative Theatre Making by Frantic Assembly.

Theatre credits include: In the Night Garden Live (UK Tour); Cinderella (Nottingham Playhouse).

Other work includes: Moulin Rouge, The Handmaiden, Blade Runner, Romeo and Juliet and Casino Royale with Secret Cinema (UK & China).

Training: Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits include: Dale Tremont in Top Hat (The Mill at Sonning); 42nd Street (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Funny Girl (Théâtre Marigny).

Film & Television credits include: The X Factor (ITV); Britain’s Got Talent (ITV); Harry Hill’s TV Burp (ITV); The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan (Channel 4); The Jonathan Ross Show (ITV); Disenchanted (Walt Disney Pictures); Cinderella (Walt Disney Pictures); Beauty and the Beast (Walt Disney Pictures).

Other work includes: Dancer for various music artists including Pixie Lott, CeeLo Green, Paloma Faith, Kylie Minogue & Sister Sledge.

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits include: Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); The Best of the West End (Royal Albert Hall); Mimsey in Funny Girl (Théâtre Marigny); Bebe/ensemble in Kiss Me, Kate (Sheffield Crucible); Elaine in Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse); understudy Lina Lamont in Singin’ in the Rain (Grand Palais, Paris); understudy Morticia Addams in The Addams Family (UK Tour); 42nd Street (Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris); Thoroughly Modern Millie (Kilworth House Theatre); Tregunta in Miss Atomic Bomb (St James' Theatre); McQueen (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Singin' in the Rain (Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris); Hey, Old Friends! (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Follies in Concert (Royal Albert Hall); South Pacific (Kilworth House Theatre); Cassandra/understudy Bombalurina in Cats (UK & European Tour); understudy Judy Haynes in White Christmas (The Lowry); Mack & Mabel (The Vault Southwark Playhouse); Betsy in Crazy for You (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre & Novello Theatre); Snow White (Manchester Opera House).

Television credits include: All Star Musicals (ITV); Endeavour, Series 3 (ITV).

Workshops include: Feelin' in the Mood, directed and choreographed by Chet Walker.

Training: Sylvia Young Theatre School; Urdang Academy.

Theatre credits include: Princess Jasmine in Aladdin (Theatre Royal Plymouth); ensemble in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); ensemble/understudy Cynthia & Diva 2 in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (UK Tour); Consuelo/understudy Maria in West Side Story (The Royal Exchange); Spinotti in Bat Out of Hell (International Tour & Dominion Theatre); Disco Girl/understudy Mia, Helen, Oberon & Vinnie in The Donkey Show (Proud Camden); Yoko Ono The Sessions Live! (UK Arena Tour); ensemble/understudy Ellen & Gigi in Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre); Diane Lee in Bare (Union Theatre); ensemble in Dick Whittington (Harlow Playhouse).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); The Entire Universe (BBC); Harry Potter (Warner Brothers).

Recordings include: Angelis (Syco Music/Sony BMG).

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Swing in A Chorus Line (Curve, Leicester); Sailor Quartet in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Suitor in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); ensemble/understudy Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls (UK & International Tour); ensemble/understudy Robbie Hart in The Wedding Singer (UK & International Tour); ensemble/understudy Ringmaster in Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory); Eddie in Mamma Mia! (West End & UK/International Tour).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing).

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Johnny Casino/alternate Vince Fontaine & Teen Angel in Grease! The Musical (UK Tour); One Enchanted Evening Concert (Glastonbury Abbey); Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls (Sheffield Crucible); Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Kilworth House Theatre); ensemble/understudy Matthew Mugg in Doctor Dolittle (UK Tour); Issachar/cover Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Kilworth House Theatre); The Selfish Giant (Royal & Derngate, Northampton & Vaudeville Theatre); ensemble/understudy Eugene in Eugenius! The Musical (The Other Palace Theatre); Matador Ancestor in The Addams Family Musical (UK Tour & Singapore); ensemble/understudy Pepper in Mamma Mia! The Musical (UK Tour); ensemble/understudy Jack in Jack & The Beanstalk (Beck Theatre, Hayes); Jeb/understudy Gideon in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); ensemble/understudy Prince Charming in Cinderella (Beck Theatre, Hayes); ensemble in Songs For A New World (NYMT, The Bridewell Theatre).

Theatre credits whilst training include: Dave in Defect; Pete/Wyatt in Crazy For You; Agent Dollar in Catch Me If You Can.

Television credits include: Tonight at the London Palladium with The Addams Family Musical (ITV); Olivier Awards with Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (ITV).

Workshops include: Berlusconi - The Musical (2020); My Name is Beethoven (2018); Dancing The Night Away (2014); The Busker's Opera (2014).

Other work includes: Remember to Forget music video (Passenger); recording backing vocalist for Rhydian’s One Day Like This tour (2015); soloist on Friday Night Is Music Night (We Can Be Heroes).

Training: Elmhurst Ballet School; London Studio Centre.

Theatre credits include: Purity in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); ensemble/understudy Fran in Strictly Ballroom (Piccadilly Theatre & Toronto); Diva in Guys and Dolls (Savoy & Phoenix Theatres); understudy Baby & Vivian Pressman/swing in Dirty Dancing (UK Tour); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Savoy Theatre); Constance Sack in Rock of Ages (Shaftesbury & Garrick Theatres); Mamma Mia! (International Tour); understudy Cha Cha & Marty in Grease (Piccadilly Theatre); original London cast of Spamalot (Palace Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); Dancer in Death On The Nile (20th Century); dancer in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (20th Century); dancer in Cats (Universal); Debutante in Beauty and the Beast (Disney); Midsomer Murders (ITV); The Alan Titchmarsh Show (ITV); This Morning (ITV); The One Show (BBC); The Royal Variety Performance (BBC).

Other work includes: 2012 Olympic Ceremony professional dancer, directed by Danny Boyle; Classical Spectacular (Royal Albert Hall).

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Ensemble in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Sleeping Beauty (Nottingham Playhouse); 42nd Street (Theatre Royal Drury Lane).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); TFI Friday (Channel 4) & The X-Factor Finals 2017/2018 (ITV).

Other work includes: Ensemble for the Olivier Awards 2016; Friday Night Is Music Night (Rodgers & Hammerstein).

Training: Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Theatre credits include: Ensemble/understudy Kralahome, King, Captain Orton & Sir Edward Ramsay in The King and I (UK & International Tour); Caspar in Artaban the Musical (Actor’s Church, London).

Film & Television credits include: Kevin Lee in KIN (Mediacorp).

Other work includes: Very (advert); WebEx by Cisco x McLaren (advert).

Training: Laine Theatre Arts; Sylvia Young Theatre School.

Theatre credits include: Lina Lamont in Singin’ in the Rain (The Mill at Sonning); ensemble/understudy Miss Honey in Matilda (Cambridge Theatre); ensemble/understudy Elizabeth in Young Frankenstein (Garrick Theatre); Mimsey/Emma in Funny Girl (Menier Chocolate Factory & Savoy Theatre); ensemble/cover Tracy Lord in High Society (The Old Vic); ensemble/cover Lina Lamont in Singin’ in the Rain (UK Tour); Patty Simcox in Grease (UK Tour); ensemble in Mamma Mia (International Tour); Mrs Potiphar in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK Tour).

Film & Television credits include: Ensemble in Matilda (Netflix); Becky Bannon in Silent Witness (BBC).

Training: Bush Davies Education & Theatre Art; Central School of Ballet.

Theatre credits include: Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre & International Tour); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre); The King and I (London Palladium); Cinderella (Theatre Royal Plymouth); Oh! What A Night (London Apollo Hammersmith & Manchester Opera House); Miss Saigon (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Beauty and the Beast (Dominion Theatre); Fame – The Musical (Cambridge Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: Miss Saigon Live (Universal Studio); Spooks (BBC); The Heat is Back On (Universal Studio); The Making of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Mentorn Television); The Making of Beauty and the Beast (ITV).

Radio and voice work includes: Avenue of Eternal Peace (BBC Radio 4); Beijing’s Slowest Elevator (BBC Radio 4); The Interpreter (Channel 4 Radio); Wild Thing (BBC Radio 4); Saigon – Year of the Cat (BBC Radio 4); See It, IG It (IG Brand Film Production); Crouching Ox, Crowing Rooster (World Society for the Protection of Animals).

Choreographer credits include: Curtains, Spring Awakening and Reefer Madness (Bernie Grant Arts Centre); Beauty and the Beast (Harrogate Theatre); In Perfect Harmony (Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre); Godspell (Greenwich Theatre); Lucky Stiff (The Art Depot); Moby Dick – The Musical (The Mill Studio); Cinderella and Peter Pan (Manchester Opera House); No One in the World (Cochrane Theatre); Jerome Kern Goes to Hollywood (King’s Head Theatre); Carousel (Bridewell Theatre); Sweet Charity (The Shaw Theatre).

Training: Guildford School of Acting; Sylvia Young Theatre School. 

Theatre credits include: Standby Red, Mum & Bo in Red Riding Hood (Theatre Royal Stratford East); ensemble/understudy Glinda & Wicked Witch in The Wizard of Oz (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Nancy in Oliver! (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); Factory Girl/understudy Madame Thénardier in Les Misérables (Queen's Theatre); Woman 1 in Songs for a New World (Simply Theatre, Geneva); Vi Gibbons in This Happy Breed (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre & Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Julie Jordan in Carousel (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Warner in Thark (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); The World of Musicals (Germany); ensemble in Evita (UK tour & Belgium); Lucy Pevensie in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Creation Theatre, World Premiere); Mary in Scrooge (London Palladium); Terry Thompson in Babes in Arms (Union Theatre); Miss Dilber in Scrooge (UK tour); Martha in Spring Awakening (Original UK tour); The Lilac Fairy in Sleeping Beauty (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: Journey to the Moon (Dream on Films); Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Warner Brothers); Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Warner Bros); Head in the Cloud (Remstar Productions); Bleak House (BBC).

Recordings include: Phyllis in The Railway Children (Alex Parker); Lucy in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Live Concept Album: Steven Luke Walker); Angelina Johnson in Harry Potter, The Musical (Live Concept Album: Steven Luke Walker).

Training: The Arts Educational schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Asher in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamboat (London Palladium); Shelly Berger in Motown The Musical (UK Tour); ensemble/cover Kemp/Hermit in Young Frankenstein (Garrick Theatre); ensemble/cover Kenickie in Grease (Leicester Curve); ensemble/cover Gorman & Toymaker in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (West Yorkshire Playhouse & UK Tour); ensemble in Oklahoma! (UK Tour); Issachar/cover Pharaoh in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (UK Tour); cover Michael ‘Mickey’ Johnstone in Blood Brothers (UK Tour); Eva’s Brother in Evita (UK Tour).

Film credits include: Wonka (Warner Bros Pictures); Lead man in Ross Noble: El Hablador tour.

Workshops include: Revived musical (Bristol Old Vic) for Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg

Training: Bird College of Dance; Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre credits include: Gypsy (Alexandra Palace); Don in A Chorus Line (Curve, Leicester); ensemble/understudy Lord Evelyn Oakleigh in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); The Light in the Piazza (Southbank Centre, Los Angeles & Chicago); Follies (National Theatre); 42nd Street (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); 42nd Street (Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris); Renaldi in Funny Girl (UK Tour); Singin’ in the Rain (Paris, UK, Ireland & Tokyo); Showboat (New London Theatre); Jersey Boys (UK & Ireland Tour); Anything Goes (Sheffield Crucible & UK Tour); Top Hat (West End & UK Tour); The Rocky Horror Show (UK Tour).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); Cinderella (Sony); 42nd Street – Live from Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Funny Girl – Live.

Other work includes: Top Hat The Musical (Original London Cast Recording); performer in Bicentenary Variety Night (The Old Vic); Elton John & Ray Cooper concert (Royal Albert Hall); vocalist for the BBC Prom Sondheim at 80 (Royal Albert Hall).

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits include: Ensemble/cover Hotep in The Prince of Egypt (Dominion Theatre); Smudge in Forever Plaid (Upstairs at the Gatehouse).

Other work includes: Ball and Boe (ITV Special and the O2 Arena).

Training: Tring Park School for the Performing Arts.

Theatre credits include: Ensemble/understudy and played Billy Crocker in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Ralph Sheldrake in White Christmas (Dominion Theatre); Naphtali/understudy Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium); Hortensio in Opera North’s Kiss Me, Kate (London Coliseum & Leeds Grand Theatre); Anthony Hope in Sweeney Todd (Mercury/Derby Theatre); ensemble/understudy and played Adam Hochberg & Henri Baurel in the original London cast of An American in Paris (Dominion Theatre); Rolf Gruber in The Sound of Music (Curve, Leicester); Riff in West Side Story (UK Tour); Young Visconti in Travels with My Aunt (Chichester Festival Theatre); Charles Lightoller in Titanic (Princess of Wales, Toronto); ensemble/understudy Don Lockwood in Singin’ in the Rain (Palace Theatre); Don Kerr in A Chorus Line (Tel Aviv Opera House); Dandini in Cinderella (QDOS Manchester Opera House);  Kiss Me, Kate (Théâtre du Châtelet); 42nd Street (Curve, Leicester); Singin’ in the Rain (Chichester Festival Theatre); Stephen Mear’s The Red Shoes (The Peacock Theatre); Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre); High School Musical 2 (UK Tour); Kerry Ellis Sings the Great British Songbook (Shaw Theatre); Night of 1000 Voices (Royal Albert Hall); vocalist in Handel’s Messiah (Royal Albert Hall); Young Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights NBT (Sadler’s Wells).

Workshops include: Malik in Women On the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (ATG); Send for Mr Plim (Soho Theatre); Bud Carver in Night of the Prom (Hackney Empire Theatre).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); All Star Musicals (ITV); Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV); Surprise, Surprise (ITV).

Recordings include: Singin’ in the Rain (London Cast recording 2012).

Training: Laine Theatre Arts; The English National Ballet School.

Theatre credits include: Aladdin in Aladdin (Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage); Chastity in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); swing/cover Bombalurina, Demeter & Jemima in Cats (International Tour); Cinderella (Qdos Productions); Leilani/cover Margot & Pilar in Legally Blonde (UK & Ireland Tour); Polly/ensemble in Funny Girl (UK & Ireland Tour); Bombalurina in Cats (Royal Caribbean International); featured dancer in Spirit of the Dance; ensemble/understudy Snow White in Snow White (Bristol Hippodrome); Peasant Girl in Giselle (Birmingham Royal Ballet).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); Funny Girl – Live (Broadway HD, Digital Theatre).

Other work includes: Singer/dancer for P&O Ventura and dancer for P&O Azura.

Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre credits include: Roger in Grease (UK & Ireland Tour); understudy Jamie Wellerstein in The Last Five Years (Southwark Playhouse); Cosmo Brown in Singin’ in the Rain (Gaiety Theatre, Isle of Man); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Gaiety Theatre, Isle of Man).
Theatre credits whilst training include: The Wild Party; Jimmy Winter in Nice Work If You Can Get It; Olivier Awards.

Workshops Include: Justin in Stop: A New Musical.

Other work includes: Prince in The Little Prince cast recording and animation.

Training: Bird College of Dance.

Theatre credits include: Swing/assistant dance captain in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Naphtali/1st cover Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK & Ireland Tour); ensemble in 42nd Street (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Pepper in Mamma Mia! (Allure of the Seas, Royal Caribbean); Waiter/Rimbaud in La Bohème (Royal Opera House, Covent Garden); Prince Charming in Cinderella (Lighthouse, Poole); ensemble/puppeteer in Snow White (Norwich Theatre Royal).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); 42nd Street – Live from Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Olivier Awards with 42nd Street (ITV); Dancer for The Brit Awards (ITV); Rae Morris ft. Fryars ‘Cold’ (Music Video).

Training: Laine Theatre Arts.

Theatre credits include: Swing/dance captain in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); dance captain in Come What May (UK Tour); co-dance captain in Cats (Asia Tour); swing/assistant dance captain in 42nd Street (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Tantomile/cover Demeter & Gumbie/assistant dance captain in Cats (International Tour); Tantomile/cover Demeter in Cats (London Palladium & Nottingham).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); 42nd Street – Live from Theatre Royal Drury Lane; choreographer and dancer in Joe McElderry music video; Sunday Night at the Palladium (ITV); The People’s Strictly for Comic Relief (BBC).

Training: Tring Park School for the Performing Arts.

Theatre credits include: Swing in Anything Goes (Barbican Theatre); Funny Girl (Théâtre Marigny); Bombalurina in Cats (Royal Caribbean); soloist in The Andrew Lloyd Webber Gala (International Tour); swing/1st cover Johanna & Mrs Lovett in Sweeney Todd (Edinburgh Fringe); lead singer in Christmas Wonderland (Spirit Productions).

Film & Television credits include: Anything Goes – Live from the Barbican (Trafalgar Releasing); dancer in Gameshow the Musical (ITV); Funny Girl on Le Grand Échiquier (France TV); dancer in Fast and Furious 9 (Original/One Race); Greta in Shaking Dreamland (Eagle Films).

Other work includes: Featured vocalist in Christmas at Kilworth (Veritas Productions); lead singer in Royal Caribbean’s Original Production Shows; soprano in Arts Educational Schools’ Chamber Choir Concert Tour with Vaughan Meakins; voice over recording artist with English Film Studios. Emily also writes pop and musical theatre songs for a range of globally established artists.