James is an experienced vocal coach turned producer, who is proud to have worked with some of the best people in the industry. His work has taken him across the UK, both in the West End and regional theatres.

Recently, James has worked with:

Kerry Ellis · Julie Atherton · Oliver Tompsett · Lucy van Gasse · Michelle Pentecost · Gemma Atkins · Katie Paine · Sam Lupton · and many more!

James is delighted to run James Williams Associates, a talent agency in the heart of London's Covent Garden. Clients work includes West End, No.1 tours, regional theatre and TV/film. He represents MAMT students throughout their training, often sourcing auditions for students whilst they study at MAMT.

2018	THE GREATEST SHOW	Producer	UK Tour
2018	CINDERELLA	Director	The Blue Orange Theatre
2018	The 39 Steps	Director	The Blue Orange Theatre
2018	MARILYN	Director	Leicester Square Theatre/UK Tour
2017	THE WIZARD OF OZ	Director	Heywood Civic Centre
2017	SLEEPING BEAUTY	Director	The Blue Orange Theatre
2016	WEST END ON TOUR	Producer/Director	The Old Rep
2015	MAGIC OF THE MOVIES	Producer/Director	UK Tour
2015	KERRY ELLIS MASTERCLASS	Producer	Pineapple Dance Studios
2015	OH P*CK! (Fringe workshop)	Director	Birmingham REP
2015	WHICH WITCH IS WHICH?	Producer/Director	Lauderdale House
2014	SHOW ON A BOAT STARRING JULIE ATHERTON	Producer/Director	Battersea Barge
2014	WEST END WOMEN	Choir/Associate MD	New Alexandra Theatre
2014	KERRY ELLIS UK TOUR	Choir/Associate MD	Harlow Playhouse
2014	OLIVER TOMPSETT IN CONCERT	Producer/Director	Birmingham
2013	DICK WHITTINGTON	Associate Producer/Booker	The Regal Theatre
2012	ALICE IN WONDERLAND	Director	Tour
2012	A NIGHT AT THE MUSICALS	Musical Director	Soho Theatre
2012	LITTLE FOOT	Director	Wales Millennium Centre
2012	LITTLE FOOT (NT workshop)	NT Connections Director	National Theatre
2012	GARGANTUA	Director	Oxford Playhouse
2012	ALADDIN	Producer/Director	Ludlow Assembly Rooms
2011	GARGANTUA (NT workshop)	NT Connections Director	National Theatre
2011	CINDERELLA	Producer/Director	Ludlow Assembly Rooms
2011	VOICE IN A MILLION	Associate MD	London O2 Arena
2011	THE LAST 5 YEARS	Producer/Director	Theatre Severn

Performance Credits include: West End Story (UK tour 2016-2017), Keep The Home Fires Burning (workshop; Birmingham), Soloist in Showstoppers! (2013-2014 cast), Soloist in An Evening of Edwardian Music Hall (Dudley Canal Trust/ITV – 2014 and 2015 cast), Wishee Washee (Aladdin, Ludlow Assembly Rooms), Soloist (West End on Tour), Buttons/cover Prince (Cinderella, Ludlow Assembly Rooms), Peter (Peter Pan the Musical, The Courtyard) and first cover Ryan (High School Musical, tour). West End credits include Phil in Life on Earth (London Palladium) and Barula in Sunsets and Mornings (Her Majesty’s Theatre).

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CiCi is originally from mid Wales and moved to London to pursue her acting career, where she trained at The MTA. CiCi is also a strong musician, playing numerous instruments including the flute, clarinet, sax, oboe, guitar and trumpet. She is Deputy Course Leader at MAMT and Resident Choreographer for Musical Theatre Voices.

CiCi is also the winner of the inaugural Richard Williams Musical Theatre Award. Her past theatre work includes (but is not limited to); The Fun Fair Manchester, Juanita & Musician, Saturday Night Fever (UK Number 1 Tour), Club Singer Gloria, The Threepenny Opera, Polly Peachums, Dick Whittington, Pete Rowe’s Rock'n'Roll, Taffy The Cat, Witches Of Eastwick, Little Girl / Dance Captain, Carnaby Street; The Musical (UK Number One Tour) –Debbie, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Lucille, A Night of Anderson and Petty, An Evening With Chris Passey and Friends, Macmillan Gala, Julie Atherton's No Space for Air album launch.

Her recordings include: Shoot Bang Album by John Victor and produced by Perfect Pitch Musicals, Laurence Mark Wythes - Stealing Mona Lisa & Growl. Lift - the original cast recording for Perfect Pitch Musicals.

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Currently touring the UK as Marilyn Monroe in MARILYN, following a West End run at Leicester Square Theatre.

Danielle trained at Birmingham School of Acting. Since graduating Danielle took part in the 2016 Camden Fringe Festival playing the part of Polly in ‘Oh P*ck’, a piece of new writing by up and coming playwright Sarah Fellows and has recently made her directorial debut assistant directing the musical ‘I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change’. She has also been apart of a number of workshops for plays in development.

Danielle has an avid interest in creating and developing new work, recently setting up her own Theatre Company ‘Breakthrough Theatre ‘ in order to produce her own and other pieces of new writing.

Credits include: Marilyn Monroe in MARILYN (West End/UK tour), Polly in OH P*UCK! (Hen and Chickens Theatre), Gracie in DOROTHY TOWERS (Birmingham REP), Ophelia in HAMLETS (Library of Birmingham/Birmingham REP). Credits whilst training include: Feste in TWELFTH NIGHT; LOVE? (Ensemble) and WHAT’S IN A SONG? (Ensemble) at Birmingham School of Acting/The Mac Birmingham.

Originally from Birmingham, Loula trained at Guildford School of Acting and Bretton Hall, Leeds University.

Loula’s credits include: Angel and cover for Kerry Ellis in ‘Heaven on Earth the Musical’, lead vocalist in UK Tour of ‘That’s Entertainment’ singing alongside Jane McDonald, Ruthie Henshall and The Overtones, featured ensemble/Understudy Beggar Woman in ‘Sweeney Todd’ with the London Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall London, Helena Landless in ‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’ Landor/Arts Theatre, Two seasons at ‘The Thursford Christmas Spectacular’, UK Tour of ‘Mad About the Musicals’, Fairy Light in ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ at Kenton Theatre, Spirit of the Ring in ‘Aladdin’ at Bath Theatre Royal and The Radlett Centre, Fairy One in Mendelssohn’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, CBSO/Symphony Hall, BBC PROMS at the Royal Albert Hall and featured singer with Emma Bunton for Channel Five’s ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ series, Shine TV.

She has had international exposure singing at sea as a lead vocalist on board the Luxury Yachts of Seabourn and Holland America Line vessels, travelling the world twice over.

You may have also spotted Loula on TV last year in BBC’s Saturday night exclusive, ‘Pitch Battle’ and BBC’s ‘The One Show’.

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Julie trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Recent appearances include: Another Way (The Cockpit), Mrs Gucci (The Arts Theatre), the world premiere of Lift (Soho Theatre), The Hired Man (Colchester Mercury & Leicester Curve) and played the title role in Cinderella (Lyric Hammersmith).

In the West End she played Kate monster/Lucy the Slut in the original London production of Avenue Q; Sophie in Mamma Mia! (Prince Edward); Serena in Fame (Aldwych), Susan in Tick Tick Boom (Duchess); Cathy in The Last 5 Years (Haymarket & Duchess).

Other appearances include: A Spoonful of Stiles and Drewe; Little by Little (Arts Theatre); Notes from New York (Donmar, Duchess, Apollo, Lyric); The Great British Musical in Concert (Criterion) and twice at the Royal Albert Hall in Euro Pride and Night of 1000 Voices.

Off West End includes Tomorrow Morning (Landor); Ordinary Days (Finborough & Trafalgar Studios); Through the Door (Trafalgar Studios), Charlotte’s Web (Polka theatre). She co-wrote and played Iris Bentley in Let Him Have Justice (Cochrane).

National tours include: Serena in Fame; Sister Mary Robert in Sister Act. She was also in First Things Last at The Lincoln Centre on Broadway; Regional theatre: Kolokolo Bird in Just So and Minerva in Out of This World (Chichester) and Jo & Alice in Once Upon a Time at the Adelphi (Liverpool Playhouse).

Television includes Barbara (Carlton) and Brainiacs (Sky One). She also appeared on the Royal Variety Performance filmed at the Coliseum; Children in Need; Paul O’Grady Show; Challenge Anneka and Britain’s Got More Talent. Radio performances include Big Cook Little Cook and I’m an Alien Beam Me Off Here.

Julie also starred in the Portrait of a Princess viral on You Tube and has two solo albums – A Girl of Few Words and No Space For Air.

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Kerry Ellis has fast become recognized as the First Lady of West End musicals from her starring roles in London and on Broadway, she has also achieved chart-topping success as a recording artist signed to Universal Decca with her debut album Anthems.

Kerry originated the role of Meat, in Queen's We Will Rock You and was the first British Elphaba in the West End smash, Wicked, for which Kerry won the 2008 Whatsonstage.com Award for 'Best Takeover in a Role'. She then immediately transferred to Broadway and played Elphaba at the Gershwin Theater for 6 months, where she won the Broadway.com Audience Award for Favourite Female Breakthrough Performance, before returning to London for 6 months in 2009. Her many other leading role credits include Nancy in Oliver! at the London Palladium, Eliza Doolittle My Fair Lady, Ellen in Miss Saigon and Fantine in Les Miserables.

She has also been involved in the Les Miserables feature film alongside headlining various festivals across the country. At the end of 2012 starred in the Arena tour of Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds alongside Jason Donavan and Ricky Wilson of the Kaiser Chiefs.

Kerry is delighted to be touring again with Brian May and hopes to follow up with another album soon.

Kerry performed her own one woman show at the London Palladium, where she brought together the four British Elphaba's to sing Defying Gravity.

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Theatre credits include: Galileo in We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre), Drew Boley in the original London cast of Rock of Ages (Shaftesbury Theatre), Fiyero in Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre), White Christmas (West Yorkshire Playhouse), The World Goes Round (St James Theatre), The Royal Hunt of the Sun (Royal National Theatre), CATS (Cyprus), Mamma Mia! (Prince of Wales Theatre), Our House (The Cambridge Theatre), Kismet (The Arcola Theatre), Over My Shoulder (The Wyndhams Theatre) and Tony in West Side Story (Canizzaro Park Festival).

Film credits include: The Hard Way.

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Classically trained soprano, Lucy van Gasse, began singing in her teens and played the lead role of 'Dido' in Dido & Aeneas at the prestigious St George's venue in Bristol when she was 17. She went on to study at Cardiff University where she gained a Bachelor of Music degree. After receiving the Sir Geraint Evans Award for Outstanding Performance, Lucy performed the role of Hebé in Bristol Opera's production of Les Indes Galantes again at St George's, Bristol. In 2005 Lucy decided to further her study by enrolling in a Post-Graduate Diploma at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama where she followed the Opera Pathway course under the direction of Donald Maxwell. Here she studied many different operatic roles and was entrusted with the lead role of 'Cendrillon' in Massenet's opera by the same name for her final assessed performance at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff.

During her studies, Lucy also performed with the BBC National Chorus of Wales and the London Philharmonic Choir in venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, St David's Hall, Patronus Twin Towers (Kuala Lumpur) and the Perth Concert Hall (Australia).

Amici Forever

After her post-graduate study Lucy joined the internationally acclaimed opera band Amici Forever and toured to Moscow, Kiev, Odessa, Antwerp and various venues the UK.

West EndLucy made her debut in the West End in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies in which she covered and played the leading role of 'Christine Daaé'. After a short run of Carmen at the Yvonne Arnaud, Guilford, in which she played 'Frasquita', Lucy went on to perform the leading role 'Eileen' in the national tour of Wonderful Town, with the Hallé orchestra. For this, she was nominated for Best Actress at the Manchester Theatre Awards, 2012. Most recently she performed in the hit musical Wicked as 'Glinda' (standby) at the Apollo Theatre in London and then as Lead Soprano on the UK tour of Putting On The Ritz.

Lucy continues to perform as a soloist and at classical crossover events with Amici Forever.

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TRAINED: Lumsdale Stage School, Laine Theatre Arts.

THEATRE INCLUDES: Guys and Dolls (Savoy Theatre, West End); Matild the Musical (Cambridge Theatre, West End); Happy Days, A New Musical (UK tour); Judy Turner, Cassie in A Chorus Line (London Palladium); world premiere of Top Hat (UK tour/Aldwych); Ruthie Henshall’s Sounds of Hollywood(UK tour); Chicago (Cambridge Theatre, West End);Mamma Mia! (Prince of Wales); Dinah in Starlight Express (UK/Scandinavian tours); Fame! (Aldwych); world premiere of Tonight’s the Night (Victoria Palace); Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (international tour).

TELEVISION INCLUDES: Strictly Come Dancing, GMTV – LK Today, This Morning, Blue Peter, Children in Need, John Barrowman’s Tonight’s the Night, Let’s Dance(Sport Relief) with Chicago and A Chorus Line, CBBC’sThe Slammer with Roller Chicks.

OTHER WORK INCLUDES: Bridget Jones – The Musical(workshop); The Devil’s Advocate (workshop); Assistant Choreographer for Legends of Hollywood (Grosvenor House for Private Drama).

RECORDINGS: Original cast recordings of Top Hat and Tonight’s the Night.

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Sabrina Aloueche trained at Sylvia Young Theatre School,

Sabrina’s television career began as a child. By her teens she had appeared on shows such as Billy Elliot, 999 Reconstruction, Casualty, The Bill and Grange Hill.

Aloueche’s training and personal vocation took her further away from television as she began to delve deeper into theatre. Aloueche has played two characters in two London productions of Les Misérables, firstly Young Cosette at the Palace Theatre and then, and to critical acclaim and fan response, she played the part of Eponine at the Queen’s Theatre where she was also cast to play the same part in the 21st anniversary show that was recorded for a BBC radio broadcast.

In 2008, Aloueche began her run as Scaramouche in Ben Elton and Brian May’s We Will Rock You. This is a role that she is best known for playing.

She created the role of 'Jenna' in Sleeping Arrangements at The Landor, which she also voiced the role for the soundtrack.

Sabrina began her run as 'Pippi' in The Great American Trailer Park Musical', a British premier in May 2016, at the Waterloo east theatre

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Training: Laine Theatre Arts, graduating with a Musical Theatre Diploma.

Theatre credits include: u/s Eva Peron in Evita (Dominion); ensemble and u/s Elphaba and Nessarose in Wicked (Apollo Victoria); Julie Jordan in Carousel (Broadway Theatre); Lily and Juliet in Me and Juliet (Finborough); Ruth in It's A Wonderful Life (New Wolsey); alternate Eva in Evita (UK tour); Pearl in Starlight Express (UK tour); Miss Lynch and u/s Rizzo and Jan in Grease (UK tour); ensemble and u/s Serena, Miss Sherman and Mabel in Fame (UK tour).

Workshops include: Gwen in Artie and Gwen & Lance (Hampstead).

Television credits include: The Biz (BBC); Blue Peter (BBC) and The Slammer (CBBC).

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Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre includes: Prince Charming in Cinderella(Leicester/Hackney Empire), swing/cover Dr Dillamond in Wicked (Apollo Victoria), Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (Louder than Words, Cyprus), Billy Lawlor in 42nd Street (Chichester Festival Theatre), Ethan in The Full Monty (English Theatre of Frankfurt), Barnaby in Hello Dolly! (Regent’s Park), Imagine This (West End), ensemble/cover Lt. Cable in South Pacific (UK tour), Genie in Aladdin (Rhyl Pavillion), Follies (Palladium) Press Three in Spitting Distance (National Theatre Studio), Prince in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (UK Productions).

Workshops include: Much the Miller’s Son in Twang, Simon in Some Sunny Day and RiZen.

Recordings include: Spitting Distance and Imagine This (Original Cast Recording).

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Michelle Crook is an English actress and singer. Her musical theatre credits include Lucky Stiff, A Christmas Cracker, Elegies for Angels Punks and Raging Queens, We Will Rock You, A Tribute to Glee, The Boy Friend, Oklahoma!, and Mamma Mia.

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Training Jacqueline trained at GAMTA before moving to Guildford and receiving a 1st Class BA(Hons) in Musical Theatre and the Musical Theatre Award (2007) from The Guildford School of Acting.

Whilst at Guildford Jacqueline performed as Sheila in A CHORUS LINE, Madeline True in THE WILD PARTY and Woman One in AND THE WORLD GOES ROUND.

Theatre Elphaba - Wicked Worldwide Tour

Understudy 'Winifred Banks', 'Mrs Corry' and 'Bird Woman' in Mary Poppins (UK tour)

'Katie Nanna' Mary Poppins (UK and Ireland tour)

swing and understudy 'Elphaba' and 'Madame Morrible' in Wicked (Apollo Victoria)

'Fairy Godmother' in Cinderella (DG1, Dumfries)

Lead vocalist in Mad About the Musicals (UK and Ireland tour)

'Doreen' in The Steamie (No1 UK tour) and lead vocalist, P&O Arcadia (Headliners Theatre Company).

Workshops 'Billie' in From Here to Eternity.

Stage

2015	Stage	Stand By Elphaba, Wicked UK Tour	ACT Productions	Joe Mantello
2014	Stage	Swing U/S Elphaba, Wicked	ACT Productions	Joe Mantello
2013	Stage	Swing u/s Madame Morrible, Wicked	ACT productions	Joe Mantello
2012	Stage	Swing u/s Madame Morrible, Wicked	ACT productions	Joe Mantello
2011	Stage	Swing, Wicked	Act Productions	Joe Mantello
2010	Stage	Fairy Godmother, Cinderella	Mad About Productions	Jon Adamson
2010	Stage	Vocalist, Mad About The Musicals	Mad About Productions	Michael Courtney/George Dyer
2009	Stage	Doreen, The Steamie - UK No1 Tour	The Steamie Productions	Neil Laidlaw, Alison Peebles

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Paul trained at Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre credits include: Ensemble & Cover Mr Braithwaite in Billy Elliot (UK Tour), Ensemble & Cover Santa/Mr Greenway in ELF The Musical (Theatre Royal Plymouth & Bord Gáis Energy Theatre); The Baker in Into The Woods (Ye Olde Rose and Crown); Mr. Bascombe/Starkeeper & Doctor in Carousel (Arcola Theatre); Various Roles in Unmythable (New Zealand & UK Tour); Wishee Washee in Aladdin (Enchanted Entertainment, Dorking); Sophocles/Tantalus in Olympia – Workshop (Richard Darbourne Limited); Strepsiades in Socrates and his Clouds (Jermyn Street Theatre); Showtime (The Spa, Bridlington); King Kevin in Sleeping Beauty (The Castle Theatre, Wellingbourgh); Freddie in Mack & Mabel (Southwark Playhouse); Durdles in The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Landor Theatre & Arts Theatre); Herr Flick in ‘Allo ‘Allo (Swan Theatre); Flat Top in Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria); Mark in Rent (Swan Theatre); Huntsman in Giselle (Royal Opera House); Perchik in Fiddler on the Roof (Malvern Theatre); Bill Snibson in Me and My Girl (Swan Theatre); Bobby Child in Crazy for You (Malvern Theatres); Snoopy in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Spires Theatre); Don Lockwood in Singin’ in the Rain (Malvern Theatres); Orin Scrivello in Little Shop of Horrors (Norbury Theatre); Slim/Fusspot in Sleeping Beauty (Roses Theatre); Freckles in Puss in Boots (Swan Theatre); Archie Goose in Mother Goose (Swan Theatre); Smelly in Dick Whittington (Roses Theatre); Wishee Washee in Aladdin (Swan Theatre) and Buttons in Cinderella (Swan Theatre). Television credits include: Bob Says Opportunity Knocks (BBC TV); Noah’s Ark (Carlton TV) and The Royal Variety Performance (ITV).

Choreography credits include: Showtime (The Spa, Bridlington); Aladdin; Cinderella; Sleeping Beauty; Dick Whittington; Jack and the Beanstalk; Mother Goose; Beauty and the Beast (Roses Theatre); Hot Mikado, Sweet Charity; Damn Yankees (Swan Theatre).

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Training: Manchester School Of Theatre (Man Met, Acting).

Theatre includes: ‘Boq’ in Wicked (Apollo Victoria), ‘Princeton’ and ‘Rod’ in Avenue Q (UK tour); ‘Greg’ in Single Sex and ‘Gena Hamlet’ inGalka Motalka (Royal Exchange, Manchester); ‘Granger’ in I Do Not Like To Play(Liverpool Playhouse); ‘Harry’ in Love On The Dole and ‘Young Collector’/‘Sailor’ in A Streetcar Named Desire (Bolton Octagon); ‘Jim’/Ensemble in The Hired Man (Bolton Octagon) which won the 2010 TMA Award for Best Performance in a Musical, awarded to the entire ensemble and he originated the role of ‘Ben’ in Firing Life.

Television includes: The Late Late Show (RTE) and Ireland:AM (TV3).

Radio includes: National Velvet (BBC Radio 4).

Other work includes: The Music of Kooman & Diamond(IlliaDebuts, London debut); The Concrete Jungle: UK Album Launch (IlliaDebuts). Sam is a puppet coach for the professional UK tour of Avenue Q. Sam is also a voice over artist, vocal coach and acting tutor.

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Originally from Port Talbot, South Wales, Christina trained at The Arts Educational Schools, London. Christina played the role of Nina in the UK Premier of 'In The Heights' and covered the role of Killer Queen in 'We Will Rock You' at the Dominion Theatre. Christina also appeared in the BBC Wales TV Series 'Belonging' as Molly. She is currently on the UK tour of Shrek as Mama Bear/ Mama Ogre/ Cover Dragon.

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Katie trained at Hertfordshire Theatre School (HTS) on the three year acting and musical theatre course.

Theatre credits include: Anita in Girls Night (UK tour); Pandora in Robin Hood (Elgiva Theatre); lead female for Stiletto Entertainment USA (Zaandam); Mae in Reefer Madness (Bridewell Theatre); lead female in You Don't Bring Me Flowers (UK tour); Clara in Nine (Rose and Crown Theatre); lead female for Chris Moreno Productions (MV Aurora).

Television includes: T-Mobile karaoke commercial; pilot reality show for Channel 4.

Radio includes: presenter of Summer Sizzlers on Radio Verulam.

Katie is absolutely delighted to be making her West End debut in We Will Rock You, and would like to thank her family and gorgeous friends for their continuous love and support, and can't wait to introduce her nephew and niece to the world of rock!

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Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London

Theatre includes: 'Elle' in Bedding Belle: The Musical (Workshop Event, London), Alternative ‘Eva Peron’ in Evita (Westend, London), Alternate ‘Eva Peron’ in Evita (UK Tour), Understudy 'Elphaba' in Wicked the Musical (West End, London), understudy 'Robin'/Dance Captain in Robin Hood, understudy 'Queen'/Dance Captain in Snow White, understudy 'Dick'/Dance Captain in Dick Whittington and understudy 'Fairy Godmother'/dancer in Cinderella (Norwich Theatre Royal); understudy 'Vava'/Dance Captain in Paradise Moscow (UK and European tour); 'Grace Farrell' in Annie (UK and Irish tour) and 'Annette' and 'Ronnie Boylen' in Annie (UK Tour).

Television includes: Live at the Apollo with Omid Djalili and The Queen's WW2 Commemoration Celebration.

Cast recordings: ‘Just So Marilyn’' in Soho Cinders and '’Emma'’ in Bonnie and Clyde.

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Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Theatre: Legally Blonde (UK Tour), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Memphis (Shaftesbury); Dessa Rose (Original London cast); Spamalot (West End and UK tour); Road Show (Original London cast); Les Misérables (Queen's and International tour); Avenue Q (Original London cast); Dickens Abridged (Arts Theatre); The Last 5 Years (Greenwich/ Brighton); Dickens Unplugged (Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford); Rent (English Theatre, Frankfurt); Miss Saigon (UK tour); Sleeping Beauty (Richmond) and Cinderella (Southend-on-Sea).

Concerts: The Great British Musicals and The Confession Room (St. James); Little Women (Playhouse); Guest Vocalist for Elaine Paige (UK and South East Asian tours); Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert (O2, London); Les Misérables in Concert (for the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra); Chess in Concert (Royal Albert Hall); Night of 1,000 Voices and Europride (Royal Albert Hall).

Recordings: Open Book (Debut Solo Album); Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Cast Recording; Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert at London's O2; Chess in Concert and The Lost Christmas.

Jon's debut album Open Book is available now via Curtain Records and iTunes.

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