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The Cast of Cats, summer 2000. The text is OCR read with Recognita Plus. DAVID ASHLEY Training Tanwood Theatre School. Theatre Chip in When Pigs Fly (Arts Theatre), Ray in David Drillon's Party
(Arts Theatre), Booby Shevalle in Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens (Queen's Theatre), Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton), Pete in Crazy for You (UK Tour), Rum Tum Tugger in
Cats (UK Tour), a season at Le Casino, Monte Carlo, Mr. Stratton in Barnum (Theatre Des Celestins, Lyon), Les Nuits Fantastique du Loto (French national tour), Too Darn Hot Trio in Kiss Me Kate
(Mogador Theatre, Paris and the Grand Theatre, Geneva), Bobo in Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria), Victoria Woods' Talent (Players Theatre), Zeke in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Leicester
Haymarket), My Fair Lady (Theatre Royal, Plymouth), Me and My Girl (Adelphi Theatre), Ziegfeld (London Palladium) and Annie (UK tour). Television/Film The Brother in
Devotion Codenamed Kyril (ITV), Miss Marple and Pebble Mill (BBC), This Morning (Granada) and commercials for Roses chocolates and Play it Today. Concerts
Stairway to the Stars and La Cage aux Folles (London Palladium), Nymph Errant (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane).
HELEN BAKER Training The London Studio Centre on a four year Cecchetti Ballet
Scholarship and then completed training at Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre Credits include Bombalurina and Jemima in Cats (New London Theatre), Slave of the Ring and Lotus Blossom in Aladdin
(Redhill and Crewe), Rosatuesda in Cinderella (Players Theatre, London), and more recently in Dr. Doolittle, (Labatta Apollo, Hammersmith). Other Shirley in the film
Julie & The Cadillacs and also currently a feature dancer on TFI Fnday.
JULIE BARNES Training Linda Murphy School, Northern Theatre Company, Arts Educational (musical theatre course). Theatre
First tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat understudying and playing Mrs. Potifer, the national tour of Evita, Gratuitous Sex and violence (The Millfield Theatre). Understudied and played
Mother in Crazy for You (UK tour) and Oklahoma! (Royal National Theatre and The Lyceum) Other Kate in the film of the Royal National Theatre's Oklahoma!.
KIT BENJAMIN Training Bristol University. Theatre Buddy (UK tour and Strand Theatre), Jolson (UK tour. Victoria Palace Theatre and Royal Alexander
Theater. Toronto), Chicago and Bitter-Sweet (Century Theatre and UK tours). Television/Film Casualty, The Chronicles of Narnia, The House of Elliot (BBC) and 14 Years On
(Independent Film). Other Kit has also appeared in the Vodafone Roadshow.
CLINTON BROWN Training Clinton was trained at the Central School of Ballet. Theatre Clinton made his West End debut at the age of 14 in
Bugsy Malone (Her Majesty's Theatre). On graduating from ballet school he joined the Scottish Ballet where his repertoire included Oleg Vinogradov's Petrushka. Balanchine's Who Cares and Scottish
Symphony, La Sylphide, Symphony in D and Amanda Millers Pretty Ugly He then went on to join Northern Ballet Theatre where his roles included Capulet in Christopher Gable's Romeo & Juliet In 1992
Clinton was invited to dance with NAPAC Dance Company in Durban, South Africa. On returning to London he joined the English National Opera performing in Ken Russell's Princess Ida, Carmen, The Adventures Of Mr.
Broucek and Christmas Eve, Clinton then joined the original company for The Phantom of the Opera in Manchester. He went on to play the Tango Dancer in Evita, and appear in Jack Tinker in
Review(London Palladium) and Jack and the Beanstalk(Churchill Theatre, Bromley). Clinton joins Cats directly from the West End Production of The Phantom of the Opera where he played the
Slavemaster. Television credits include Medics, Coronation Street, The Absence of War and The Final Cut and a commercial for Ford Cars.
EMMA BUCKLE Training Emma trained at the South East Theatre School. Theatre Her theatre credits include 42nd Street (National Tour), understudy of Sally Smith in the National Tour of Me and My Girl, tango dancer, understudied and played the Mistress in
the National Tour of Evita, Bombalurina, Demeter, Cassandra and Tantomile in Cats (Hamburg), understudied and played Bertrande in Martin Guerre (Prince Edward Theatre, London), Rosie and understudied
Helene in Sweet Charity(Victoria Palace, London) and swing silly girl in Disney's Beauty and the Beast (The Dominion Theatre, London). She has also appeared in Aladdin (Aldershot),
Whatever Happened To Baby Jane (Theatre Royal, Brighton) and Golden Land (The Fortune Theatre),
JULIE CARLTON Training Julie trained as a gymnast and then at the Joyce Butler School of Dancing and Arts Educational School.
Theatre Julie appeared as Meg Giry in The Phantom of the Opera (Hamburg) and understudied and played the part of Meg Giry in the UK tour of The Phantom of the Opera. original cast of
Fame. The Musical (Cambridge Theatre), ballet dancer in Song & Dance (European Tour), understudied and played Frenchie, Miss I ynch and Cha Cha in Grease (national tour), the Enchantress in Disney's
Beauty and the Beast (Dominion Theatre), and, most recently, Dick Whittington (Sadlers Wells Theatre). Television Julie has appeared in several television shows including The Generation
Game, Ann & Nick, Talking Telephone Numbers, Children in Need and the Big Breakfast
MATTHEW CROSS
Theatre Matthew has appeared in the UK tour of Jesus Christ, Superstar where he understudied and played the
part of Jesus. He has also appeared in Miss Sargon (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) and the workshop of Andrew Lloyd Webber s new musical Beautiful Game. Film Matthew appeared in the film
The Power of One and the videos of Jesus Christ. Superstar and Popskool.
NICK CROSSLEY Training At an early age, Nick started dancing at the Tozer Studios. Nottingham and continued his training at Doreen Bird College of
Performing Arts where he achieved a BA(Hons) in Dance and Theatre Performance. Theatre While at college, Nick was a featured performer in the Bird Theatre Company, working with members of Scapino
Ballet, Rotterdam, and the Birmingham Royal Ballet. Nick has also played the roles of Charlie Brown in Snoopy and Jack in Into The Woods. Most recently he has appeared in Dick Whittington (Sadler s
Wells Theatre), where he understudied the part of Dick.
HEATHER DOUGLAS Training Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance/Musical Theatre from Wright State University, Ohio, USA. Trained with and was a member of The Louisville
Ballet and The Dayton Ballet. Theatre Cassie in A Chorus Line (Derby Playhouse and Music Theater Louisville). Rapunzel in Into the Woods (Dayton, Ohio), Audrey in Little Shop of
Horrors (Music Theater Louisville), Tess in Crazy for You (Berlin), Ethel Kennedy in JFK (Olympia Theatre, Dublin), Tess. Irene and Mitzi in Crazy for You (first national USA tour), Jeckyl and Hyde
(pre- Broadway tour), Ziegfeld Girl in The Will Rogers' Follies (Palace Theater, Broadway) and Tess and Susie in Crazy for You(Schubert Theater, Broadway), swing and understudied and played Velma in
the original company of Chicago (Adelphi Theatre) Television/Film The Monkees music video (USA). Disney's MGM opening special (USA). Disney's Christmas special (USA). Heather has been a
regular on Live TV's Agony series. Other Work Choreographer on several regional shows in USA including Anything Goes and Gypsy More recently Heather has choreographed two
musical pieces and has been teaching at Lewisham College.
MATTHEW GOULD Training London Studio Centre. Theatre Grease and Jesus Christ Superstar (European tour), the title role in
Pinocchio, Hansel in Hansel and Gretel, Chip in On the Town, Frederick in The Pirates of Penzance, Gremo in Kiss Me Kate (national tour), Snoopy in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown,
Jason in Pink for a Boy (Oldham Coliseum), Les Misérables (Palace Theatre), Hot Stuff (Queen's Theatre), Hot Mikado (Cambridge Theatre), Asher and Joseph in
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (national tour), Tommy (Shaftesbury Theatre), Martin Guerre (Prince Edward Theatre), Ozzie in Damn Yankees (Adelphi Theatre), Harry in
My Fair Lady (Crucible Theatre Sheffield), Sweet Charity(Victoria Palace) and Jimmy Powers in City of Angels. Radio Friday Night is Music Night, Carousel and Follies
(BBC Radio 2). Concerts Lost Musicals (Barbican). Les Misérables - 10th Anniversary Concert (Royal Albert Hall) and Follies (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane).
Recordings Hot Mikado, Ratcatcher, Mata, The King and I, Jesus Christ Superstar and Les Misérables - 10th Anniversary Concert.
SAMUEL HALL Training Arts Educational School, musical theatre course. Samuel
was the winner of the Harmer-Smith prize for best all-rounder. Theatre A-rab in West Side Story (Cambridge Corn Exchange), Young Hindley in Sir Cliff Richard`s Heathcliff (national
tour and Labatts Apollo). Shehallion - The Gathering (Clyde Auditorium. Glasgow) and, most recently, understudied and played Doody in Grease (national tour). Video Young
Hindley in HeathcIiff Live-The Show and The Making of Heathcliff
ROBERT HAMILTON Training Linda Smith Dance College, Glasgow and the Doreen Bird College of Performing Arts. Theatre
Robert has previously been a member of the Cats Company which he joined immediately after leaving college. He then went on to perform in The Great Dance and subsequently went on to dance the lead role and
choreograph the filmed version from Columbia TriStar. He performed in the musical Fame in both Oslo and Sweden where he was also dance captain. He has also recently played Antonio in the original cast of
Dick Whittington at the Sadler's Wells Theatre. Television Robert has appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, The Generation Game and Saturday Night Fever.
CHRISSIE HAMMOND GRIZABELLA Theatre
Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar (Australia and New Zealand tour), Smokey Joe's Cafe (Prince of Wales Theatre), Devil Woman in Harry's Web (The Theatre Royal, Windsor).
Other A founder member of the band Air Supply before being signed by EMI. She then went on to form her own band, Cheetah, which toured Internationally with such names as U2, Jackson Brown, Neil
Young, and Gary Moore. Cheetah went on to have three national top ten hits and disbanded in 1987. Chrissie went onto join keyboard legend, Rick Wakeman, as lead vocalist and has recorded nine albums with him.
EMMA HARRIS Training
Royal Ballet School, Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre Understudied and played the role of Meg Giry in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty's Theatre). Emma has appeared with The Royal Ballet
Company and The Birmingham Royal Ballet in several productions including Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet, The Dream, Cinderella and The Nutcracker Other Cabaret
in Miyazaki and Nagasaki, Japan.
JULIA HINCHCLIFFE Training Julia trained at the Northern School of Contemporary dance and the London Studio Centre where she won an award for best Tap Dancer. Theatre Julie has appeared in several
theatre productions including the UK tour of 42nd Street where she understudied and played Peggy Sawyer, Giovanna d'Arco (Opera North), Sleeping Beauty and Snow White in Disney's
Live Magical Moments Show, Madrid, the European premier of Disney's 101 Dalmatians (Royal Albert Hall), The Pirates of Penzance (Norwegian Cruise Lines), Die Walkure and Das Rhengold
(Royal Opera House, Covent Garden), The Slave of the Lamp in Aladdin (Theatre Royal, Bath, The Tameside Hippodrome, Ashton Under Lyne and the Ashcroff Theatre, Croydon), Intoto Dance Company, (UK Tour), and most
recently the UK tour of Grease where she understudied the roles of Patty Simcocks, Donna-Sue Miller and Miss Lynch. Television Julia has also appeared on Hanger 17for the BBC.
CHRIS HOUSTON Training Chris was
born and trained in Paisley. At the age of 19 he attended the Doreen Bird College of Performing Arts. Theatre While in Paisley, Chris was a gymnast and then dancer for the Renfrewshire Dance
Project. He made his West End debut straight from college when he appeared in the l0th anniversary and final cast for Miss Saigon (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), immediately followed by a spell with Crystal Cruise
Lines, Los Angeles. Other Chris achieved a National Title in Sports Acrobatics and Tumbling. He continues his work with sport with the Scottish Display Team.
ALEXANDRA JAY Training
The Gaynor Walter School of Dance, Newton Abbot, Devon. Theatre Aladdin (Theatre Royal, Plymouth), Dorothy in The Wizard Of Oz (The Orchard Theatre, Dartford) and Rock With Laughter
& The Laughter Party (The Babbacombe Theatre, Torquay). Television Blue Peter (BBC) for her Star Tap Award.
WENDY KITCHING Training As a gymnast and then at the London Studio Centre
studying all aspects of musical theatre. Theatre Cats (New London), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium), Demeter in Cats (national tour). Wendy has
been involved in several charity performances including Dance for Life (choreographed by Gillian Lynne), Song for Life (Theatre Royal, Dury Lane). Television and Film Hero Hungry
and The Bill (Thames).
CAMERON LEIGH Training Royal Ballet School and Italia Conti. Theatre Cameron has just completed the tour of Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as alternate narrator followed
closely by Cinderella at the Theatre Royal, Windsor. Several appearances with the Royal Ballet including the title role in Annie at Plymouth, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, Tiny Tim in
A Christmas Carol and Princess Nicole in Puss in Boots. She has also appeared in the workshop of a new musical, Wimbledon by Jeremy Lloyd and Jim Parker at the Fortune Theatre.
KENNY LINDEN Theatre West
End credits: Sweet Charityand Charlie Girl (Victoria Palace), Annie Get Your Gun (Prince of Wales Theatre), original company member of Me and My Girl (Adelphi Theatre), Y' (Piccadilly Theatre).
National tours, Mark in A Chorus Line, Joe in Calamity Jane, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Ambrose in Hello, Dolly!. Repertory: Don in A Chorus Line
(Derby Playhouse), Frank in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Harrison in Chicago (Leicester Haymarket), Tulsa in Gypsy (Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham). Goodnight Mr. Tom
(Library Theatre, Manchester), Blitz (Tyne Theatre, Newcastle), Carousel (Kings Theatre, Westcliff), Daniel in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Theatre Royal, Plymouth), Richard in A Christmas
Carol (Theatre Royal, Nottingham) and Cabaret (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield). Television/film The Tall Guy(Working Title Films), Absolute Beginners (Palace Pictures) and
The Look of Love directed by Gillian Lynne for BBC TV. Other Whatever Happened to Baby Jane (workshop) and Carrie (RSC Strattord and Broadway).
TOM LUCAS Tom started his entertainment career as part of the
hugely successful pop group North & South. The group went on to have two top 30 singles, one top 20 single and a top 10 single. They also toured Europe supporting Mark Owen and had a very successful tour of the UK
in the North and South Headline Tour. Theatre Tom has just left the company of Les Misérables (Palace Theatre, London) where he starred in the role of Marius.
Television While a member of North & South, Tom appeared on Top of the Pops, Blue Peter, Live and Kicking, National Lottery Live, Surprise, Surprise and The Big Breakfast Tom also starred in two
series of the children's programme No Sweat which was nominated for a BAFIA. He also composed the soundtrack to the series.
CAMPBELL McKENZlE Training Australian Ballet School. Theatre
Principal roles with the Australian Ballet include Siegfried in Swan Lake, Franz in Coppelia, Albert in Giselle. Prince Floribund in Sleeping Beauty. Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet.
Petruchio in Crank's Taming of the Shrew. Camille in Hynde's The Merry Widow. Basilio in Nureyev's Don Quixote. Les Sylphides, Etudes and Graduation Ball as well as numerous roles in
works by Tetley, Tudor, Robbins, Chilean, Bejart and Balanchine. Campbell joined the Scottish Ballet in 1994 performing the lead roles in Cinderella, Coppelia, Romeo and Juliet Tales of Hoffman, La
Sylphide, Cheri, Peter Pan. A Midsummer Night's Dream, La Fille Mal Gardee, Les Sylphides and The Nutcracker. Campbell also created the role of The Lover in Adam Cooper's
Just Scratching The Surface, roles in Cohan's Four Seasons, and Mark Baldwin's Ae Fond Kiss. Royal Ballet roles include Colas in La Fille Mal Gardee and Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet.
He created a role in Baldwin's Towards Poetry and danced the roles of Tirinio in Ashton's Ondine, Red Boy in Fearful Symmetries and centre pas de six in Peter Wright's Giselle. Campbell has
most recently danced with City Ballet. Television Numerous television programmes in Australia and Scotland performing a variety of principal roles.
MARK McKERRACHER Training Mark studied acting at the Santa
Barbara University where he received a BFA in Theatre, won several scholarships and awards and finally graduated with Honours. Theatre Mark made several stage appearances in America. Some of his
favourite performances were Sweeny Todd, Billy Bigalow, The Gentleman Caller and Sgt. Rooney in Streamers. Mark also starred in the national tour of Les Misérables and played Jean Valjean on Broadway.
Cameron Mackintosh then brought Mark to London to star in Les Misérables (Palace Theatre). He then went onto play the Phantom in the Phantom of the Opera (Manchester, Edinburgh and London). In addition he
has also starred as Adam Pontipee in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Sweeny in Sweeny Todd (Theatre Clywd), a revival of the popular off Broadway show Closer Than Ever (Jermyn Street
Theatre), Dick Barton. Special Agent (Warehouse Theatre) and most recently 110 in the Shade for Lost Musicals. Television/Film/Radio Mark's film credits include Yuppie Frankenstein in
Rockula and Jackson Pollock in Unframed Space. On television he has appeared in Kavanagh QC, Mysteries with Carol Vorderman for the BBC and most recently the feature film Reich. For BBC Radio
Mark sung for the National Music Day and performed in the drama Open Secrets. Other Mark is extremely proud to have been asked to sing for President Clinton and Vice President Gore at
the Clinton/Gore Rally and has sung the National Anthem at some of the major baseball and basketball stadiums in America as well as at the American Embassy in London. Mark also appears on the cast recordings of
South Pacific. 42nd Street and the audio book of Les Misérables.
RACHEL MOONEY Training Rachel trained at The London Studio Centre. Theatre Rachel's theatre credits include
The Phantom of the Opera, two national tours of Grease, initially as ensemble and understudying and playing Cha Cha, and subsequently as Cha Cha while understudying the role of Patty; understudying and
playing the roles of Magenta and Columbia in the UK tour and West End productions of The Rocky Horror Show, Dick Whittington (Richmond Theatre), Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria). and
Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens (Queens Theatre, London), where she understudied and played the roles of Anna, Bunny, Chesty and Shirley. Television The Brit Awards
with the band Simply Red, and Pebble Mill with Jonathan Morris.
BRENDA MOORE Training Elmhurst Ballet School and the London School of Musical Theatre. Theatre Pantomimes (Grand Opera House, Belfast), Abbey in
Viva Izrza and Maire in the world premiere of Streets Paved with Gold (Millfield Theatre) and Wendy in Peter Pan (White Rock Theatre, Hastings). Cats marks her West End debut.
TMOMAS PATON Training Thomas began his training
at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama before moving to the Doreen Bird College. Theatre Thomas has enjoyed several successful seasons with the Royal Ballet and has performed in many
varied ballets including The Burrow, The Nutcracker, Romeo and Juliet, Concerto, The Dream, Sylvia, La Fille Mal Gardée, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Flowers of the Forest. The Snow Queen, Hobsons Choice, Brahms
Handel Variations & Galanteries, Five Tangos. Dark Horizons, Elite Syncopations and Fall River Legend. Thomas has also enjoyed a successful West End musical theatre career, appearing in several
shows including Beauty and the Beast, where he understudied and played Lefou, Scrooge, Grease, where he understudied and played Johnny Casino and Teen Angel, Mr. Mistoffelees in Cats. On tour Thomas
played Anxious in West Side Story Television Take the High Road, Talking Telephone Numbers, Men's Room, The Making of Beauty and the Beast, The Generation Game and
The Prince's Gala Trust Other Thomas has sung on the recording of Beauty and the Beast and Something Special In addition to his performing credits he has also choreographed or
directed several shows including Beauty and the Beast (Aberdeen), Something Special (Brighton) and several West End Cares Cabarets for the Talk of London.
NEIL REYNOLDS Training
Arts Educational School, Royal Ballet Upper School. Theatre Me and My Girl (Adelphi Theatre), Time (Dominion Theatre), Winnie (Victoria Palace), understudied and played Rum Tum
Tugger and Munkustrap in Cats (Operettenhaus, Hamburg). Cornelius Hackl in Hello, Dolly! (UK national tour and Victoria Palace), understudied and played Electra and Greaseball in Starlight Express
(Apollo Victoria), swing and dance captain for the national tour of Jesus Christ Superstar and most recently Miss Sargon (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Television Andrew Lloyd Webber
50th Birthday Celebration, TFI Friday The Royal Variety Performance, The Olivier Awards, Pebble Mill, Des O'Connor Tonight, The Tony Ferrino Phenomenon (BBC). The Bobby Davro Show, The Bill, Rockliffe's Babies
(all ITV) and Tumbledown (BBC). Other Commercials for Lee Cooper Jeans, KP Choc Dip, Pizza Hut and Mitsubishi. For German TV Karamlz and Schoeller Ice Cream.
SEBASTIAN ROSE Training
Sylvia Young's Theatre School and Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre Romeo and Juliet and Swan Lake (London City Ballet). Also danced with Le Ballet Actuel and Michael Clark's Contemporary
Dance Company. Musicals include Hollywood Dream. Song & Dance, Oklahoma! with Maureen Lipman and Miss Sargon. Television Drummond's, Full House and Home James with Jim
Davidson. Film Coming Through with Helen Mirren and Kenneth Brannagh.
GARETM SNOOK Theatre Lee Harvey Oswald in Assassins, Peter in Company (both directed by Sam Mendes at the Donmar
Warehouse and The Albery Theatre). Hugo and Alex in Aspects of Love (Prince of Wales) and created the role of Artie Green in Sunset Boulevard, both for Trevor Nunn, Dino in The Rink (Cambridge
Theatre), Grantaire/Bamatabois in Les Misérables (Palace Theatre), Harry in the Hired Man (Astoria), Girlfriends (Playhouse Theatre) and Skyrocket in the RNT's Guys and Dolls
(Prince of Wales). Other credits include Colin in Over the Bar and Mickey in Blood Brothers (Derby Playhouse), Jerry in Once in a Lifetime and Billy Flynn in Chicago (Library Theatre,
Manchester), Peter in Stags & Hens and Jesus in Godspell (Nottingham Playhouse). Joe Josephson in Merrily we Roll Along (Leicester Haymarket), The Card
(Watermill. Newbury) John Merrick in The Elephant Man (Grand Theatre. Swansea) and two premiers for the Made in Wales Company. Canned Goods and House to House. Fairy Tales (Drill Hall) and most
recently, Closer than Ever, (Jermyn Street Theatre) and Father Dominic in the national tour of Martin Guerre. Television Company for BBC2. Pulaski, That Uncertain Feeling,
The Bill, Ten Glorious Years, Rory Bremner- Who Else? and French & Saunders. Other Bamatabois in the 10th Anniversary concert of Les Misérables at the Royal Albert Hall, soloist
in the Ira Gershwin tribute. Who Could Ask for Anything More? (both televised) and Hey, Mr. Producer! at the Lyceum Theatre.
CATHERINE TERRY Training Catherine won a Royal Ballet scholarship, and
also studied at the Birmingham Drama School. Theatre West End roles, Bianca, The Taming of the Shrew and Evelyn, A Connecticut Yankee (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre), Dick, Dick
Whittngton (Players Theatre), Helga, Budgie (Cambridge Theatre), Young Sally, Follies (Shattesbury Theatre), Sophia Stainsley-Asherton and Sally Smith, Me and My Girl, Phyllis Dale. 42nd Street
(Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Ermengarde, Hello Dolly! (Prince of Wales Theatre). National tours: Gypsy Louise. Gypsy, Elvira, Blithe Spirit, Bella, Lost in Yonkers, Mary Yellan, Jamiaca Inn,
Audrey, Little Shop of Horrors. Repertory: Belle. A Christmas Carol (Theatre Royal, Northampton), Fruma Sarah, Fiddler on the Roof (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Frances,
Stags and Hens, Joan, Dames at Sea (Coliseum Theatre, Oldham), Ado Annie, Oklahoma! (Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch, Liverpool Playhouse), Tzeitel, Fiddler on the Roof (Queen's Theatre.
Hornchurch), Consuela, West Side Story (Nottingham Playhouse). Principal Girl/Boy in numerous pantomimes, Television Regular presenter of Playdays (BBC) for four years, Lynn,
Brush Strokes, 2.4 Children, Casualty, Newsnight, Music-A-Grams - all for the BBC. The Bill (Thames), This Morning (Carlton), The South Bank Show (LWT), The Royal Variety Performance
and the SWET awards. Various commercials and training films.
STEVEN WAYNE Training Arts Educational School. Theatre The Black and White Minstrels. Second Generation, Bugs Bunny in Space
(Cambridge Theatre). West End, Chicago, Dick Whittington (London Palladium). Television Lenny and Jerry Show. Stanley Baxter Christmas Show, The Children's Royal variety Performance.
SARA WEST
Training Sara Trained at East 15 Acting school. Theatre Sara has recently performed in the workshop of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical, The Beautiful Game (Cambridge Theatre). Her
other musical credits include the original cast and album of Whistle Down The Wind (Aldwych Theatre), Katherine in Martin Guerre (Prince Edward Theatre), Jennyanydots and Gumbie in Cats (UK tour),
Factory Girl/Whore in Les Misérables (Palace Theatre), Jan in Grease (UK tour), Girl Friday in Robinson Crusoe (Oldham Coliseum), Alter Ego/Saxophonist, They're Playing our Song (Brewhouse
Theatre, Taunton). Sara's theatre credits include Ismene, Antigone (Moving Theatre Company), Martirio, House of Barnada Alba (The Young Vic), Dunyasha in The Cherry Orchard
(Duke of Cambridge), Carol, Shakers (North West tour), Mum in Trafford Tanzi (Duke's Playhouse, Lancaster), Rosalba, and The Rose and the Ring (Proteus Theatre Company). Sara has also performed in
several comedies including the one woman show, Organised Chaos (Tristan Bates Theatre), and The Cellulite Sisters, a duo with Susannah Corbett (various London venues). Sara was a finalist in the
Open Mike Competition at the Comedy Store in 1998 and has performed her own stand up comedy routine in several venues including Jamie's, Up the Creek, Dogstar, Kings Head, Orangeboomboom, Newsreview and Sportsreview
and The Canal Cafe, Television Presenter on Playdays (BBC 1 and BBC 2), presenter and features writer for The Basement (Bravo TV). Presenter on a computer skills teaching series for
Amity Productions. Britain's first ever Webcam Girl for Bravo TV.
MARILYN WULFF Training Marilyn began her training at the Dance School of Scotland from where she went on to complete her training at Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre Theatre credits include Beauty and the Beast (Dominion Theatre), where she appeared as Silly Girl and understudied Belle and Babette, Shehallion (The Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow),
Aladdin (The New Theatre, Cardiff). and Die Fledermaus (Haddo House, Aberdeen), Most recently Marilyn has appeared in Dick Whittington (The Sadlers Wells Theatre).
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