Ragtime is a miracle of a musical, unquestionably the most intelligent, humane & melodic musical in London
Sunday Express ★★★★
A knockout production
The Stage ★★★★★
Ragtime has been given new life in a gorgeous actor-musician revival that is UNMISSABLE
Last Minute Theatre Tickets ★★★★★
A flawless cast, sensational performances. Truly, musical theatre does not get better than this
Jonathan Baz ★★★★★
Mesmerising chemistry, elegant performances and deeply affecting moments
Whatsonstage.com ★★★★
A truly epic production. Heart-breaking this is one story you really will not want to miss
Theatre Monkey ★★★★★
A Ragtime to rave about-with a stunning central performance
Reviewsgate ★★★★★
There might be a better night in in the West End just now - but I doubt it!
Broadwayworld ★★★★★
This is a masterful interpretation of one of the greatest musicals written in the Twentieth Century
Live Theatre ★★★★★
I have never seen this done better. In a word, it is faultless
Johnny Fox ★★★★★
The Overwhelming talent of the 24-strong ensemble, many of the artists proving themselves quadruple threats: actors, singers, dancers and musicians
Music Theatre Review ★★★★★
Thom Southerland,here crafts a visual and aural treat that brings out the best in the wor
Reviews Hub ★★★★★
An adroit and timely revival that deftly interweaves the personal and the political
Financial Times ★★★★
Dates & Times
8 OCT - 10 DEC
Mon - Sat 7.30pm
Wed matinee 2.30pm
Sat matinee 3pm
Note: Tuesday 6th December will have a matinee at 2.30pm and an evening performance at 7.30pm. There will be no matinee on Wednesday 7th December
Tickets
Premium £39.50
includes best stalls locations, a programme and a glass of bubbly
Stalls £32.50
Front and Rear Stalls £29.50
Balcony £22.50
Slips £17.50
There are no booking fees charged on phone and internet orders. Box office at theatre open to personal callers from two hours before the curtain time for every performance.
Tel: 08444 930 650
Cast
Anita has recently finished Grizabella in Sir Trevor Nunn's current UK pro-duction of Cats, having played the original Jemima (Sillabub) in the Australian premiere production. Prior to that, she was last seen in the West End playing Tessie Turra in Jonathan Kent's critically acclaimed production of Gypsy with Imelda Staunton (Savoy)
Other theatre includes: Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly in Chicago (Adelphi); Roz Kieth in 9 to 5 (UK tour); Cassie in the most recent Australian revival of A Chorus Line (nominated for Green Room, Robert Helpmann & Theatre People Pro Awards for Best Actress in a Musical); originated the role of Stephanie in the world premiere production of Saturday Night Fever (London Palladium); Betty Schaeffer in Sunset Boulevard (world & Canadian premiere productions - nominated for Dora Maver Moore & Jessie Richardson Awards for Best Actress in a musical); Starting Here Starting Now (Victorian State Opera, Melbourne); Mavis in Stepping Out (Derby Playhouse); Elizabeth Crabbe in Alan Ackbourne's Taking Steps (Gatehouse & Middle East); Sybil in Private Lives (Sydney Opera House); The Actress in Hello Again (Bridewell - nominated for Whatsonstage People's Choice Award for Best Actress in a Musical); Mimi in La Boheme (Amsterdam & London premiere at the Drill Hall); Fermina in Man of la Mancha (Australian Tour); Cosette in Les Miserables (Australian Production); Peron's Mistress in Evita (State Theatre, Sydney); Peggy in Honeyspot (Canada, USA & Australia); Constance Lloyd in Oscar (Shaw).
Concerts and Guest Appearances include: Bournemouth Symphony, Israel Chamber, Bangkok Symphony, Royal Philharmonic and BBC Concert Orchestras; Take That (UK tour); Kristin Chenoweth (Royal Albert Hall); A Chorus Line (BBC).
TV and Film includes: The Royals (series 3); Doctors; Holby City; Salsa; Rabbit Fever; Silent Witness; Belinda; A Country Practice; GP; Home & Away.
Theatre includes: Mrs Henderson Presents (Noël Coward); Mouthful (Trafalgar Studios); Sun Spots (Hamp- stead Downstairs); Scenes From An Execution, Invisible Friends (National); A Winter’s Tale, Henry V, Richard III, Comedy of Errors (Propeller); Oh What A Lovely War (Northern Stage); Me And Juliet (Finborough); Balmoral (Peter Hall Co at Theatre Royal, Bath); Spamalot (Palace); The Schumann Plan (Hampstead); Chicago (Adelphi); Mamma Mia! (Prince Of Wales); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Comedy); Rose Rage (Hay- market & Windmill); Lady Windermere’s Fan (Peter Hall Co at Theatre Royal Haymarket); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Troilus And Cressida (Regent’s Park); Arcadia, Three Sisters, Victory, Culture Vultures (Chichester); The Cherry Orchard (English Touring Theatre); The Woman In Black (Fortune); A View From The Bridge, As You Like It (Greenwich); Mrs Warren’s Profession (Centreline tour); Tess Of The D’Urbervilles (Royal Exchange, Manchester); The Importance Of Being Earnest (Old Vic); Valentine’s Day (Globe & Chichester); Walpurgis Night (Gate); Out Of The Sun (Southampton); Great Expectations (Liverpool Playhouse); Zoo Story, War Of The Roses (ESC).
TV includes: Dark Heart (ITV); Eastenders, Doctors, Casualty, Doctor Who, Grange Hill, Partners In Crime, The Dark Room, The House of Elliot (BBC); Jonathan Strange And Mr Norell (BBC, Feel Films & Cuba Productions); Love & Marriage (Tiger Aspect); Heartbeat, Strike Force (Yorkshire Television); The Plot To Kill Hitler (Diverse); Peak Practice (Carlton); Ruth Rendell Mysteries, Achilles Heel (TVS); Sharpe’s Battle (Celtic Films); The Bill (Thames Television); The Vet (Ikona Films); Which Way To The War (Grundy Productions); Demob (YTV).
Film includes: The Lesson (Urban Fox); Stonehearst Asylum (Millennium); Hippy Hippy Shake (Working Title); Pure (Gillies McKinnon); Anna And The King (20th Century Fox); Charlotte Gray (Ecosse); Foreign Affairs (Dendril Ltd); Shine (Momentum).
Training: Guildford School of Actin, graduating with a first class Honours Degree in Musical Theatre and awarded the Musical Theatre Male Award.
Theatre includes: Guys & Dolls (Savoy & Phoenix); Grand Hotel (Southwark Playhouse); A Damsel in Distress (Chichester); Shrek, The Musical (Theatre Royal, Drury Lae); Love Never Dies, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat (Adelphi); Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Theatre Royal, Haymarket); The Festival of Remembrance 2005, The Mountbatten Festival of Music 2005 (Royal Albert Hall); Times Up! - a new musical farce by Ray Cooney (Yvonne Arnaud).
TV and Film includes: Blue Peter, Any Dream Will Do - The Winners Story (BBC); performances on: The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Britain's Got Talent, Tonight at the London Palladium (ITV); Cinderella (Walt Disney Pictures).
Workshops include: Vampi - A Blood Musical; What Price Love.
Other credits include: Olivier Awards 2012 and 2016 (Royal Opera House); Friday Night is Music Night (BBC Radio 2); Dress Circle Benefit Gala (Her Majesty's); Hate Me Please - a charity evening for Theatre Cares (Trafalgar Studios); Something - a musical revue for the MS Society (Charing Cross)
Training: Newcastle School of Music and Guildhall School of Music
Theatre includes: George Carson in Geordie Sinatra (Stephen Joseph); Major General in The Pirates of Penzance (Rose); Baldy in A Man of No Importance (Union); Franz and Herr Zeller in The Sound of Music (London Palladium); ensemble in Promises and Lies (Birmingham Rep); Le Fevre, Don Attillio and u/s Firman in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty's); Minister in Anything Goes (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Mercade in Love's Labours Lost, u/s Max, Sammy and Jonesy in Sunset Boulevard, Jed and Thomas in Someone Like You (UK tours); Moulin and u/s Talleyrand in Napoleon (Shaftesbury); Minister and u/s Sheriff in Whistle Down the Wine (Aldwych); Bill in Love Life (Barbican); Emile de Becque in South Pacific (Wimbledon); William Shakespeare in The Frogs (Coventry Olympia); Johan Strauss in The Great Waltz (St Albans Arena); Curzola in The Power of the Cross; MacHeath in The Beggar's Opera; Brother Anthony in Into the Fire; Leo in Land of the Young; Emperor of China in Aladdin.
TV and Film includes: Spender, This Morning (ITV), Newsnight (BBC).
Anthony regularly performs his one man show Jaques Brel -The Rage To Live (UK tour, Horizont Theatre, Cologne & the Festival Rencontres Brel at Saint Pierre de Chartreuse).
Theatre includes: The Trial of Jane Fonda (Park); Grey Gardens (Southwark Playhouse); Misanthropes (Old Vic New Voices); How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Royal Festival); Orin in Little Shop of Horrors (Manchester Royal Exchange); Klook in Klook's Last Stand (Park - nominate Best Actor, Off West End Awards); Gabriel in Fences (Duchess); Mitch in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Donmar); Eddie in Sister Act; (Mufasa in The Lion King (Lyceum); Straight Arrow in Dr Dolittle (UK Tour); God and Jesus in The Mystery Plays (Bath Music Festival); Louisa in Broadway in the Shadows (Luxembourg National Theatre & Arcola).
TV and Film includes: Denis in Lake Placid: The Final Chapter (Syfy - UFO Films). He is the voice of the series Strangest Weather on Earth (Discovery/Weather Channel USA). He recently directed and co-wrote the short I'm in the Corner with the Bluebells, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and won Best Director at the Mica Film Festival Brazil.
Theatre includes: Les Liaisons Dangereuses, City of Angels (Donmar); The Etienne Sisters (Stratford East); The Color Purple (Menier Chocolate Factory); A Long and Happy Life (Finborough); X Factor The Musical, The Praise Singer (workshops); Sister Act (Kilworth House); Chess (Toronto); Ghost The Musical (Piccadilly); Not Quite Gospel (Birmingham Rep); Hairspray (original UK tour).
TV and Film includes: Emerald City (TV series for NBC).
Training: RADA
West End theatre includes: Sunset Boulevard, Sweeney Todd (ENO); Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap (St Marin's); Marius in Les Miserables (Queen's); Romeo and Juliet (Piccadilly).
Other theatre includes: Joseph Taylor Jr. in Allegro, A Christmas Carol (Southwark Playhouse); Therese Raquin (Park & Finborough); The Liberation of Colette Simple (Jacksons Lane); The Hired Man (Curve, Leicester); Return of the Soldier (Landor); Bonnie and Clyde, The Melancholy Hussar (King's Head); Billy Chickens is a Psychopath Superstar (Theatre 503 & Latitude Festival); A Midsummer Night's Dream (Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires); Hacked (Theatre 503); Bel Ami (White Bear); Our Miss Gibbs (Finborough); The Beggar's Opera, Taming of the Shrew (Changeling Theatre Company); The Tempest (New Wolsey); The Picture of Dorian Gray (Pomegranate); As You Like It, Hamlet (UK tours); Fumed Oak, Red Peppers, The Importance of Being Earnest (REL/Cunard Productions); The Devil's Disciple (RADA Festival).
Recent workshop performances: Princess Phyllida's Fortnight (Page to Stage at Tristan Bates); In Gay Company (RADA Festival).
Training: Central School of Speech and Drama, Cambridge University and Royal College of Music Junior Department.
Theatre includes: Mrs Kendal in The Elephant Man, Gretchen in Boeing Boeing (Queen's Hornchurch); Jane Smart in The Witches of Eastwick, Beth in John Doyle's Merrily We Roll Along (Watermill); Phebe in As You Like It (Southwark Playhouse); Matty Crompton in Angels and Insects (York Theatre Royal); Arabian Nights (Sherman); Grimm Tales (Manchester Library); The Minstrel in Sleeping Beauty (Birmingham Rep); Johanna in John Doyle's Sweeney Todd, Madeline Basset in By Jeeves, ensemble in Chess (UK tours); cover Millie and Mrs Gilbert in The Browning Version (Peter Hall Company, Theatre Royal Bath); Celeste in Saturday Night (Arts); Sybil Vane in Dorian Grey (Leicester Square); Lucy Westenra in Dracula (White Bear); Hero in Much Ado About Nothing, Wendy in Peter Pan (Oxford Playhouse); Mary Phagan in Parade (Edinburgh Fringe).
Training: Boston Conservatory
Theatre includes: Marlene Dietricht in Piaf (Charing Cross); Leon in The Mother (BMW Tate Modern Live); Raffaela in Grand Hotel (Southwark Playouse & Original Broadway production at the Gershwin); Fraulein Kost in Cabaret, Madame Egorova in Beautiful and Damned (Lyric); The Queen of Transylvania in My Fair Lady (National Theatre, Theatre Royal Drury Lane & BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall); Madame Giry in The Phantom of the Opera (UK Tour); Mrs Mullin in Carousel (Arcola); Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar (European Tours); Ninotchka in Silk Stockings (Sadler's Wells & reprised with an American Cast in Manhattan).
TV and Film includes: Fraulein Schweiger in The Sound of Music Live (ITV); Les Miserables; The Phantom of the Opera; The Robinsons, Material Girl (BBC).
Radio includes: D'Or in Armistead Maupin's series, Tales of the City (BBC Radio 4)
Valerie regularly hosts Sunday carbaret at Lauderdale House in Highgate and has performed in cabaret and revue at venues including the St James Studio, Jermyn Street and the King's Head.
Training: Guildford School of Acting and Downing College, Cambridge.
West End Theatre includes: The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty's); War Horse (New London); Kiss Me Kate (Old Vic); Blood Brothers (Phoenix); The Sound of Music (London Palladium); The Far Pavillions (Shaftesbury); Salad Days (Vaudeville); The Gondeliers (Apollo); The Threepenny Opera (National)
Other Theatre includes: Archibald Craven in The Secret Garden (Birmingham Rep); Mary Poppins (UK Tour); Young Dick in Dick Barton - Quantum of Por-ridge (Croydon Warehouse); Wilfred Owen in Not About Heros (Hereford Courtyard); The Lost Warrior (Duke's Lancaster); Armis in The Three Musketeers, Pickwick, The Canterbury Tales (Haymarket Basingstoke); A Star Danced, Fiddler on the Roof, Carmen (Watermill); Over my Shoulder (Mill at Sonning); Dionysus in The Bacchae (Nuffield, Southampton); William Tell, Scarlatti's Revenge, One Lump or Two (Natural Theatre Company); Moll Flanders, Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Salisbury Playhouse); Outward Bound (Palace, Watford); First Me Then Him (Wimbledon Studio); Twelfth Night, Cabaret (Theatre Royal, York); Charlotte's Web (Gateway, Chester); Charley's Aunt (Royal Northampton); Curly in Oklahoma! (Arts, Cambridge).
TV and Film includes: About Turns; The Long Retirement.
Radio includes: One Lump or Two, Double Vision (BBC Radio 4)
Recordings include: The Sound of Music; Love Never Dies
Compositions include: the scores of Beauty and the Beast (Chipping Norton); Three Musketeers (Haymarket, Basingtoke); Scarlatti's Revenge, Double Vision (Natural Theatre Company); One Lump or Two (BBC Radio 4).
Translations include: The Barber of Seville (European Chamber Opera)
Chris is also a successful composer, having written the music for several theatre productions, including the new musical Rebel Song
Training: Dartington College of Arts
Theatre includes: Royal Vauxhall (Latitude Festival & Edinburgh Fringe); The Pie Maker's Tale (The Globe, UK tour & Edinburgh Fringe); Rumplestilstkin (MAC, Belfast); Muse of Fire (Globe); Merlin (Royal & Derngate, Northampton); Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs (Les Enfants Terribles Theatre Co. U.A.E. Tour); Walk in the Light (National); The Tempest (Theatre Royal, Bath); Merrie England (Finborough); The Recruiting Officer (Donmar); As Within, So Without (Northern Stage); Pinnocchio (Hull Truck); Raven Boy (Jacksons Lane); Adventures in Wonderland, Much Ado About Nothing , The Merchant of Venice (UK Tours); Pinnochio (Theatre Royal, Margate); The Problem with Being It (Castle, Wellingborough & London); The Cast of Baron Baritone (Hat Factory); the world premiere of The Singing River (Royal Festival Hall); Lullaby of Broadway (Queen Elizabeth Theatre).
TV & Film includes: Hi, I'm David (Timebomb Pictures); Belief, Massacre of Paris (F2 Productions); All of my Life (by acclaimed video artist Oriana Fox); Ople (Alex Rathbone); Daylight Robbery (Daylight Productions); Spooks (BBC).
Training: Arts Educational Schools, London
Theatre includes: Cosmo in Singin' in the Rain, Link Larkin in Hairspray (Gordon Craig); Dodo in the original cast of Wonder.land (National & Theatre du Chatelet, Paris); Will Parker in Oklahoma! (UK Tour); Jimmy in White Christmas (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Harry in Unsung (Orange Tree); Nathaniel i Kiss Me Kate (Royal Albert Hall, BBC Proms); European premiere of RAGS in Concert (Lyric); Cinderella (Malvern).
Workshops include: The Threepenny Opera, directed by Rufus Norris.
Recordings include: Kerry Ellis; Songs from Wonder.land.
Concerts include: The Olivier Awards 2013 and 2014; Kerry Ellis in Concert (London Palladium).
Training: Nolan was born in London and grew up in Trinidad and Tobago, before moving to America to train at The Actors Studio, New York and with the Martha Graham and Alvin Ailey Schools.
West End theatre includes: Jake in Showboat, Gone With the Wind (New Wimbledon Theatre); Charley in The Pajama Game (Shaftesbury); Chantal and u/s Jacob in La Cage Aux Folles (Menier Chocolate Factory & Playhouse); Porgy and Bess (Savoy); No Moe in Five Guys Named Moe (Lyric); Paul in Kiss Me Kate, The Lion King, Showbaot (Royal Albert Hall); iCats, Miss Saigon, Starlight Express, Rent, The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe (RSC).
For the National Theatre Oslo: The Merry Widow; La Cage Aux Folles; Anything Goes; Pal Joey; Hair; West Side Story; Jazz'll Dazzle (a musical written for him, performed in Norway and Sweden).
Other Theatre includes: Jake in Showboat (Sheffield Crucible); Bud and Daisy in Bat Boy the Musical (Southwark Playhouse); Leroy Delory in Sus (Liverpool Everyman); Ramses in The Horrible Histories - Awful Egyptians (Sydney Opera House & Melbourne); ensemble and cover Curtis Jackson in Sister Act (UK Tour); Me and My Girl (Sheffield Crucible); The Balladeer in Assassins (Union); Stiles and Drewe's Peter Pan directed by Julia Mackenzie (Royal Festival Hall); Hey, Mr Producer, the gala concert tribute to Sir Cameron Mackintosh (Lyceum); Rhythm Boy 1 in My One and Only, Mr Peterson in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Ratakovsky in The Government Inspector (Chichester); Robinson Crusoe (Richmond, King's Edinburgh & Pavilion, Bournemouth); Just One World (Jeanetta Cochrane); Puss In Boots (Oxford Playhouse); The Mass Carribe (Greenwich); Vernon in King Cotton by Jimmy McGovern (Manchester & Liverpool).
Workshops include: Desperately Seeking Susan; Come Dance; We Will Rock You.
TV and Film includes: Ecigwizard campaig; Emperor's Guard in Star Wars Part 2, Attack of the Clones.
Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, graduating in 2016
Ragtime marks Seyi's professional debut.
Theatre includes: Little Inez in Hairspray (Gordon Craig)
Training: MA in English Lit and Music at Glasgow University and Musical Theatre at Guildford School of Acting.
Theatre includes: Aunty Kathleen and Myrtle in Alan Bennett's Untold Stories (Watermill); Mrs Beaver in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Sherman); Dolly in Annie Get Your Gun (Theatre at the Mill, Belfast); Margaret in Much Ado About Nothing (Stafford Gatehouse); Mrs Crachitt and Beth in A Christmas Carol (Derby); Mrs Roach and Princess Elizabeth in Betty Blue Eyes (Mercury, Colchester, West Yorkshire and UK Tour); LV in Little Voice (Queens, Hornchurch); principal singer and musician in Craig Revel Horwood's Strictly Confidential (UK Tour); ensemble in Chess (UK Tour & Toronto); Witch 2 in Macbeth, chorus/musician in Ajax (Riverside Studios); the title role in Cinderella (King's Glasgow); Dawn in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Landor); Hero in Much Ado About Nothing (Teatro Fondamenta Nuove, Venice); Virginia in The Pajama Game (Union)
Kate has also worked with a variety of music artists in the UK as both a vocalist and violinist.
Training: Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Theatre includes: Macbeth in Macbeth, Raleigh in Journey's End (Watermill); Ryan in This Heaven (Finborough); u/s Sandy Tyrell and Simon Bliss in Hay Fever (Duke of York's); Dom in Rain (Matchstick); Razor in The Provoked Wife (GO People); Fred in A Christmas Carol (Old Red Lion).
Theatre whilst training: Nathan in Rags; Aaron Kreifels in The Laramie Project; Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night; Arthur Gride in Nicholas Nickleby; Cecil in Toast; Duke Frederick and Duke Senior in As You Like It.
Training: Guildford School of Acting, graduating in 2016 with a 1st class honours degree in acting.
Ragtime marks Lemuel's professional debut.
Theatre whilst training: Narrator in The Grapes of Wrath; Mr Tulliver in The Mill on the Floss; Mark in 13; Dr Rank in A Doll's House; Eddie Carbone in A View from the Bridge; Othello in Othello.
Lemuel is an original member of Simply See Theatre Company, producing two sell out seasons at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2015-16.
Lemuel was also a finalist on BBC'S The Voice in 2013, mentored by Jessie J and Will.i.am.
Training: Guildford School of Acting - 3 year BA in Musical Theatre, graduating this summer with 1st class honours. She was awarded the Lucy Evans Award for Best Performance in a Musical.
Ragtime marks Bernadette's professional debut
Theatre whilst training: Ghost The Musical; Honk; Our House; Titanic the Musical; Pygmalion.
Other theatre includes: Sam Bailey in Concert; Josh Groban's Stages.
Training: Birmingham Conservatoire, graduating with a Masters and Honours degrees in Music Performance. She studied postgraduate acting at Drama Studio London, graduating in 2011.
Theatre includes: Isabella in Venice Preserv'd (Spectator's Guild); Mother, puppeteer and musician in The Smartest Giant in Town (Folksy Theatre UK tour); Alethea in Loves, Lies and Lust (Queen's Hornchurch); Musical Director and ensemble in Consider This (Electric, Guildford); Honey in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Artix, Bromsgrove); Olga in Les Mains Sales (Crescent, Birmingham); Lead Musician and Ensemble in The Dark Entry (Canterbury Festival); band musician in The Wizard of Oz (Stafford Gatehouse); Ines in No Exit (Hexagon, Birmingham); Musical Director for Summer Holiday and Their Scarves were Red (Highbury Youth Theatre); Romeo & Juliet, Measure for Measure, Henry V (open air tours including RSC Dell); Urinetown (Guildhall, Derby); Dick Wittington, the title role Aladdin, Jack & The Beanstalk, Cinderella (regional tours).
Workshops include: The Wicker Husband (Unicorn).
Training: Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Theatre includes: Dr Faustus, The Alchemist (RSC at the Barbican); A Midsummer Night's Dream (RSC on tour); Titanic (Charing Cross); Zana Don't, Damn Yankees (Landor); Grand Hotel (Southwark).
As an orchestral bassist, he has played with the John Wilson Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Welsh National Opera, Philharmonic Orchestra and alongside the London Symphony Orchestra in all the major UK concert halls.
Training: National Youth Orchestra of Great and recently graduating from Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Theatre includes: a concert production of Sondheim's A Little Night Music (Palace); soloist for the 2016 Young Virtuosi Festival; principal for Musique Cordiale's production of Puccini's Tosca.
Credits while training: principal for Le Donne Curiose; section member for many projects including Sir Simon Rattle conducting Walton's First Symphony, Inkinen conductin Sibelius' Second Symphony and Jurovski Sr conducting Shostakovich's 10th Symphony.
Jess is a principal player of Janus Ensemble and a member of Street Orchestra London. She regularly tutors on South London Youth Orchestra courses.
Alana is a member of The British Theatre Academy.
She has just finished playing Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden (Ambassadors) and made her professional debut as Lee Bouvier in Grey Gardens (Southwark Playhouse)
Other theatre includes: Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (P2P tour); West End Live; Annie in Annie Junior (Arts).
Riya is a member of The British Theatre Academy.
Theatre includes: The Secret Garden (Ambassadors); Elf Junior, The Wizard of Oz, Annie (Hampton Hill Playhouse).
Ethan is member of The British Theatre Academy.
He has just finished playing Colin in The Secret Garden (Ambassadors).
Other theatre includes: Annie Junior (Rhoda McGaw, Woking); Elf Junior (Hampton Hill Playhouse).
Sam has attended All The Arts Theatre School in New Eltham since he was seven and studies LAMDA.
He made his professional debut in 2012 as Michael Darling in Peter Pan (Churchill, Bromley).
Other theatre includes: Shumel in The Boy in Stripped Pyjamas (UK Tour)
TV and Film includes: TV commercial for Tom and Jerry.
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Sadly, due to artist non-availability, we are unable to present the production of Radio Times on the dates originally planned. We hope to present the production at a later date.