Jamael Westman

Alexander Hamilton

Training: RADA. Theatre includes: The White Devil (Shakespeare’s Globe) and Torn (Royal Court).

Allyson Ava-Brown

Angelica Schuyler

Theatre includes: Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Jasmine in Aladdin (Lyric Hammersmith), Kim in The Quiet House (Birmingham Rep/Park Theatre), Bo in Etienne Sisters – nominated for Best Actress in a Musical, UK Theatre Awards, and Prunella in Beauty and the Beast (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Nina Thaw in In Bed (Theatre Centre Works), Kitten in Snakes and Ladders (UK tour), Celestine in Puss in Boots (Hackney Empire), Halfbreed in Crowning Glory and Margaret/Doctor/Jenny in Martina Cole’s Dangerous Lady (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Martha/Nomsa in The Swallowing Dark (Liverpool Playhouse/Theatre 503) – nominated for Best Actress in a Play (Offies), Glinda/Evilene in The Wiz (Birmingham Rep/West Yorkshire Playhouse), Yusuf Islam in Concert (Tour), London Road (Workshop/National Theatre), Fantine in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre), Caesar’s servant in Julius Ceasar (RSC/Tour/West End), Iris in The Tempest and Habibah in Anthony and Cleopatra (RSC/Tour/West End), Bunny in Hairy Fairies (Fick Productions), Joyce Lane in Simply Heavenly (ATG/Trafalgar Studios), Georgina Big in The Villains Opera (National), Liz de Souza in Passports to the Promised Land (Nitro), Cinderella in Cinderella (Watford Palace Theatre), Eponine in Les Misérables, Mimi Marquez in Rent.

Television includes: Apple Tree House, Bear Behaving Badly, Kerching! (CBBC), Eastenders, Doctors, Holby City, Casualty, The Wrong Door (BBC) and Vera, Secret Diary of a Call Girl (ITV).

Film includes: Ambition to Live and Dogs of War.

Allyson won the 1998 MOBO Award for Best Unsigned Act.

Courtney-Mae Briggs

Peggy Schuyler, Maria Reynolds

Theatre includes: Emily Walters/Cover Fran in Strictly Ballroom (West Yorkshire Playhouse/Princess of Wales Theatre), ensemble/Cover Carla in In the Heights (Southwark Playhouse/King’s Cross Theatre), ensemble/Cover Joice Heth in Barnum (No 1 UK tour), Kiss Me, Kate (BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall), vocalist for Kerry Ellis Live (London Palladium) and Tigerlily in Peter Pan (Sunderland Empire).

Courtney would like to thank her parents for their continuous love and support.

Tarinn Callender

Hercules Mulligan, James Madison

Training: Tarinn graduated from The Arts Educational School in 2017. Theatre whilst training includes: Fleetwood in The Life, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Cacambo/Dr Pangloss in Candide, Toby Freeman in Wish Me Luck and Sandy Tyrell in Hay Fever.

Theatre includes: Paul in Kiss Me, Kate (Kilworth House Theatre), Olivier Awards 2016 and 2017 (Royal Opera House) and Kevin Spacey Gala Concert (Old Vic).

Hamilton marks Tarinn’s professional debut since graduating.

Rachelle Ann Go

Eliza Hamilton

Rachelle Ann Go is a Filipina singer/actress who got her big break in 2004 when she was declared the Grand Champion of the reality talent search Search for a Star.

Theatre includes: Ariel in The Little Mermaid (Best Actress award from Broadway World Philippine Awards), Jane Porter in Tarzan (Meralco Theatre, Philippines) and Fantine in Les Misérables (Queen's and Asian Tour). She got her international musical break in London, as Gigi Van Tranh in the legendary Miss Saigon (Prince Edward) and bagged Best Performance in a Long-Running West End Show (Female) in the 2015 Broadway World UK Awards. In 2016, Rachelle Ann reprised her role as Gigi in the Broadway production of Miss Saigon, before returning to London to prepare for her role as Eliza in Hamilton.

Dom Hartley-Harris

George Washington

Training: Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Theatre: Moonfleet (Salisbury Playhouse), Tiger Bay (Wales Millennium Centre), Bat Out Of Hell (Manchester Opera House/ London Coliseum), Beautiful – The Carol King Musical (Aldwych Theatre), Accidental Brummie (Birmingham Rep), Macbeth (The Old Joint Stock), Billy Young: A Life on Death Row (The Old Joint Stock).

Television: Doctors (BBC).

Short Film: Missing Out (Switch)

Other: Leave To Remain (Workshop)

 

Sifiso Mazibuko

Aaron Burr

Training: undergraduate degree in Musical Theatre from the Tshwane University of Technology (RSA) and Master’s degree in Acting from The Ohio State University (USA).

Theatre includes: UK – Motown the Musical (Shaftesbury), The Tempest (Flute Theatre), A Land Without People and The First Actress (Palindrome Productions), Hector (Courtyard Theatre) and Dancers (both London and New York premieres). US – the theatre is a blank page produced by Anne Bogart, Ann Hamilton and the SITI Company. International – Shaka Zulu the Musical (State Theatre, Pretoria), African Footprint (Asian tour) and premiere production of Dreamgirls in Johannesburg.

Jason Pennycooke

Marquis De Lafayette, Thomas Jefferson

Jason was nominated for an Olivier for the role of Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson in the original cast Hamilton, West End, and for the role of Bobby Dupree in Memphis the Musical at Shaftesbury Theatre. He was also Olivier and What’s On Stage-nominated for the role of Jacob in La Cage Aux Folles at the Playhouse. Jason also has three affiliated Best New Musical Olivier nominations for shows he choreographed: Soul Sister, Porgy and Bess and The Big Life (also Whatsonstage nominated).

Theatre includes: Father Comes Home from the Wars (Royal Court), Guys & Dolls (Phoenix), Kiss Me, Kate (Chichester Festival Theatre and Old Vic), Cats (UK tour), Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria), Five Guys Named Moe (Albery), Rent (Prince of Wales and 1st UK tour), Soul Train (Victoria Palace), The Big Life (Apollo and Theatre Royal Stratford East), Hey, Mr Producer! (Lyceum), Stomp (Vaudeville) and The Rat Pack (Savoy, Adelphi and US tour).

Film and television include: Kiss Me, Kate for BBC Proms, The Naked Choir, Mister Lonely, Shopping, All About the Mckenzies and Stay Lucky.

Karl Queensborough

Alternate Alexander Hamilton

Training: The Royal Central School of Speech And Drama.

Theatre Includes: White Teeth (Kiln Theatre); Sylvia (Old Vic/ Zoo Nation); The Little Matchgirl (Shakespeare's Globe/ Bristol Old Vic); Aladdin (Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith); A Wolf in Snakeskin Shoes (Tricycle Theatre); The Machine Stops (Theatre Royal York/ Pilot Theatre); Only the Brave (Soho Theatre/ Wales Millennium Centre/ Bird Song); Cinderella, Dick Whittington, Jack and the Beanstalk (Lyric Theatre Hammersmith); DAYGLO, Mind the Gap (Y Touring); Morning (Lyric Theatre Hammersmith/Traverse Theatre); Student 365 (National Theatre of Scotland); Ignition Out of Reach (Frantic Assembly).

Television: Casualty (BBC)

Radio: Runner Up- Carleton Hobbs Competition (BBC); Black Dog (BBC).

Jon Robyns

King George

Training: Mountview Academy of Performing Arts.

Theatre: Robbie Hart in The Wedding Singer (UK Tour); Eddie Souther in Sister Act (UK Tour); Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde (Curve Theatre, Leicester); Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Alternate Huey in Memphis (Original London Cast, Shaftesbury Theatre); Adam Nehemiah in Dessa Rose (Original London Cast, Trafalgar Studios); Jamie in The Last Five Years (Greenwich Theatre); Galahad in Spamalot (Harold Pinter & Playhouse Theatres and UK Tour); Dickens Abridged (Arts Theatre); Hollis in Road Show (Original London Cast, Menier Chocolate Factory); Enjolras in Les Miserablés (25th Anniversary Tour); Marius in Les Miserablés (Queen's Theatre); Dickens Unplugged (Yvonne Arnaud); Princeton/Rod in Avenue Q (Original London Cast, Noel Coward & Gielgud Theatres); Mark in Rent (English Theatre Frankfurt); Alternate Chris in Miss Saigon (UK tour); Cinderella (Southend - Qdos); Sleeping Beauty (Richmond - First Family); Cinderella (Brighton).

Recordings: Memphis (Original London Cast), debut solo album Open Book (Curtain Records); Enjolras in Les Miserablés 25th Anniversary Cast; Chess in Concert.

Concerts: Lead Vocalist Kevin & Karen Clifton Dance Live (UK Tour); Jon Robyns - Live in London (The Other Palace, London.); Guest artist for Elaine Paige (UK/SE Asia Tour); Soloist for West End International; Soloist The Great British Songbook (St. James’ Theatre); Les Miserablés 25th Anniversary Concert (O2); Les Miserablés (BSO); Chess in Concert, Night of 1000 Voices and Europride (Royal Albert Hall).

Film/TV: Nativity Rocks (Working Title).

As well as acting, Jon tutors at major drama schools in London and around the UK. He is also patron of the South London Youth Theatre.

Cleve September

John Laurens, Philip Hamilton

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts and the BRIT School. Credits whilst training include: Bobby Pepper in Curtains, Leo Frank in Parade, Orsino in Twelfth Night, Demetrius in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Ace in Gas Station Angel, Motel Kamzoil in Fiddler on the Roof and Joe Casey in Our House (The Brit School).

Theatre includes: Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent’s Park Open Air), Tommy Keeler in Annie Get Your Gun (Sheffield Crucible), Sonny in In the Heights (King’s Cross Theatre), Elaine Paige’s 50th Anniversary Farewell Tour (Royal Albert Hall) and The Last Days of Troy (Shakespeare’s Globe).

Radio includes: Friday Night is Music Night (BBC Radio 2).

Cleve is thrilled to be playing John Laurens/Philip Hamilton in the original West End company of Hamilton.

Jade Albertsen

Ensemble

Training: The Liz Burville Performing Arts Centre followed by Bird College, graduating in 2011.

Theatre includes: 42nd Street directed by Paul Kerryson and choreographed by Andrew Wright (Curve Theatre), original cast member in Loserville (West Yorkshire Playhouse and Garrick), Thriller Live directed and choreographed by Gary Lloyd (Lyric), Strictly Ballroom directed by Drew McOnie (West Yorkshire Playhouse and Toronto), The Bodyguard (UK tour), Dancing in the Streets (UK tour), Bugsy Malone (Lyric) and 20th Century Boy (UK tour). Workshops include: King Kong the Musical working alongside and choreographed by Drew McOnie.

Television includes: X Factor Live Shows choreographed by Brian Friedman and Sisco Gomez, Brit Awards with Olly Murs and Rizzle Kicks choreographed by David Leighton, James Morrison music video choreographed by Paul Roberts and Royal Variety Performance choreographed by Dean Lee.

Jade would like to thank her family for their continued love and support.

Curtis Angus

Ensemble, George Eacker

Training: Millennium Performing Arts.

Theatre includes: ensemble/Cover Banzai in The Lion King (Lyceum), ensemble in Monty Python Live (Mostly) (O2), featured dancer in Heartbeat of Home (world tour), ensemble/Cover Lance in Viva Forever! (Piccadilly), Black King in Chess the Musical (world tour), swing in Hairspray (Shaftesbury), ensemble in Carmen (O2) and ensemble in Aida (Royal Albert Hall).

Television includes: presenter on Milkshake.

Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

Ensemble, James Reynolds, Philip Schuyler, Doctor

Training: Stephenson graduated from The Royal Academy of Music in July 2018. Theatre whilst training includes Harthouse in Hard Times, Walter/Lamar/Doug in Elegies for Angels Punks and Raging Queens, and George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Hamilton marks Stephenson’s professional debut.

Johnny Bishop

Ensemble

Training: Sylvia Young Theatre School, The Actors Centre London.

Theatre includes: Graffiti Pete/Sonny Cover in In the Heights (King’s Cross Theatre), Young Simba in The Lion King directed by Julie Taymor (Lyceum), ensemble in Carnival Messiah directed by Geraldine Connor (UK and Trinidad), lead actor/singer in Aspire the Musical directed by Cristian Finia (Qatar) and ensemble in Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess (Trinidad).

Film and television include: dancer/ensemble in Mary Poppins Returns and dancer/actor in Galavant (season 2).

Other work includes: commercials for House of Fraser, H&M and Nick Jonas Live; dancer for One Direction, Justin Bieber, Cher Lloyd, Will.i.am, Rebecca Ferguson and Fleur East (X Factor UK).

Robson Broad

Swing

Robson graduated from The Centre Performing Arts College where he studied dance and Musical Theatre. He also trained with ZooNation Youth Company and was the recipient of The Stage scholarship award.

Whilst training he appeared in Aladdin at the Towngate Theatre, Basildon.

Robson is thrilled to be making his West End Debut in Hamilton.

Jack Butterworth

Ensemble, Samuel Seabury

Training: Laine Theatre Arts, graduating in 2014.

Theatre includes: Alonzo and understudied Skimbleshanks and Munkustrap in Cats (Royal Caribbean Cruise Line). Jack went on to make his professional theatrical debut playing Rum Tum Tugger and Alonzo in Cats (Blackpool Opera House and London Palladium). Most recently, Older Billy in Billy Elliot (UK tour).

Other work includes: dancer at The FA Cup Final (Wembley Stadium).

Lisa Darnell

Swing

Lisa trained at Bodywork Dance Studios on the three-year dance and musical theatre course.

Her theatre credits include: Ensemble- Dick Whittington (London Palladium), Assistant Dance Captain/Swing - The Bodyguard (Original UK Tour/West End/Toronto), Assistant Choreographer - Disaster The Musical (Charing Cross Theatre), Ensemble - Elf The Musical (Original Cast Plymouth/Dublin), Swing - We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre), Swing - Dinah/Buffy/Ashley/Components-Starlight Express (Bochum), Dance Captain/Assistant choreographer - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Manchester Opera House), Swing - We Will Rock You (Zurich/Vienna), Ensemble/Linda/Patty - Saturday Night Fever (Asia Tour).

Lisa would like to dedicate her performance to her friend Matt Beadle.

Kelly Downing

Ensemble

Training: Bird College.

Theatre includes: original cast ensemble in The Bodyguard (Germany), Joule and understudied and played Buffy and Ashley in 25th anniversary of Starlight Express (Germany), ensemble and understudied and played Patty and Frenchy in Grease (UK tour), ensemble and understudied Cinderella in Cinderella (Aylesbury Theatre), ensemble in Dick Whittington and Aladdin (Belgrade Theatre).

Recordings include: Joule on the 25th Anniversary Cast Recording of Starlight Express (Germany).

Television includes: medal ceremony presenter on Grandstand.

Other work includes: dancer for Olly Murs at The Brit Awards 2012 (O2 Arena), dancer for Our Town Story (O2 Arena), skater for New Balance for a corporate event, skater for H&M advert, skater and dancer for advert Hunky Dorys, Buffalo is How We Roll (Ireland).

Leslie Garcia Bowman

Ensemble, Charles Lee

Leslie is originally from Wellington, New Zealand.

Training: Laine Theatre Arts, graduating in 2015 with a diploma in Dance.

Theatre includes: Thriller! Live (Lyric), West End Heroes (Dominion), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Richmond Theatre), Sleeping Beauty (Aylesbury Waterside Theatre), A Stair(e) at a Time, Flying in at 40 and Laine Leaps Ahead (Epsom Playhouse).

Film and television include: A League of Their Own and High Strung: Free Dance (releasing summer 2018).

A special thanks to Mum and Dad, Anthony Cranwell and Oxford Adams for their support!

Manaia Glassey-Ohlson

Swing

Manaia is originally from Wellington, New Zealand.

Theatre Includes: Raoul in Ken Hill’s Phantom of the Opera (Tokyo and NZ); Ensemble/cover Seaweed J Stubbs in Hairspray (NZ), Ensemble/cover Billy Lawlor 42nd Street (NZ), Harry in My Fair Lady (Bath Theatre Royal).

Hamilton marks Manaia’s West End debut and he would like to thank his partner Brittany, his friends, family and Gilbert and Payne for all their love and support.

Joe Griffiths-Brown

Swing

Training: Tring Park School for the Performing Arts & National Youth Music Theatre.

Theatre Credits include: Leading Player in Pippin (Tring Park), Wild Bill Hickok in Calamity Jane (Tring Park), Ethan Le Boeuf in Billy the Kid (Leicester Curve), Ensemble in The Battle of Boat (Rose Theatre, Kingston), Ensemble in Pendragon (Theatre Royal), ENCORE: 40 Years of NYMT (Adelphi Theatre), Featured Soloist/Street Chorus in Bernstein’s MASS (Royal Festival Hall).

Television Credits: Hollyoaks, Pitch Battle: Series 1 Finalist, Satsuma Loans advertisement, Disney Channel: Evermoor Chronicles Season 2.

Joe is very excited to be making his West End debut in Hamilton

Gregory Haney

Swing, Dance Captain

Training: University of Arizona BFA Theatre & Dance program.

Theatre includes: Hamilton (Broadway), Chistery in Wicked (Broadway), La Cienega in Bring It On (Broadway), Mika in Hit the Wall (Off-Broadway), Memphis (Broadway), Tyrelle in Nobody’s Girl (NJ Rep) and Tarzan (Broadway).

Film includes: Demolition and Michael and Clyde.

Television includes: Elementary, Grease Live, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Blue Bloods, Broad City, America’s Got Talent and Good Morning America.

Other work includes: The Tony Awards 67 and 70, ‘25 to Watch’ for Dance Magazine.

This production marks Gregory’s West End debut.

Leah Hill

Ensemble

Training: The Urdang Academy.

Theatre includes: Thriller Live! (Lyric) and Some Words (musical).

Film and television include: The X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Disney’s The Lodge and The Eurovision Song Contest.

Other work includes: Sigala UK, Europe and North America tour; Stefflon Don UK tour; Liam Payne UK and Europe shows; and work with Little Mix.

Leah is delighted to be back in the West End as an original cast member in Hamilton. Leah would also like to thank her mum for all her love and support.

Barney Hudson

Swing

Training: Performers College graduating with a National Diploma.

Theatre includes: Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (UK Tour), Cinderella (Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham), Bugsy Malone (Lyric Hammersmith - Understudy Bugsy) Mickey in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (Original Cast Sheffield Crucible)

Television Credits: X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent (The Beat Brothers)

Other work includes: Anthony Nolan Daisy Ball (Grosvenor House Hotel), FA Cup Final (Wembley Stadium)

Barney would like to thank his Mum and Dad for their love and support and his agent Vanessa Leagh-Hicks as he makes his West End debut.

Waylon Jacobs

Standby

Training: Arts Educational Schools, London. He was a successful recipient of the BBC Performing Arts Bursary and the Gillian Lynne Award.

Theatre includes: Cover Gator/Bobby/Delray in Memphis, Cover Brit/Rebel Leader in We Will Rock You, ensemble in Ragtime and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regent’s Park Open Air), Japeth in Children of Eden, Cover Simba/swing in The Lion King, ensemble in Chicago (UK tour), Sarge/Scarlett in Yank!, soloist in Sondheim at 80 (BBC Prom, Royal Albert Hall) and baritone soloist/tapper in Riverdance (Gaiety Theatre, Dublin).

He would like to thank all his friends and family, especially his mum, for all their love and continued support.

Aaron Lee Lambert

Standby

Training: BA from Yale University and MA from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Theatre includes: most recently, Curtis Jackson in Sister Act (Curve Leicester and UK/Ireland tour). In the West End – Sunset Boulevard (London Coliseum), Miss Saigon (Prince Edward), Sweeney Todd (London Coliseum), Urinetown (Apollo and St James), Shrek the Musical (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) and Sister Act (London Palladium). Also, Sister Act (Aberystwyth Arts), Next Thing You Know (Landor), Show Boat (Carnegie Hall), Meet John Doe (Goodspeed Opera House) and But the Giraffe/Brundibar (Yale Rep/Off-Broadway).

Film and television include: Judge on Sing: Ultimate A Cappella and Miss Saigon: 25th Anniversary Performance.

Other work includes: Bernstein – Stage and Screen (BBC Proms, Royal Albert Hall), Danny Elfman’s Music From the Films of Tim Burton (Royal Albert Hall and UK tour) and Josh Groban’s All That Echoes tour. Aaron also wrote the original musical From Up Here, available on iTunes and Digital Theatre.

Phoebe Liberty

Swing

Training: Laine Theatre Arts, graduating with a National Diploma in Professional Dance & Musical Theatre.

Theatre includes: The Bodyguard (UK tour, West End and international tour), featured dancer in Thursford Christmas Spectacular, Dance Captain with both P&O Cruises and Costa Cruises and ensemble in Aladdin for First Family Entertainment.

Sinead Long

Swing

Training: BA (Hons) in musical theatre at The Arts Educational Schools, London.

Theatre includes: Rosie in Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse), King In Concert (Hackney Empire), pop choir in Chess the Musical (London Coliseum), Mary in Oranges and Elephants (Hoxton Hall), Cinderella (Hackney Empire), Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, winner of Best Revival at The Olivier Awards 2017), Myrtle the Mermaid in Peter Pan (Gordon Craig Theatre), Shell Dockley in Bad Girls the Musical (Union), Francine in Jersey Boys (UK tour), Bootie in Tonight’s The Night (UK tour) and Serena in Legally Blonde (UK tour).

Television includes: Carly Ford in Doctors (BBC) and The Olivier Awards 2017 (ITV).

Other work includes: Backing vocalist for Il Divo at The Classical Brits 2011 and singing at Paris Fashion Week 2016.

Nuno Queimado

Swing

Theatre: Mother Courage (Southwark Playhouse); Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); Violetta's Last Tango (Wilton's Musical Hall); Side Show (Southwark Playhouse); The Little Match Girl (Sadler's Wells); Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (Playhouse Theatre, original London cast); From Here to Eternity (Shaftesbury Theatre, original cast); The World’s Greatest Show (Royal Opera House); God's Garden (UK tour).

Television: Juan in Cold Feet (ITV).

Recordings: Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (original West End cast recording); From Here to Eternity (original West End cast recording & DVD)

Sharon Rose

Standby

Theatre credits include: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Aldwych), Motown The Musical (Shaftesbury Theatre), Caroline or Change ( Hampstead Theatre), What’s New Pussycat ( workshop) and Sister Act (Southend & Tunbridge Wells). She also performs with her band The Thorns and The Divas show. Sharon is also guest vocalist for Gorgon City.

Emile Ruddock

Ensemble

Theatre includes: Me and My Girl as Constable (Chichester Festival Theatre), RAF’S 100th Anniversary Royal Gala as Eat Moe from ‘Five Guys Named Moe’ (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), The Rhythm Method as Johnny (The Bush/Landor Theatre), Five Guys Named Moe as Eat Moe (Marble Arch Theatre), Crazy For You as Custus/Drummer (Watermill Theatre), Kiss Me Kate as Philip/Swing/Cover Paul (UK Tour), The Scottsboro Boys as Willie Roberson (Garrick Theatre and Young Vic Theatre), Avenue Q as Gary Coleman (Rugby Theatre), 42nd Street Gala (London Palladium and Dominion Theatre), 42nd Street as Billy Lawlor and Crazy for You as Bobby Child (Rugby Theatre).

Film and Television includes: The X Factor 2015 as Backing Dancer, The Olivier Awards 2014 with The Scottsboro Boys Cast (ITV), The National Television Awards 2013 (ITV), The 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony (BBC) and Got to Dance 2013 with 'The Pulse Collective' (Sky).

Alexzandra Sarmiento

Swing, Dance Captain

Training: Fiorello H LaGuardia High School for Music and Art and Performing Arts in New York City and SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Dance. She is a 2011 USA National Young Arts Foundation Level 1 Winner in Modern Dance.

Theatre includes: Connie Wong in A Chorus Line (London Palladium, Japan and USA), ensemble/Two Ladies in Rufus Norris’s Cabaret (UK tour), Lambchops in Fame (UK tour), Associate Choreographer/swing for the Olivier Award-winning production of In the Heights (King’s Cross Theatre), Daisy in the McOnie Company’s Jekyll and Hyde (Old Vic), Sally in Broad Shadow (NT Dorfman Theatre), Dance Captain/ensemble for Strictly Ballroom (West Yorkshire Playhouse and Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto) and the London development workshops for Drew McOnie’s King Kong opening on Broadway in 2018.

Marsha Songcome

Standby

Training: Dansforum’s Performing Arts School, Sweden. Theatre includes: Esmeralda in Hunchback of Notre Dame (GöteborgsOperan, Gothenburg, Sweden); Standby Eliza, Angelica and Peggy/Maria in Hamilton (Victoria Palace Theatre – Original West End Cast); Gigi in Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre and UK Tour); Attendant/Cover Jasmine in Aladdin (Prince Edward Theatre – Original West End Cast); Mimi/Cover Gigi in Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre – Original West End Revival Cast); Aladdin (Royal Opera House of Copenhagen/Fredericia Teater, Denmark); Fifi in Miss Saigon (Malmö Opera, Sweden); Rizzo in Grease (Bastionen Kalmar, Sweden). Recordings include: Miss Saigon – The Definitive Live Recording. Film and Television include: Lotta på Liseberg TV4; Slotskoncert i Ledreborg DR TV; BBC Children in Need; Sunday Night at The Palladium; Olivier Awards 2015 and 2018; Disney’s Broadway Hits (Royal Albert Hall); Miss Saigon – 25th Anniversary Performance; Royal Variety Performance 2014; The Heat Is Back On – The Remaking Of Miss Saigon; Årets Reumert DR TV; Bingolotto 20 years TV 4. Radio includes: Miss Saigon (Radio 2).  

Lindsey Tierney

Ensemble

Training: Nellie Stagles School of Dance and Phil Winston’s Theatre Works. Theatre includes: Stephanie Mangano in Saturday Night Fever (Beau Sejour), Roxie Hart in Chicago (Singapore), Liz in Chicago (UK tour), covered and performed Natalie in Love Me Tender (UK tour), Dance ’Til Dawn (UK tour), Dakota and covered Dee Dee, Satan/Baby Jane in Tonight’s the Night (UK tour), Teen Queen/covered and played Meat in We Will Rock You (Dominion), swing and covered and played Rusty and Wendy Jo in Footloose (UK tour), Lamb Chops in Fame (Grimaldi Forum, Monte Carlo), Maggie Winslow in A Chorus Line (Lowry Theatre, Manchester), swing and covered and played Chloe in Never Forget (UK tour), Ali in Mamma Mia! (international tour), Lamb Chops and covered and performed Carmen Jones, Serena Katz and Mabel Washington in Fame (Aldwych), Peter Pan (Mayflower Theatre, Southampton for Qdos Pantomimes) and Dance Captain on Snow White for Pantoni Pantomimes (Doncaster). Workshops include: Waterbabies for Tristan Baker Productions. Recordings include: soloist on Ian Meeson’s album, The Good Singer. Lindsay can also be heard in 42 countries as a vocalist on IDTA Theatre Craft Syllabus.

Ellena Vincent

Ensemble

Theatre includes: Gloria Jones in 20th Century Boy, The Lorax (Old Vic), One Love (Birmingham Rep), The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales), Jane Eyre (National), Crystal in Little Shop of Horrors (Royal Exchange), Gary Coleman in Avenue Q (UK tour, Sell a Door) and Gary Coleman in Avenue Q (South Korea tour, GWB Entertainment).

Workshops include: Ikette in Tina (Playful Productions), various in The Suicide and company in Pinocchio (National), and E-RD Girl in The Warriors Ldn (Theatre Royal Stratford East and The Barbican).