INTERNATIONAL TOUR CAST & CREATIVE

Faye is best known for her role as Kate Connor in ITV1’s Coronation Street, for which she won a National Television Award.

Training: Guildford School of Acting

Theatre includes: Princess Fiona in Shrek (National Tour); Ann/Edna in That Day We Sang (Royal Exchange Theatre) directed by Victoria Wood; Liesl in The Sound of Music (Open Air Theatre) directed by Rachel Kavanaugh; Elle Woods in Legally Blonde (National Tour); Frenchy in Grease (Piccadilly Theatre)

Television includes: Dancing On Ice (ITV); Agnes Franklin in Our Girl (BBC); Helena in Atlantis (BBC)

Sinitta started her career as an actress who could sing and dance, appearing in several West End musicals including Cats, Little Shop of Horrors, Hair, Smokey Joe’s Cafe and Mutiny! starring as the leading lady, Maimiti, alongside David Essex and Sir Frank Finlay. It was after seeing her in this role that Sir Ben Kingsley cast Sinitta in his feature film The Foreign Bodies.

Whilst enjoying an incredible time in film and theatre, Sinitta was simultaneously presenting a very successful children’s acting television program called The Wall Game for Thames TV, along with her own self-penned chat show on MTV.

Signed by the young Simon Cowell to his independent record label while still a teenager, Sinitta made 15 international hit pop records and became an official triple threat, dominating the music charts and teen culture during the late ’80s through ’90s globally.

From the mid-’00s Sinitta has remained in the spotlight, becoming a mentor to young emerging talent and as Simon Cowell’s right-hand-woman on The X Factor.

Sinitta is Godmother of Pride London and mentor to LGBTQ+ Artists for Pride’s Got Talent. Sinitta performs annually on several of the Pride Platforms: The BAME Stage, The Trafalgar Square Stage, and The Women’s Stage.

Most recently Sinitta has formed her own production company, Attinis Productions, making numerous reality show appearances and music festival performances, and continuing to develop new artists. With a varied career that spans five decades, Sinitta is delighted to be back onstage where she belongs – “Right Back Where She Started From!”

Lee shot to prominence after winning the BBC series “Any Dream Will Do” and taking the role of Joseph in the West End in 2007. Since then, Lee has played various male leads to critical acclaim including Fiyero in Wicked, Emmett in the smash hit musical Legally Blonde at the Savoy Theatre, and Caractacus Potts in the UK tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

His first non–musical theatre role came in 2010 as Lord Saville in Oscar Wilde’s Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime alongside Gary Wilmot and Kate O’Mara.

In 2012 he filmed his first television role in Sky’s supernatural thriller “Bedlam” alongside Hugo Speer and Theo James. Lee joined the cast of BBC’s “Casualty” as Nurse Ben ‘Lofty’ Chiltern in 2013. The role was specifically created for him and has proven to be a huge success for both Lee and the show as he was nominated for Best Newcomer at the National Television Awards. In May 2017 he was invited to join the cast of the BBC hit TV show “Holby City” to reprise the role of Lofty. Lee remained at “Holby City” for three years as a favourite of fans, attracting an audience of 5 million viewers each week.

Since then, he has appeared in the hit television comedy “Motherland” alongside Diane Morgan and Anna Maxwell Martin, and can be seen as the rocker Drew in the BAFTA Award–winning “The Dumping Ground.” Lee is about to start filming the feature Swim with Annette Badland and Wendi Peters.

Recently, Lee fulfilled one of his childhood ambitions by performing in front of the entire Royal Family at the Royal Albert Hall “Festival of Remembrance Concert” alongside James Blunt, Leona Lewis, and Rick Astley.

During his career to date, Lee has duetted with some of the world’s most popular artists, including Josh Groban, Susan Boyle, and Donny Osmond.

Training: Italia Conti

Theatre includes: Lily St. Regis in Annie (Piccadilly); Mona and Liz in CHICAGO (Garrick, Cambridge & Adelphi); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (New London); Beautiful and Damned (Lyric); Bombalurina in Cats (Kilworth House Theatre); Lily St. Regis in Annie (UK/European Tour); Rizzo in Grease (Curve Leicester and Dubai); Anita in West Side Story (UK Tour); Magenta in The Rocky Horror Show (European Tour); Harley Quinn in Batman Live (US Tour); Jazmin/alternate Alex Owens in Flashdance (Original UK Tour); Carmen in Fame (European Tour); and Brooke in Noises Off (Birmingham Repertory Theatre)

Screen credits include: Beast (Agile Films); Alexandra in I Give It a Year (Studio Canal); series regular Scarlett/Esme on Trapped! (BBC)

Theatre: Birthdays Past, Birthdays Present (Stephen Joseph Theatre), King John (Guilford Shakespeare Company), Joking Apart (Stephen Joseph Theatre & New Vic Theatre), By Jeeves (The Old Laundry), The Wind in the Willows (Rose Theatre, Kingston), Kinky Boots (West End, Adelphi Theatre), Dick Whittington (Leeds City Varieties), Robin Hood (Bolton Octagon), Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf (Southwark Playhouse), CHICAGO (Amos Hart, National Tour), Mirror Teeth & Little Madam (Finborough Theatre), The Enchanted House (The Art House), Dreams of Violence (Out of Joint tour/Soho Theatre), Joe Orton (title role, Arcola Theatre/Phoenix Theatre), Rudin (Arcola Theatre), Hunger (Soho Theatre), Winter (Hampstead Theatre), The Persians (Thiassos), Galileo (Playback Arts). Film: Purge of Thrones (Conglomorate Media), Holmes and Watson (Columbia Pictures), Alice Through the Looking Glass (Disney), Legend (Working Title/StudioCanal), The Comedian (Celluloid Dreams/BFI), Ghost in the Machine (short), Freezing (Two Eyes FIlm), One Happy Moment and A Picture of Me (shorts). Television: “Breeders” (Sky/FX), “Jerk,” “Josh,” “Doctors,” “The C Word,” “Casualty,” “The Song of Lunch,” “Eastenders,” “20:01,” “Roman Mysteries” and “Johnny Shakespeare” (BBC), “Hollyoaks” (Lime Pictures), “The Bill” (Talkback Thames). Training: Drama Centre London

Credits: Princess Saura in The Pleasure Garden, Ernie in Sleepless, Ito in Mame the Musical, The 12 Tenors, Lun Tha in The King and I, Ching Ho in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Cheska in Paper Dolls, Angelo in Measure for Measure, Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, u/s Buttercup in H.M.S. Pinafore, Big in Stiles and Drewe’s The Three Billy Goats Gruff, Mysterious Man in Into the Woods, Shinji in Selma and Clarice, Xu Kai Di in Song Unsung, Rebel Chief in The Apostle (Netflix), Bridgeman in The Great Wall, San Jie Fu in Lao Jiu, General Shi Dakai in Taiping Rebellion, Ten, Himself in Uproot, Captain of the Demons in Liao Zhai Rocks, Himself in Upstream, Mao Yan Shou in Autumn of Han, Chulak in The Firework Maker’s Daughter, King in Moonbird, Max in Death and Dancing, Othello, Hamlet. Awards include Singer of the Year (Australia), Best Supporting Actor in Mother, Mother! (Victoria Drama Fest), Best Newcomer in Dead Man Walking (AT Festival). Training: Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, Victorian College of the Arts (Australia).

Training: The Urdang Academy and The BRIT School for Performing Arts & Technology

Theatre includes: Dusty – The Dusty Springfield Musical (UK Tour), Legally Blonde (Leicester Curve & Opéra Garnier), and Cinderella (Mercury Theatre)

Commercials include: Capella University, Heineken, Walkers Max, Littlewoods, Amazon Launchpad, Eurostar, O2 Music, KFC, VISA Apple Pay, Dixon’s Carphone

Music Videos include: Something About You (Elderbrook vs Rudimental) and Reignite (Knox Brown & Gallant)

Training: Laine Theatre Arts, graduating with Distinction in Musical Theatre

Theatre Credits include: Mae Jones in Street Scene (Opera North); Ensemble in Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre); Allison / Havana Dancer / Understudy Adelaide and General Cartwright in Guys and Dolls (Mill at Sonning); Dancer / Understudy Lois Lane / Bianca in Kiss Me, Kate (Opera North); Ensemble in Pippin (Southwark Playhouse); Ensemble and Cover Hildy in On the Town (Open Air Theatre); Ensemble/Dance Captain in Sweet Charity (Royal Exchange Theatre); Consuela / cover Anita in West Side Story (Kilworth House Theatre); Rebecca / Dance Captain in Miss Atomic Bomb (St James Theatre); Ensemble in Cinderella (Cambridge arts Theatre); Reno Angel and u/s Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes (UK Tour); Ensemble and u/s Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray (Leicester Curve); Ensemble in CHICAGO (Leicester Curve); Ensemble in Top Hat (Aldwych Theatre); Betty in Babes in Arms (Union Theatre); Swing in Crazy for You (Novello Theatre)

TV and Film Credits include: Dancer at the Olivier Awards 2012/2013 (BBC); Dancer in Sanditon (ITV); Dancer in The Universe (BBC); Dancer in Royal Variety Performance (BBC); Byker Grove (BBC) The Saturday Morning Show (ITV); The Olympic Opening Ceremony (BBC) and Ant & Dec (ITV)

Training: London Studio Centre, BA (Hons) in Theatre Dance

Theatre credits include: Funny Girl (Théâtre Marigny, Paris); Ruth in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Avalon Theatre, Niagara Falls); Mimsie in Summer Holiday (UK Tour); Dirty Dancing (Phoenix Theatre, London, and UK/European Tour); Singin’ in the Rain (Théâtre du Châtelet and Grand Palais, Paris); Monty Python Live (Mostly): One Down Five to Go (02 Arena, London)

Film credits include: Debutante in Beauty and the Beast (Disney)

Training: Millennium Performing Arts

Theatre credits include: Dancer in Matilda Movie Workshop (Poppet Productions), Swing in White Christmas (Dominion Theatre), Ensemble in Me and My Girl (Frinton on Sea), Ensemble in Guys and Dolls, (Theatre Marigny, Paris) Ensemble/Rita in White Christmas (Leicester Curve), Pilar in Legally Blonde (UK Tour); Legally Blonde (The Curve); Mother Goose (Wilton’s Music Hall); Lisa in MAMMA MIA! (Royal Caribbean); Featured Ensemble in Loserville the Musical (Revival — Union Theatre); Jack and the Beanstalk (Hackney Empire Theatre); Cinderella (Hackney Empire Theatre); Dancer/Singer in Wildlife (Bloomsbury Theatre)

Other credits include: The Pajama Game workshop (Stephen Mear); Stephen Ward the Musical workshop (Stephen Mear); Dancer in Move It (Olympia); Dancer in John Lewis 150th (LG Arena)

Training: SLP College, Leeds

Credits include: The Bodyguard (European Tour), Sky/Eddie in Mamma Mia! (Royal Caribbean), Seaweed in Hairspray, The Lion in The Wizard of Oz, Galileo in We Will Rock You, Bill Sykes in Oliver, and events such as Move It and Can You Dance alongside choreographers Stuart Hayes, Kirsty Sparks, and Joelle Le Boutillier

Other credits include: Joel has also modelled for wedding events and done panto productions playing Nitwit acrobat.

Training: Arts Educational School

Theatre credits include: Pippin (Garden Theatre)

Theatre whilst training includes: Danielle in Freaky Friday, Brooke in Legally Blonde, Lizzy Curry in 110 in the Shade, Lucy in A Simple Faust, and Bernice in Confusions

Other credits include: On the Town and West Side Story (BBC Proms), and the 2019 Olivier Awards

Training: Arts Education Schools

Theatre credits include: Swing/Assistant DC in MAMMA MIA! (West End); Rolf in The Sound of Music (Cyprus), The Book of Mormon (Original London Cast, Prince of Wales Theatre), 42nd Street (UK Tour), MAMMA MIA! (Limassol, Cyprus), Cover Rusty and Electra in Starlight Express (Bochum, Germany), Brad/1st cover Link Larkin in Hairspray (UK Tour).

Training: Brit School, Bird College

Theatre credits include: Vocalist in West End Unplugged (Interval Productions), Vocalist in The Twelve Tenors (European tour), Napthali/understudy Pharaoh in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK tour), Ensemble in Evita (UK and European tour, Dominion and Phoenix Theatres, West End), Ensemble in Stephen Sondheim’s 85th birthday tribute Hey, Old Friends (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Ensemble in Beauty and the Beast (Courtyard Theatre, Hereford), Ensemble/understudy Peter and Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar (European tour), and Henri in a workshop performance of An Innocent Evening of Drinking (Declan Bennett)

Commercial credits include: McDonald’s Coffee

Training: Corraine Collins Dance Studios, and a scholarship at Bird College

Theatre credits include: Associate Choreographer for Gypsy (Royal Exchange Theatre), Associate Choreographer for The Witches of Eastwick (Swedish Premiere), Ensemble/Cover Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls (Théâtre Marigny); Assistant Choreographer/Suzanne in Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse); Assistant Choreographer/Dance Captain in Oklahoma! (Grange Park Opera); Dance Captain/Young Christine in Follies (National Theatre); 42nd Street (Théâtre du Châtelet); Thoroughly Modern Millie (Kilworth House Theatre); Associate Choreographer/Dance Captain in Mrs Henderson Presents (Noel Coward Theatre, Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto); Movement Captain in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Birmingham Rep); Assistant Choreographer/Peggy in Sunny Afternoon (Hampstead Theatre and Harold Pinter Theatre); Kiss Me, Kate (BBC Proms, Royal Albert Hall); Dance Captain in Evita (UK tour); My Fair Lady (Sheffield Crucible); Jesus Christ Superstar (Slovenia, Bronowski Productions); Wonderful Town (Royal Exchange Theatre with the Halle Orchestra); The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); Donna in Dreamboats and Petticoats (UK tour); Irving Berlin’s White Christmas (Plymouth Theatre Royal and Manchester Lowry); understudied and played Rumpleteaser in Cats (German tour, Cologne Musical-Dome and Frankfurt Alte Opera)

Training: London School of Musical Theatre

Credits include: Swing & DC in Bat Out of Hell (UK Tour, postponed due to Covid), Crystal Heart in Burlesque’d Live (Turbine Theatre), Slave of the Ring in Aladdin (Theatre Royal Windsor), Billie’s Babe (u/s Shell) in Closer to Heaven (Above the Stag Theatre), Pat (& Dance Captain) in Cilla the Musical (UK Tour – BKL Productions), Rizzo in Grease (Royal Caribbean), Frenchy (U/S Sandy) in Grease (Belinda King Productions), Wendy Darling in Peter Pan (The Stag Theatre Sevenoaks), Children’s Chorus in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (Adelphi Theatre)

Training: Laine Theatre Arts

Theatre Credits: Ensemble in Matilda (International Tour), Admetus/Macavity and understudy Rum Tum Tugger in Cats (Kilworth House Theatre), Neleus in Mary Poppins (Hamburg, Germany); Ensemble in Wicked (10th Anniversary London Company)

Film/Television Credits: Cats (Universal Pictures/Working Title Films); Dancer in Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration (BBC)

Training: Liam graduated from London Studio Centre with a 1st Class BA (Hons), winning the Dame Anna Neagle Award on behalf of Cameron Mackintosh.

Theatre includes: Montparnasse in Les Misérables (UK & European Tour), Wayne Burns in Strictly Ballroom The Musical (West Yorkshire Playhouse/Toronto/ West End), Chino in West Side Story (Salzberg Festival, Austria), cover Cliff in Cabaret (UK Tour), understudied and played Chris in Miss Saigon (Prince Edward, London), cover Sky in MAMMA MIA! (Novello, London), understudied and played Felicia in Priscilla Queen of the Desert! (UK Tour), cover Teen Angel/Doody in Grease (UK Tour), cover Troy in High School Musical (Asian Tour), cover Billy Kostecki in Dirty Dancing (UK Tour)

TV and Film includes: Bridgerton (Shondaland), Midsomer Murders (ITV), Rocketman (Paramount), Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again! (Universal), James Corden: Les Misérables Crosswalk The Musical (Fulwell 73), Miss Saigon: 25th Anniversary Performance (Universal)

Training: The Urdang Academy and Birmingham Ormiston Academy

Theatre credits whilst training include: Major Holmes in The Secret Garden, Bun Foo in Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Macbeth in Shakespeare Shorts

CHICAGO marks Theo’s professional debut.

Training: Northern Ballet, Leeds and Bird College Conservatoire, with a degree in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre

Theatre credits include: Showtime at the Jersey Opera House (Matt Nicholson), Mack and Mabel with the LMTC (Anthony Whiteman), Classic Brit Awards at the Royal Albert Hall (Paul Roberts), and the QDOS production of Aladdin as ensemble, cover Jasmine

In 2019, she played the demanding roles of Joule, cover Dinah, Carrie and Rocky 3 in Starlight Express, Bochum (Arlene Phillips).

Training: Diverse Choreography Dubai, VG School of Dance, and Laine Theatre Arts

Most recently, Harrison made his West End debut understudying and playing Eddie and Pepper in MAMMA MIA! (Novello Theatre).