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ALAN DALE
King Arthur
Alan has been starring as Bradford Meade in ABC’s hit comedy “Ugly Betty.” As President/CEO of Meade Publications and father of Daniel Meade, Bradford is a well-posed professional seeking the success of both his business and his son. In an attempt to keep his son from sleeping with another assistant, he insists Daniel hire the unattractive, yet hard-working Betty.
Previously branded “the richest man in The O.C.”, Alan starred as Caleb Nichol on the FOX sensation “The O.C.” Alan has a recurring role as Charles Widmore in “Lost” and appeared as Metcalfe in NBC’s “E-Ring.”
Along with his other power driven roles, he has also appeared as Mitch Bryce, Secretary of Commerce in “The West Wing” and Vice President Jim Prescott in “24.” Alan also created a stir during his recurring role as Director Tom Morrow on the CBS action drama “NCIS.” Other notable television credits include "The X-Files, "ER” and “The Practice.”
Alan has also been seen on the big screen as Praetor Hiren, the zealous president of the Romulan Senate in Star Trek: Nemesis. Playing the role of an experienced politician, he formulates a plan to protect the political course of Romulus. Later he was cast as Commander Preston in Hollywood Homicide with Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett. He was seen alongside Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek in After the Sunset. You may also recognize him from other films such as Space: Above and Beyond, First Daughter and The Extreme Team.
Alan also has extensive theatre credits and is known for his role as Jim Robinson in the Australian TV hit ‘Neighbours’ He has hosted his own radio shows and is a successful voice-over artist.
Alan has just filmed the guest lead of Copley for BBC’s Torchwood and will be seen shortly as ruthless politician Donald Hagan in new ITV drama Midnight Man for Carnival Pictures starring alongside Catherine McCormack and James Nesbitt.
Alan will also be seen in the new Australian series ‘Sea Patrol’ which will air in Australia this year and the new Indiana Jones movie ‘Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Skull’ directed by Steven Spielberg to be released this year. |
NINA SÖDERQUIST
The Lady of the Lake
For the past 15 years I have been working in the entertainment industry both as lead-singer with several bands, artist in different show productions, studio vocalist, and support singer. 2006 I was working as background-singer for the unforgettable “Bee Gees” Robin Gibb. Im working on my first album with the producer Matti Alfonzetti /Bronco Music. Hopefully the album will be ready this spring/-08. I am un feald-entertainer for the Swedish army. Ive been in Liberia -06 and in Afghanistan in aug-07 were i sang for the UN-soldiers. Throughout the years I have worked with “Wallmans Salonger” across Scandinavia, as well as several domestic artists such as Niklas Andersson, Martin Stenmarck, Roger Pontare, Loa Falkman, Charlotte Perelli, Pernilla Wahlgren, Magnus Bäcklund, Måns Zemmerlöf and many others. Some other performances were the victory-concert for Sweden’s hockey team “Tre Kronor” after winning Olympic Gold, the kick-off for the Swedish soccer-league at the world championships in Berlin as well as several other corporate events. Due to my work and burning ambition for my job I have a great experience within the entertainment & event business and I love my work! As an artist I can deliver a strong scene-appearance and a voice that will touch the audience, I also provide a fond balance of northern Swedish charms and humour and I consider myself to be curious, ambitious, flexible and eager. My performances stretch from Jazz to Rock’n’Roll, and I have also worked with dance, standup-comedian and showhost-duties. |
GRAHAM MACDUFF
Sir Dennis Galahad, The Black Knight, PrinceHerbert’s Father
Training: Graham studied at the Royal Ballet and Arts Educational Schools. Film includes: The Phantom of the Opera. Television includes: The Royal, Down To Earth, Hollyoaks. Radio includes: Friday Night Is Music Night (BBC Radio). Theatre includes: Joey Biltmore/Society Max (Original Cast) in Guys & Dolls (Piccadilly); Josef Schillinger in Grand Hotel (Donmar Warehouse); Proteon cover Miles Gloriosus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, (National Theatre); Orin in Little Shop Of Horrors (West Yorkshire Playhouse) Billy Flynn in Chicago (Adelphi); Miss Texas in Pageant (Kings Head and Vaudeville); Bernardo in West Side Story (Prince of Wales & National Tour); Kenicke in Grease (Dominion); Tulsa in Gypsy & Herb in Godspell (both at Mercury Theatre, Colchester); The Arbiter in Chess (National Tour); Miss Saigon (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Me and My Girl (Adelphi). |
JAKE NIGHTINGALE
Sir Lancelot, The French Taunter, Knight of Ni, Tim the Enchanter
Theatre credits: Harold in Steptoe and Son (Comedy Theatre and York Theatre Royal); Lawrie in Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads (National Theatre); Henry VI, Part 1; Henry VI, Part 2; Henry VI, Part 3; Whit/Bristle in Bartholomew Fair; Abhorson in Measure for Measure; Roberto Zucco (RSC) and Turf/Chris
Lamriano in Inside the Farm (Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch).
Television and Film Credits: Oliver Twist; Casualty; Dalziel and Pascoe; Doctors; Cherished; Crime and Punishment; David Copperfield; Let Them Eat Cake; Roger Roger and Birds of a Feather (BBC); The Bill (Thames); Cocaine Nation (Sky); Hustle II (Kudos); London’s Burning (LWT); The Vice (Carlton); Emma Brody (Jersey TV); Burnside (Pearson); Never Never (Company Pictures); The Last Musketeer (Coastal); Murder Prevention (World Productions); Skin Deep (Celador); Golden Rule (Blast Films) Woody Allen (Iberville Productions); To Kill a King (Natural Nylon); Monsieur N (Loma Nash); Spider (Catherine Bailey Films) and Dead Babies (Gruber Films). |
ANDREW SPILLETT
Patsy, Guard 2, Mayor
Training: Ambury School of Dance and Drama. Theatre includes: Panky in Aladdin (Old Vic) directed by Sean Mathias, Show Boat and La Bohème (Royal Albert Hall), Kangaroo in Just So and Strephon in Out of this World (Chichester Festival Theatre), Al in A Chorus Line (Sheffield Crucible), Our House (Cambridge Theatre) directed by Matthew Warchus, Nathaniel/Paul in Kiss Me, Kate (Victoria Palace) directed by Michael Blakemore, The Beautiful Game (Cambridge Theatre) and also the workshop as part of the Sydmonton Festival, covered and played Amos in Whistle Down the Wind (Aldwych) and Flat-Top in Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria). Workshops include It’s A Wonderful Life and We Will Rock You directed by Christopher Renshaw. |
ROBERT HANDS
Sir Robin, Guard 1, Brother Maynard
Training: Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Theatre includes: The Schumann Plan (Hampstead), Chicago (Adelphi), MAMMA MIA!(Prince of Wales), A Midsummer Night’s Dream(Comedy and Watermill),Rose Rage (Theatre Royal, Haymarket, and Watermill),Lady Windermere’s Fan(Theatre Royal, Haymarket),Arcadia, Three Sisters,Victory! and Culture Vultures(Chichester Festival), Cherry Orchard (English Touring Theatre),The Woman in Black (Fortune), Troilus and Cressida and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regent’s Park), A View from the Bridgeand As You Like It (Greenwich), Mrs Warren’s Profession (tour), Tess of the d’Urbevilles (Manchester Royal Exchange), The Importance of Being Earnest (Old Vic), Valentine’s Day (Gielgud), Walpurgis Night (Gate), Invisible Friends (NT), Out of the Sun (Southampton Nuffield), Great Expectations (Liverpool Playhouse), Macbeth(Farnham Redgrave) and The Wars of the Roses (Old Vic and tour, English Shakespeare Company).Film includes: Pure, Charlotte Gray, Anna and the King, Shine, Foreign Affairs. Television includes: Doctor Who, Heartbeat, The Plot to Kill Hitler, The Dark Room, Peak Practice, Strike Force, The Vet, Sharpe’s Battle, Which Way to the War? The House of Elliot, Demob, Gwynn Thomas, The Bill, Grange Hill, Achilles Heel, Inspector Wexford. |
STEVEN KYNMAN
Historian, Not Dead Fred, French Guard, Minstrel, Prince Herbert
Winner of the BBC’s Funny Hunt 2006, Steven trained with the Northern Theatre Company in his native Hull. He most recently played Franz in the Olivier Award-winning Sunday in the Park with George at the Menier Chocolate Factory and Wyndhams, West-End. A comedy regular of BBC Radio he has most recently recorded new sitcoms The Castle and Hut 33 for Radio 4, his other credits include Rubbish, Another Case of Milton Jones, Adventures of Jack Stalwart, Think the Unthinkable, The Unofficial Election, Fergus Crane, Giles Wembley Hogg, The Pits, Concrete Cow and many others. He is also the voice of Fireman Sam in the new animated series! On TV, he recently filmed a new pilot sitcom Crawford Park, and previously appeared in Combat Sheep, Dare to Believe, Construction Site and Flash Boyfriend. Other theatre includes Charlie Brown in the 21st Anniversary West-End Production of Snoopy! The Musical; Golf (Byre, St Andrews), Ernest in The Admirable Crichton, Harry in The Ladykillers, Ronnie in The Winslow Boy and Toby in Amy’s View (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Boy in Before Nell, After Agincourt; Tupper in Forty Years On (No.1 Tour); Schlomo in Fame (Cambridge Theatre, London). Occasionally Steven has his hand inserted in something covered in foam and fur, puppeteering for Jim Henson and The Fimbles. On film, Steven recently appeared in A Higher Agency, playing opposite Antony Sher and Jack Davenport which recently swept the board at the New York First Run Film Festival. For more information on Steven, please visit www.colekitchenn.com |
TONY TIMBERLAKE
Sir Bedevere, Dennis’s Mother, Concorde
Trained: Mountview Theatre School Theatre includes: Harold in The Full Monty (Prince of Wales), Shanks in Habeas Corpus(Northampton),Kenneth in Cleo,Camping,Emmanuelle and Dick(Watford), Tringham in Tess of the d’Urbervilles (Derby and Salisbury), Bob Cratchitt in The Ghosts of Scrooge(Manchester Library), Into the Woods (Donmar), Roscoe Dexter in Singin’ in the Rain (NT), Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland, Lion in The Wizard of Oz, Northern Exposure (all West Yorkshire Playhouse), Thénardier in Les Misérables (Palace), Lenny in Romance Romance (Bridewell), Abanazer in Aladdin (Hackney Empire), Mugsy in Dealer’s Choice (Union Theatre), Gus/Growltiger, Bustopher Jones in Cats (New London),Father in Twopencce to Cross the Mersey (LiverpoolEmpire) and Woof in Hair (UK tour).Film and video include: Over the Edge, Four More Hours, Cats, Hey, Mr Producer! and the tenth anniversary of Les Misérables at the Royal Albert Hall. Television includes: Judge John Deed, The English File, Powers, Look and Read Spywatch, Dreamteam, The Bill, Footballers’ Wives, Brookside, Grafters, It’s Droibee Time and Whenever.(Christmas Special 2006), Lindy Lou in Genie in the House, Mrs Harris in Hotel Babylon, Love Soup, Family Affairs,Bo’ Selecta!, Pepsi-Max, Goldie-Lookin’ Chain and stunt double in The Mummy Returns. Other: presenter for Canon Expo, Paris, international tour in Candy, dancer for Reebok, Nissan, CSE and The Vitality Show. |
KRYSTAL ARCHER
Ensemble
Theatre includes: Sylvie in A Garden Fete (Eye Theatre), Aisla Crane in The Case of the Frightened Lady (tour), Chiffon in Little Shop of Horrors (Octagon), Belle in Beauty and the Beast (Playhouse, Weston),Lucy in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown and Cinderella in Cinderella (Shrewsbury Music Hall). She directed and choreographed The Wedding Experience and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Palace, Westcliff). Film and television include: Nerys in Doctor Who. Krystal is delighted to be making her West End debut in the original UK cast of Spamalot. |
KAREN ASPINALL
Ensemble
Karen began dancing at the Bailey-Cox School of dance in Sheffield and went on to train professionally at Laine Theatre Arts, graduating with a musical theatre diploma in dance and ISTD teaching qualifications in ballet and modern. Theatre credits include: Mitzi Lee in Babes in Arms (Chichester Festival Theatre) Original cast The Ha’Penny Bridge (The Point Dublin) The Merry Widow and Die Fledermaus (Opera Holland Park), Children Will Listen a Sondheim celebration concert (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Hey Mr Producer! for Jean Ann Ryan productions onboard the MS Norwegian Sky, Aladdin and Dick Whittington (Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield) and West End Laine (Aldwych Theatre). TV and Film: The three part drama Casanova and Mrs Henderson Presents. Karen would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support. |
BEN CLARE
Swing, Resident Choreographer, Fight Captain
Training: Hylton Bromley Theatre School.Theatre includes: in the West End Guys and Dolls (Piccadilly, original cast),Chicago (Adelphi), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium, original cast),Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria) and Beauty and the Beast (Dominion). Other theatre includes: Oklahoma!, Hello, Dolly! and Evita (all Liverpool Empire).Film includes: Jesus Christ Superstar. |
BRENDAN CULL
Ensemble
Training: KCTS in Woking and the Arts Educational Schools, London, where he received the Harmer-Smith Award for best all-round performer. Theatre includes: Sammy in Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens (Brighton Fringe) and he created the role of Jim in The Railway Children(Sevenoaks Playhouse).Workshops: It’s a Wonderful Life and Raindogs. Recordings include: Heavens Above and The Railway Children (original cast recording).Brendan is thrilled to be making his West End debut in Spamalot and wishes to thank his family for all their love and support. www.brendancull.com |
ROSS DAWES
Standby King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, Patsy, Sir Robin
Theatre includes: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium), Starlight Express(Apollo Victoria), Saturday Night Fever (London Palladium), Evita (UK tour), Singin’ in the Rain (UKtour), Medea (Brockley Jack Theatre), Oliver! (UK tour) and Peter Pan the Musical(Aldwych and UK tour).To Lauren and Mackenzie: love ya hug ya kiss ya miss ya. |
STUART DAWES
Ensemble
Training: Arts Educational. Theatre includes: Grease(UK tour), On the Town(ENO Coliseum), Singin’ in the Rain (Sadler’s Wells and Leicester Haymarket),Kenny in Flora the Red Menace (Dundee Rep and Scottish tour), We Will Rock You (Dominion), Romeo and Juliet and Robin Hood (both Piccadilly), Goodie in Fame(Cambridge Theatre), Charlie Bates in Oliver! (London Palladium) and Michael in Peter Pan (West End and UK tour). He played Nicolia in The Nutcracker and Peter Page in Romeo and Juliet for English National Ballet. Film and television include: The Rainbow, Jim Davidson Presents, Night Fever, Inspector Poirot and numerous adverts. |
AMY FIELD
Standby Lady of the Lake
Trained: Doreen Bird College of Performing Arts. Theatre includes: ShowBoat (Royal Albert Hall),Promises, Promises(Crucible, Sheffield), Ashley in Starlight Express (UK tour), Roxie and Velma in Chicago (Adelphi), Ga GaGirl in We Will Rock You(Dominion) and Buffy/Dinah in Starlight Express (Apollo Victoria). |
REBECCA GIACOPAZZI
Swing, Assistant Dance Captain
Training: The Arts Educational Schools, London, at the lower school and as a student. Theatre includes: Manhattan Nights (Stockport Plaza), Swing Fever (UK tour), Saturday Night Fever (cover and played Stephanie Mangano – Apollo Victoria Theatre, and the role of Stephanie Mangano at the Musical Dome, Cologne), Chicago (UK tour and West End), Kiss Me, Kate (Victoria Palace), Beauty and the Beast(European tour) and Dreamgirls (Theater des Westens, Berlin).Film includes: Kevin Spacey’s Beyond the Sea and Kiss Me, Kate. Recordings include: Saturday Night Fever (Germany).Hair shows include: Paul Mitchell and L’Oreal for Nick Winston. Choreography includes: The Party (Grosvenor House Hotel), Seussical (Fairfield Hall, Croydon, as assistant choreographer/director), A Clockwork Orange (Broadway Theatre, Catford) and Kiss Me, Kate (UK tour as assistant to the associate choreographer). Rebecca is choreographer for the brand new corporate entertainment phenomenon Soprano Security. |
EMMA GREEN
Ensemble
Training: Doreen Bird College from where she graduated with a Diploma and ISTD teaching qualifications. Theatre includes: Emma joins Spamalot direct from the UK touring production of Grease, in which she understudied and performed the roles of Patty, Marty and Cha Cha on numerous occasions. Other theatre includes: Fame – the Musical in which she understudied and played Iris Kelly (UK tour), 42nd Street playing Anytime Annie (UK tour) and ensemble at Thursford Christmas Spectacular. Emma has also worked for Disney as a principal singer/dancer and most recently as a choreographer. Her ventures with Disney have taken her to the United States and Tokyo. She has also performed for Celebrity Cruises, travelling to New York and Bermuda. Television includes: TV and commercial projects including dancing and modelling for Kylie Minogue, dancing for Sky TV, several international commercials and presenting for the World Poker Championship, Sky Sports(Dublin). www.access-associates.co.uk/egreen |
SELINA HAMILTON
Ensemble
Training: Elmhurst Performing Arts School and London Studio Centre. Since completing her training her credits include: Classical Spectacular at the Royal Albert Hall; a tradeshow for Mercedes Vans; photographic contracts for Motorola Phones and Nintendo Games; a promotional tour for Budweiser; Salon International Hair Show in London; MOBO Awards; Cannes Film Festival; the Berkeley Square Ball; and The Fratellis pop promo. Selina is delighted to be making her West End debut in Spamalot. |
AMBER NEALE
Ensemble
Training: Arts Educational Schools in London. Theatre includes: Arms and the Cow (Opera North), Beautiful and Damned(Lyric), Lido de Paris (Paris, France).Television includes: 200Year Anniversary of Hans Christian Anderson(worldwide).Amber has also performed for dance companies in many countries including Japan and South Korea and at various fashion and hair shows in Paris, France. www.reanimator.co.uk |
HAYLEY REED
Swing
Training: M.A.D.D. and Arts Education Schools, London. Theatre credits include: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas the Musical (Theatre Royal, Plymouth and The Mayflower, Southampton), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (New London Theatre and UK Tour), Mona in Chicago,section of A Celebration of West End (Palace Theatre), Remembrance Gala (Millennium Dome), Cinderella (Hexagon Theatre, Reading), and Aladdin (Theatre Royal, Nottingham). Television includes: Blue Peter, GMTV, Love Bites (LWT), SMTV, This Morning and the Lynx commercial. Hayley is represented by Olivia Bell Ltd. |
ANDY REES
Ensemble
Born in Hull, Andy moved to London to train at Laine Theatre Arts. His theatre credits include: UK Tour of The Rocky Horror Show; Chicago at the Adelphi Theatre and then the Cambridge Theatre, London; UK Tour of Boogie Nights 2; and a Royal Variety Performance at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh. Performances in pantomime include Cinderella at the Bristol Hippodrome, Snow White at Richmond Theatre and Aladdin at the King’s Theatre, Glasgow. |
GAVIN STAPLEHURST
Ensemble
Training: Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre includes: ensemble as well as understudying and playing the Lead Tenor in The Producers (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), understudying and playing The Prince in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Churchill, Bromley),Royal Variety Performance2003 (Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, and Granada Television), Cinderella (New Victoria, Woking), West End Laine (Aldwych), The Cunning Little Vixen (Royal Opera House) and Joy to the World(Royal Albert Hall).Television includes: featured dancer in pop videos for The Cheeky Girls and Ce-Ce and John, Top of the Pops Saturday, Greasemania and The Biz. |
KARL STEVENS
Swing
Trained in all aspects of dance and musical theatre at the Hammond School, Chester. Karl graduated as a qualified teacher for the Royal Academy of Dancing. Since leaving college, Karl’s professional engagements include: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the London Palladium; the original UK tours of Thoroughly Modern Millie and Sunset Boulevard; the original German cast of Saturday Night Fever, understudying and playing the roles of Gus and Joey as well as singing on the original German cast recording. Karl performed in Adam Cooper’s On Your Toes, understudying and playing the part of Phill Dolan II on its Japanese tour; and also in an original and alternative production of West Side Story at the Bregenz festival in Austria, dancing on a floating theatre in the middle of Lake Constance. He also toured with Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (understudying and playing the roles of Frank, Ephraim and Gideon) and also with Calamity Jane, which also played a season at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Karl played the role of Aladdin in Disney’s Magical Moment, performing in London, Paris and Rome. He has appeared in pantomimes throughout the UK, including LWT’s production of Jack and the Beanstalk with Julie Walters. As a choreographer, Karl’s work includes: Mother Goose at the Chirchill Theatre, Bromley; Celtic Journey at the Marlow Theatre, Canterbury; Dick Whittington at the Richmond theatre; Aladdin at the New Victoria Theatre; Woking, Peter Pan and La Belle Helene at the Chester Gateway theatre. He also choreographed a production of Return to the Forbidden Planet in Belfast Oliver in East London, and excerpts from Wild Party and Pajama Game for Arts Educational. Karl works as a choreographer and teacher at most of the vocational dance training colleges around the country. He also helped coach the young stars of the West End’s highly acclaimed; Billy Elliot. Karl’s classical credits include: Mr Fezziwig in Christopher Hampson’s production of A Christmas Carol at the Royal Festival Hall; Swan Lake at the English National Ballet. He has also danced the roles of Franz in Coppelia, The Blue Bird in Sleeping Beauty and the Sugar Plum Fairy’s Cavalier in The Nutcracker. Karl has also danced for Martine Mc Cutcheon in Martine Sings the Musicals (Carlton TV). And his film and television credits include; Kinky Boots, The Little Prince, Proms in the Park, and various commercials including, Samsung, T.Mobile, and Rover. He is thrilled to be the joining the cast of Spamalot. This one’s for you Dad! |
SEBASTIAN SYKES
Ensemble
Training: Laine Theatre Arts (musical theatre diploma).Theatre includes: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers(UK tour), understudy to David Essex in Boogie Nights 2 (UK tour), Beauty and the Beast (Beck, Hayes),West End Laine (Aldwych)and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Hawth, Crawley, and New, Hull).Television includes: Children’s Ward and Coronation Street. Sebastian is delighted to be appearing in Spamalot and would like to thank his friends and family for all their love, support and encouragement. |
LUZAHNN TAYLOR
Ensemble
Training: Janet Dupont School of Dance from the age of two. She completed her training at the Doreen Bird College of Performing Arts. Theatre includes: The Producers (Theatre Royal,Drury Lane), The Lion King as Sarabi, Chicago as June and Mama Morton (Adelphi) and 42nd Street (UK tour).Film includes: Alexander directed by Oliver Stone (featured Harem Dancer), Aks filmed in Bombay and The Girl with Brains in Her Feet. Television includes: Top of the Pops with ‘Push theLegacy’, Best Pop Act 2002 with Shaggy and ‘It Wasn’t Me’, Christmas with Emma Bunton and ‘Maybe’, Ant and Dec’s show with ‘Crickets Sing for Anna Maria’ as well as Parkinson’s Christmas Special. Luzahnn can be spotted in commercials for 02 Mobiles, VH1 and Coca Cola. She also choreographed the music video ‘Shorty’ by Chris Covers. Fashion shows include: The Clothes Show, The Cosmopolitan Show, Adidas Sports and hair shows for Wella. www.reanimator.co.uk |
IAN WALLER
Swing
Ian started dancing at 7 but by 8.45 was back in bed thinking of a new career. Coming up blank he ended up attending the Betty Laine Clinic for three years of therapy. Surviving that, he tried breaking into musicals. A hundred hours of community service later he finds auditions are the way to get into musicals not a crowbar. Luckily someone took pity on him and gave him a job in Me and My Girl (UK Tour). They then made him Dance Captain for the second year, fools. He then went from show to show as Dance Captain including, Hot Shoe Shuffle (UK Tour) Tommy (Shaftesbury), Peggy Sue Got Married (Shaftesbury), West Side Story (Prince Edward/Prince of Wales - Resident Choreographer), My Fair Lady (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), The Full Monty (UK Tour), Scrooge (Manchester Palace), Miss Saigon (UK Tour). Other shows he has been in are My One and Only (Piccadilly), Singin’ in the Rain (National Theatre), Eating Raoul (Bridewell - Assistant Choreographer). Most recently he was choreographer on Billy Elliot (Victoria Palace). His international film debut was in the Kevin Spacey film Beyond the Sea (if you look closely you’ll see him in the first dance number). Choreographic credits include Cooking with Elvis (Whitehall), Stones in His Pockets (US Tour), Girls’ Night Out (UK Tour), Grease (CMC Cruises), Double Act (Polka Theatre and UK Tour), Stuart Little, Cinderella, Brown Paper Tiger and Friendly Matches (all Polka Theatre). He loves his mum, supports Chelsea and hates people who big themselves up through their blogs |
JAMIE WILKIN
Ensemble
Training:Arts Educational, London. Theatre includes: Guys and Dolls (U.K. Tour), Goodie in Fame (Aldwych), Eddie in Mamma Mia! (Prince Edward & Prince of Wales), Grease (Victoria Palace), West-Side Story (U.K. Tour). |
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