Paul first trained at Masters Performing Arts College before

gaining a scholarship to Mountview, where he graduated with a

First Class BA (Hons) degree in Performing Arts.

His theatre credits include Alternate Galileo in We Will Rock You (UK Tour); Cover Frankie in the Original West End Cast of Jersey Boys (Prince Edward Theatre); Cover Pepper in Mamma Mia! (Prince Edward and Prince of Wales); Paul in Godspell (No 1 UK tour); and cover Boq in Wicked (Original London Cast, Apollo Victoria).

Paul’s television credits include Children In Need, Royal Variety Show, GMTV, Blue Peter and featured soloist on BBC1’s Star For A Night with Jane McDonald.

                                                           Rachael’s theatre credits include Eva Peron in Evita (UK No 1 Tour); Cyndi in

Grimm – Hard Core Fairytales (Mammoth Music Workshop); Amber in Hairspray (Shaftesbury Theatre); Meatloaf in We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre); Annette in Saturday Night Fever (Apollo Theatre); AJ in Loveshack (UK No 1 Tour); Miranda in Return to the Forbidden Planet (Lincoln Theatre Royal); Ariel in Footloose (UK No 1 Tour); Christine in A Chorus Line (Crucible, Sheffield); Serena in Fame (Aldwych Theatre); Pearl in Starlight Express (Germany); Cats (Hamburg); Spirit of the Dance (USA Tour) and My Father’s Son (Crucible, Sheffield).

Television credits include Coronation Street (ITV).

Oliver trained at Sir Paul McCartney’s The Liverpool Institute

for Performing Arts (LIPA), graduating with First Class Honours.

His theatre credits include What A Piece Duo & u/s Woof in Hair (Gielgud); Eccentric Dancer/Hussar & u/s Noah Claypole in Oliver! (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Paul & others in RENT (Garrick); Rayner Stokes in Chasing Fate (Birmingham Hippodrome); Ensemble & u/s George in The Wedding Singer (Original Cast, UK Tour); Crow/Ensemble & u/s Uncle Henry in The Wizard of Oz (RSC version, Southampton Mayflower); Swing & u/s Billy Flynn, Amos Hart & Mary Sunshine in Chicago (UK Tour); Ensemble & Swing in We Will Rock You (Dominion) and numerous roles as part of the Oriana Theatre Company for the Cruising Musicals Consortium.

Film & Television credits include featured dancer in Sir Kenneth Branagh’s The Magic Flute and Ralph in Transient Touch (Sightlines Productions).  In 2011, Oliver can be seen in

Andrew Lloyd Webber's new production of The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium).

Lori’s credits include the World Premiere Cast of Mamma Mia!

where she later played alternate Donna

(Prince Edward), Tanya (US National tour) and Rosie on Broadway (Winter Garden). Other NY credits include Bombs Away (Kirk Theatre), and Sondheim: A Celebration (Avery Fisher Hall).  In 2009 Lori played the Witch in Into The Woods (Landor). Previous London credits include roles at The Royal Opera House Covent Garden, The Royal National Theatre, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, The Barbican and The Royal Festival Hall.  She has played Christine in The Phantom of the Opera and Griddlebone/Jellylorum in Cats (both in Germany).

Lori’s recording work includes a Broadway Series at the Abbey Road Studios in London as well as the original cast recordings of Mamma Mia! and Lady in the Dark, which was the recipient of The Evening Standard Award.  Film work includes The Day of The Grackle, winner of five Short-Film Festival awards and Mamma Mia!

                                                           Originally from New Zealand, Rietta opened The O2 Arena as its first headline

act, following on to sing with Dame Shirley Bassey at Glastonbury Festival (and on her album).  Commercial album releases include a soul album with Luther Vandross, Gladys Knight & Maxwell, and a Tsunami relief project with INXS & the debut album for Elizabeth McGovern.

Rietta has performed with Richard O’Brien and has been the support artist for Joe Cocker, Bryan Adams & Johnny Gill. As a songwriter she has several successful releases.  Rietta had a No. 1 in Austria & No. 8 in Germany with a duet released with the late “Falco” and is about to release a single with Sony BMG.

Rietta’s musical theatre credits include Jesus Christ Superstar (Dance Captain), Cats, Chicago, Rush and Meatworks (Choreographer). Her film credits include The Slate (US) and Sisterhood.  Her television credits include Xena: Warrior Princess, Jack Of All Trades (both US) and Shortland Street.

Stuart trained at the Arts Educational School, London.

His theatre credits include: Earl in Whistle Down The Wind (UK Tour), Singing Priest in David Gest… My Life!, Phantom, covered and played Brad, Rocky, Riff Raff, and Eddie Dr Scott in The Rocky Horror Show (European Tour); Bishop in Les Miserables In Concert (Guernsey); Pooh-Bah in The Mikado (Union Theatre); Dance Captain and cover Marcel and Hugo in Aspects Of Love (UK Tour); Samuel in The Pirates Of Penzance (Kilworth House Theatre, Leicester); Caboose and cover Electra in Starlight Express (UK Tour); Tribe Member and cover Woof in Hair (Gate Theatre). 

Immediately after graduating Stuart created the role of Dom in Party Play, a pilot show for the Play House Disney Channel. He has recently filmed Leute Heute, with Right Said Fred, which aired in Germany.

Stuart Armfield

Rietta Austin

                                                                Mary graduated with a First Class BA (Hons) degree from the Guildford School

of Acting. Whilst at GSA she also received the Principals award for Musical Theatre 2006 & 2008. Prior to the Guildford School of Acting she received a diploma in acting at LAMDA.  Mary was a finalist in the Carleton Hobbs radio competition at the BBC in which she received a commendation for her solo work in the category ‘Shakespeare/or his Contemporary.’

Her theatre credits include Charlotte in Oliver! (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Woman 4 in A...My Name is Alice (Edinburgh Festival); Beebee in Suburbia; Ayah in The Secret Garden; Amy in Company and Marina in Pericles all at the Guildford School of Acting.

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Mary Cormack

                                                                Matthew trained at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

His theatre credits since graduating include cover Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s); cover Marius in Les Misérables (Queen’s Theatre) and Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert (O2 Arena).

Matthew Gent

Jodie’s theatre credits include Betty/Carmen in Me and Juliet

(Finborough Theatre); Emily Arden in State Fair (Trafalgar Studios 2); Jest End (Jermyn Street Theatre); Grizabella in Cats (Arena Tour); Holly in The Wedding Singer (Premiere UK Tour); Marcy Fitzwilliams in I Love You Because… (Landor); Standby Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (Duke of York’s); First Cover Eva Peron in Evita (Adelphi); Serena in Fame (Aldwych) and We Will Rock You (Dominion).

She played Fantine in Les Misérables in Concert and has appeared in Songs for a New World (Players Theatre) and as a soloist in The Night of 1000 Voices (Royal Albert Hall).

                                                            George’s theatre credits include Jimmy – Tough Guy in

Quadrophenia (National Tour); Marc Bolan in Twentieth Century Boy (Workshop); Joe Vegas in Fame (Shaftesbury Theatre); David in Bank (King’s Head); Angel in RENT (European Tour); Stu in Tonight’s the Night (National Tour); Chalkie in The Gate Escape (National Tour); Adam in Sixteen (National Tour) and Captain in Oliver! (London Palladium).

George is one of the stars of the movie Spiderhole, which recently opened at The Empire, Leicester Square.  He also appeared in the movie Boogeyman III.

Television credits include Ronnie in The Freaky Farleys and St Just in Terror & Utopia.  Radio credits include The Story of Is and A Town Like Alice both for the BBC.

George Maguire

Rachael Wooding