Live It 2012!

Worthing Hospital’s SCBU

Western Sussex Hospitals provide a wide variety of paediatric services and facilities dedicated to children that ensure they are treated in friendly, reassuring surroundings by health professionals who are specially trained in their care.

All our children’s clinics are run by a team of paediatric consultants and all children’s nursing care is supervised by a registered children’s nurse.

Parents/carers and the child are consulted throughout their hospital stay to enable them to have a say in decisions affecting their treatment and plan of care.

Cancer Research UK

Jennie Dale

Performer

Laine Theatre Arts

THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK, Drury Lane – original cast and cast recording.
LES MISÉRABLES, The Palace Theatre – understudied and played Madame Thenadier.
JERRY SPRINGER THE OPERA – Betsy Lou Danvers and Dance Captain
THE LIKES OF US – Sydmonton Festival with Stephen Fry, cast recording.
SLEEPING BEAUTY – Soho Theatre, Queen Annabelle
MARY POPPINS – Prince Edward Theatre. Katie Nanna understudied and played Mrs Brill, Miss Andrew and Mrs Corry
CARMEN – The Royal Opera House, Featured Flamenco Dancer, DVD.
LORD OF THE RINGS – Drury Lane, Widow Esmerelda Rumble. Understudy Rosie and Glorfindel, original cast and recording.
GIGI – Regents Park, original cast
SISTER ACT – Palladium, understudy Sister Mary Patrick, original cast and recording
OLIVER! – Larnaca Festival Widow Corney
LES MISÉRABLES 25 ANNIVERSARY CONCERT – O2 Arena.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK – Hackney Empire, Broad Bean.

Jennie’s television credits include, WINK BINGO dancing housewife, where she was literally “dancing on the ceiling”! and Freda in VICTORIA WOOD’S MID-LIFE XMAS and WHAT LARKS! for the BBC, where she worked alongside the wonderful Victoria Wood and Stephen Mear.

Visit Jennie’s Website

David McMullen

Bird College

David graduated from Bird College with a BA (Hons) in Dance and Theatre Performance. After graduating he pursued further dance training in New York at leading dance studios in Manhattan, including Broadway Dance Centre.

Theatre and TV credits include; ‘Buttons’ in Cinderella this coming Christmas (Wyllyotts Theatre, Potters Bar); Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance (Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne); Me & My Girl (Kilworth House); Pippin understudying the roles of ‘Pippin’, ‘Theo’ and ‘Lewis’ (Menier Chocolate Factory, London); ‘Younger Brother’ in Ragtime (Landor Theatre, London); Love Never Dies (Adelphi Theatre, London); ‘Wishee Washee’ in Aladdin (Courtyard Theatre, Hereford); Lend Me a Tenor (Theatre Royal, Plymouth); ‘IQ’ and understudy ‘Link Larkin’ in Hairspray (Shaftesbury Theatre, London); Crazy For You (Kilworth House Theatre); ‘Mark Cohen’ in a revival of Rent (Catford Broadway Studio Theatre, London); ‘Pirate Skylights’ and understudy ‘Peter Pan’ in Peter Pan (Milton Keynes Theatre); ‘Sasha’ and ‘Nachum’ in Fiddler on the Roof understudying the role of ‘Fyedka’ (UK National Tour); Mary Poppins understudying ‘Neleus’ (Prince Edward Theatre, London); ‘Frank’ in the Nickelodeon TV series Genie in the House; Cinderella understudying the role of ‘Dandini’ (Worthing Pavillion).

Recently, David premiered his one act cabaret ‘Boy Meets World!…And makes a Song and Dance of it!’ at Lauderdale House. David will be welcoming in the Christmas season in Potters Bar playing ‘Buttons’ in Cinderella at the Wyllyotts Theatre.

Mark Daley

Laine Theatre Arts

Sussex born Mark grew up attending the JSS Singers, before completing his training at Laine Theatre Arts, Epsom.

Theatre credits include: The Diamond Horseshoe Review & Encore! (Disney, Japan), The 12 Tenors (New Zealand, South Africa & Scandinavian Tours), The Thursford Christmas Spectacular (UK) & HMS Pinafore (Union Theatre, London)

Opera credits include: Dance Captain for BYO’s Romeo et Juliette (Peacock Theatre, London), Tosca (Royal Albert Hall), WNO’s La Cenerentola (UK Tour) & La Boheme (Soho Theatre, London).

Television credits include: Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeway (LWT), Popstar to Operastar (ITV), The Classical Brit Awards (ITV) & The Beat Goes On (Channel 5).

Helen Woolf

Southern Theatre Arts Centre / Royal Academy of Music

Vocalist. ‘Freddie for a Day 2012’: With Brian May, Kerry Ellis, Alfie Boe, & Tom Jones (Savoy)
Lead Female Vocalist. ‘West End Story’ – India 2012 (Arena Tour- India)
Lead Female Vocalist. ‘West End Story’ Uk 2012 (Various)
Rachel, ‘Friends: THE OPERA’ 2011, (Comedy Central Television)
Phyllis Rogers-Stone: ‘Follies’ 2011 (Sir Jack Lyons Theatre)
Rebecca: ‘Goodbye Barcelona’ Arcola Theatre London 2011 (Workshops)
Older Belle: ‘Little Me’ (Royal Academy of Music)
Diana: ‘California Suite’ (Royal Academy of Music)
Ivy: ‘Bare a Pop Opera’ UK Premier (Northbrook Theatre)
Johanna: ‘Sweeney Todd’ (Northbrook Theatre)

During her time at the Academy Helen had the pleasure of performing for theatre Legend: Stephen Sondheim. She also worked with Jason Robert Brown, Bobbie Cronin, Jeni Toksvig & Michael Bruce. Under the instruction of Mary Hammond, Anne Marie-Speed, Karen Rabinowitz, Anne James and many others Helen Graduated from the Royal Academy of Music in 2011 with a Triple Distinction. Since graduating some notable venues Helen has recently performed in are: The Royal Festival Hall – Directed by Stephen Hill, Wiltons Music Hall – Directed by George Hall, Middle Temple, Trafalgar Square & The battersea Barge. Helens work as a Performer has taken her overseas to India, France, Italy and Switzerland. Most recently Helen performed with Brian May, Tom Jones, Kerry Ellis & Alfie Boe at the Savoy Theatre under the supervision of ‘Queens’ Musical Director Spike Edney & Stuart Morley: Musical Director of We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre). Helen is also in demand as a teacher and as a recording artist and can be heard on many recordings by composers: Matheson Bayley, Frank Lazarus & Karl Leicowitz.

Dom Hodson

Royal Academy of Music

Dom studied at the University of Manchester before training at the Royal Academy of Music, graduating in 2011.

Theatre credits include: Rolf in ‘The Sound of Music’ (Kilworth House), Austin in ‘I Love You Because’ (Jermyn Street), Prince Charming in ‘Cinderella’ (QDOS, Hull New Theatre), and Prince Giglio in ‘The Rose and The Ring’ (The Dancehouse, Manchester).

Workshops include ‘Goodbye Barcelona’ for The Arcola Theatre and ‘The Last 5 Years’ with Jason Robert Brown at The Bridewell.

Dom also spent several years with the NYMT, with whom credits include: The Man in ‘Whistle Down the Wind’ (Greenwich Theatre), Noble Egglestone in ‘Little Me’ (Bloomsbury), and Cheek in ‘The Dreaming’ (E.M. Forster Theatre).

Sinead Mathias

Southern Theatre Arts Centre / Tiffany Theatre College

Sinead graduated from Southern Theatre Arts Centre with a foundation degree in musical theatre,where she was fortunate to play Ivy in the premiere of Bare and Mimi in Rent. She then went on to continue her training in dance at Tiffany Theatre College. At Tiffanys she was fortunate to work with industry professions such as Hadley Fraser, Christian Storm and Katy Rowley Jones, and gained experience in modelling as well has finding representation with Paling and Jenkins Associates.
Having graduated Sinead then went on to play Georgia in Burlesque,a new musical produced by Danielle Tarrento , performed at Jermyn Street Theatre Piccadilly. Which then went on to win the whats on stage award for best new musical.

Rachel Apps

Millenium Performing Arts, London

Rachel trained professionally at Millennium Performing Arts, London. Whilst at college she worked with Claude-Michel Schonberg, Timothy Sheader, Mary King, Nikki Woollaston and Lucie Pankhurst.
Rachel has worked as Assistant Choreographer to Lucie Pankhurst, most recently for Three Men in a Boat UK Tour, as well as CBBC’S Sadie J and performed with her troupe in ShowChoir an ITV spin off of Glee.
She is currently choreographing Anything Goes for Worthing Musical Comedy Society and The Sound of Music for Brighton Theatre Group.
Most recently she featured in Mila Falls’ debut music video, working with Jessie J’s costume designer and crew from Avatar.

Jake Bowerman

Millenium Performing Arts, London

Jake started dancing at the age of 16 with the Caroline Salmon School of Dance and Musical Craft, and furthered his technique at Millennium Performing Arts, where he received a scholarship for his training. During training he worked with many artists including Claude-Michel Schonberg, Kate Flatt, Mary King, Stephen Mear, Nikki Woollaston and Rafael Bonachela’s repetiteur Cameron McMillan.
Since graduating, he has been on an eight month contract in Australia working through Grayboy Entertainment with William Forsythe for P&O cruises.
Jake has just finished working on Opera North’s Carousel with Jo Davies, Kim Brandstrup and Kay Shepherd.

Northbrook MET

An exciting course for gifted students who wish to explore and develop their skills with a view to progressing to appropriate work in musical theatre or further study. The course programme involves the study and practice of both traditional and innovative areas of musical performance, including the study of Sondheim, Schwartz, Jason Robert Brown and other classic and contemporary innovators in the field of musical theatre. The course includes in-depth vocal training, a range of acting techniques and practitioners and many dance styles including jazz, tap, ballet, contemporary, pas de deux and commercial. Recent musicals have included “Sideshow”, “Bare” and “Rent” and, in addition to this, the students are given the opportunity to present their skills at an agents’ showcase in Brighton and London.

Kompact Theatre

Kompact Theatre formed in 2009 with the idea of producing compact contemporary musical theatre. The company focus is on using material by contemporary composers who create work for smaller casts. The result is innovative work that often challenges the barriers instilled by traditional musical theatre. We premiered our first show ‘Catch Me I’m Falling’ at the Northbrook Theatre. This production was so well received that we were asked to add more dates and in October 2009 Kompact returned for a further run. In May 2010 Kompact were lucky enough to perform at Concorde 2 in Brighton for our production of ‘To Look Beyond…‘ as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival. In 2010 the company decided to strip back their productions even further to become even more ‘KOMPACT’ and so presented an evening of alternative cabaret at the newly refurbished Brighton Ballrooms in November. With the success of this performance, we continue to perform our ‘Kompact Cabaret’ evenings at venues across Brighton and London. Kompact boasts an experienced cast and production team whose training includes East 15, ALRA, The London College of Music, Arts Ed, Royal Academy of Music, Mountview and STAC. Performance, production and directorial credits span stage and screen all across the UK, Europe and further afield in Japan, USA and Australia.

Our passion and commitment makes us who we are.

We are not trying to change the world through theatre, we are trying to spread a little Kompact love and we would love you to be a part of it.

Stop Gap

Dance Company

StopGAP Dance Company is the UK’s leading integrated company for dancers with and without disabilities. StopGAP Dance Company has unparalleled experience in integrated dance. The company tours nationally and internationally, and is a National Portfolio Organisation of Arts Council England. StopGAP’s evocative and vivacious work gives a kaleidoscopic view of the world. The surprising shifts of images connect with our audiences to ignite their curiosity.

Dance Industry

Theatre School

Dance Industry take on pupils of all ages, ability and gender as we believe that everyone should have equal opportunities – whether its for fun or for a future career. Training in dance and theatre arts provides and improves on skills including confidence, team work, discipline, creativity and fitness.

Danyl James Turvey

Southern Theatre Arts Centre

Mel DeHaviland

Southern Theatre Arts Centre

Sophie Mills

Southern Theatre Arts Centre

Kristian Thomas Turner

Southern Theatre Arts Centre

William Austin

Southern Theatre Arts Centre

Nicola Martinus Smith

Southern Theatre Arts Centre

Jack Lansbury

Performer

Jack trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts where he achieved his honours degree following on from his two years at Northbrook MET .
Whilst training at Mountview he played ‘Tevye’ in Fiddler on the roof , ‘Hugh Dorsey’ in Parade , ‘Marshall ‘ in Gas station Angel, ‘Clyde’ in Bonnie and Clyde and ‘Sonny’ in Grease. His professional theatre credits include ‘ Puck’ in A midsummer night’s dream ( Aldeburgh festival), ensemble in Cinderella and Dick Whittington (and his meercat ) Theatre Royal York and most recently in London’s West end avenue ‘Boq’ in Wicked.

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Sunday 7th October, 2012

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