Sally's UK roles include Mrs Wilkinson in Billy Elliot, Josie in Taboo, Rose in Gypsy, Martha in White Christmas, Toine in Piaf, Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Roxie Hart in Chicago; Miss Berta in Acorn Antiques, Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia!, Grizabella in Cats, Rizzo in Grease and Ruby Keeler in Jolson.
She has also worked in the US playing Kath Starr in Becoming Nancy, Sue Snell in Carrie, Peggy White in The Last Ship, Madame De Maurier in Finding Neverland and Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd.
Sally has appeared on television in Eastenders, Doctors, The Bill and Down to Earth.

Gary has appeared on Broadway in Dr Zhivago, Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady and Dolittle.
He has also worked in the West End in Mamma Mia!, Love Story, Bell's are Ringing, The Crucible, A Streetcar Named Desire, Imagine This, Evita and Chicago.
His television credits include The Crowded Room, Instinct, The Good Fight, Elementary, Deadbeat, PeterPan Live, Law And Order SVU, Eastenders, Dr Who, The Bill, MI5 and Murphy's Law. His film credits include Time to Pay Off Debts, The Preppie Connection, Emily And Tim, Dead Europe and John Carter of Mars.

Ciarán was trained at LAMDA.
His theatre credits include The Windsors: Endgame, The Duchess of Malfi, Rutherford and Son, Love and Information and Tumulus. He has appeared on television in Peaky Blinders, Templ, Small Axe, Father Brown, Call The Midwife, Washington, Krypton, The Last Kingdom and on film in Red Joan and Where Hands Touch.

She is originally from County Durham in the UK where she trained at Marron Theatre Arts. Charlie left home at eleven to study at the Royal Ballet School where she was Head Girl and received the April Olrich Award for Dynamic Performance. She completed her training at the London Studio Centre.
Her theatre credits include Resident Choreographer and Swing/Cover for Dawn in Waitress, Swing/Dance Captain in Matilda, Swing/Dance Captain/Cover for Mrs Wilkinson and Dead Mam in Billy Elliot, Kathy Seldon in Singin' in the Rain, Swing/Cover and Dead Mam in Billy Elliot Ensemble/U/S for Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, Ensemble in 42nd Street Gala Performance, Ensemble/Cover and Lina Lamont in Singin' in the Rain, Swing/1st U/S for Anita in West Side Story.
Her television credits include Saturday Night Takeaway, Surprise Surprise!, This Morning, Royal Variety Performance 2011 and Bo-Selecta. Charlie appeared in the music video for James Morrison's Get To You and on film in Matilda and Billy Elliot Live.

 

Her theatre credits include: South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre), Top Hat (The Mill at Sonning), The Boy in the Dress (RSC) et Kiss Me, Kate (Sheffield Crucible). She took part in the Back to the Future workshop. Clancy has also appeared on radio in Friday Night is Music Night (BBC Radio 2).

During her training, she appeared in Disney's Freaky Friday, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Ordinary Days, Worlds Apart, Soapdish, The Olivier Awards, West Side Story, et On The Town BBC Proms.

Elizabeth graduated in dance and theatre from the renowned Bird College.
She made her debut in the musical Starlight Express in Bochum, Germany. After this contract, she went on to perform with artist Cheryl (Mighty Hoopla, Birmingham Pride) and the National Television Awards for boy band, JLS. She also played Dandini at the New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth. In 2022, she joined Freedom with Johannes Radebe of Strictly for the UK national tour.
Elizabeth recently performed with Tawbox at the historic closing ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
She is in the new season of Starstruck for ITV and can be seen in Season 2 of The Masked Dancer.

Her theatre credits include: Chess (Theatre Royal Drury Lane, West End), Cinderella (Gillian Lynne, West End), Louise Bigelow in Carousel (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), and Dick Whittington (Oxford Playhouse). She appeared in the film Tomorrow Morning.
She has taken part in choreographic performances such as for Camila Cabello at The Global Awards (Hammersmith Apollo), and The X Factor (Rak-Su).

She did her professional training at the Urdang Academy. While training, she appeared in Urinetown and All Shook Up.
She then began her career with appearances in Legally Blonde, and West End Does Christmas.

Poppy has appeared as Harley Quinn in Batman Live, Absent Friends, as Jackie Kennedy in First Lady Suite, and in Dracula. She has also played Tanya in Mamma Mia! and Queen Lucretia in Snow White... On tour: Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins, Cosette in Les Misérables, in Evita, and in Cats... Poppy's film credits include appearing as Margarita in Batman Begins and in the ensembles in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again...

During her training training, she appeared in Conchita Alvarez.
She has been a dancer in several shows: Oti Mabuse - I am here, Twins in All Girls Boohoo, Impact Dance: Re2021, Creepy Twins in End of the Wicked, and West End Does Christmas...

Dominic recently appeared in Legally Blonde the Musical and also in Chicago the Musical, School of Rock, Monty Python Live – Mostly, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Her Royal Majesty's Coronation Festival Gala, and The Royal Variety Performance. He has also danced in several productions directed by Matthew Bourne: Edward Scissorhands, Dorian Gray, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, The Red Shoes (at Sadler's Wells Theatre, and on national and international tour).
Dominic's Film and television credits include: Matthew Bourne's Christmas!, The Spanish Princess, Suspicion, SAS: Rogue Heroes, The Midwich Cuckoos, and The Little Stranger.

Il a notamment joué dans Drag Baby, West Side Story, Starlight Express, Wicked, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Mike Arlan's Guys.
Fraser's television credits include: It's a Sin, Complete Strangers, Dom & John, Rocketman, Salt & Vinegar, Green Eyed Monster, and ITV's All Star Musicals.

His theatre credits include: White Christmas, The Beggar's Opera, Somewhere in England, Brassed Off, The Government Inspector, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Mikado, A Christmas Carol, Little Shop of Horrors, Mary Poppins, Twelfth Night, and Cabaret... Kraig's television credits include: A Thing Called Love, Dog Boy, True Crimes and The Bill.
His film credits include: Muppets Most Wanted, Alice - Through the Looking Glass, Inception, Gulliver's Travels, The Last Minute, The Rocky Horror Tribute Show, and Disney's Snow White.

He has appeared on stage in: Cats, Wicked, The Wizard of Oz, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat... and as a backing singer for the opening of the Eurovision Song Contest, and for Leona Lewis in the X Factor final.

His West End and London appearances include: The Light Princess, Wizard of Oz, The Lord of The Rings, Chicago, Semiramide, Victor/Victoria, Peter Pan (Regent’s Park). He has appeared in the following touring productions: Choir of Man, Playground Victories, The Twits, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and Boogie Nights. His television credits include: Magic Hands - Series 1&2 (CBBC); Viva 2009-15 (MTV), Doctors (BBC), and the Royal Variety Performance (ITV). He has also takes part in the following workshops: Angels In America & The Light Princess, both for the National Theatre, Billy Elliot, and The Lord of The Rings.

Oliver trained at Laine Theatre Arts. He has appeared in Him and Me, HMS Pinafore, Chicago, White Christmas The Musical, Dirty Dancing, Raymond Gubbay's Christmas Spectacular, The Glenn Miller Show, Dick Whittington, Cats, Aladdin, and Peter Pan. He also appears on screen in The Princess Switch 3 (feature film / Netflix), Bet365 (advertisement), Sunday Night At The Palladium (ITV), and Talk About You (MIKA Music Video).

He has appeared in Him and Me, HMS Pinafore, Chicago, White Christmas The Musical, Dirty Dancing, Raymond Gubbay's Christmas Spectacular, The Glenn Miller Show, Dick Whittington, Cats, Aladdin, and Peter Pan. He also appears on screen in The Princess Switch 3 (feature film / Netflix), Bet365 (advertisement), Sunday Night At The Palladium (ITV), and Talk About You (MIKA Music Video).

His theatre credits include: Grease, Dirty Dancing Thriller Live, Frame[d], and Dick Whittington.
He has been seen on television in the BRIT Awards and in Mahalia's music video.