Nathan Easey

Nathan trained at The London Studio Centre.

His theatre credits include Sweet Charity(Theatre Royal Drury Lane), West Side Story (Cambridge Arts Theatre) and Fiddler On The Roof (Queen's Theatre).

He also helped to workshop the musical An Asylum On Every Corner for the Edinburgh Fringe.

As a dancer he has performed at the Royal Albert Hall and with members of Matthew Bournes's AMP Dance Company.

His television credits include The Friday Night Project and Blue Peter.

 

 

Lisa Collier

Lisa is a professionally trained singer and dancer, graduating with a degree from the London Studio Centre.

She is a fully qualified associate member of the British Association of Teachers of Dancing, in both ballet and tap.

Lisa has performed in various professional productions including A Night of A Thousand Voices at the Royal Albert Hall, and as a dancer on The Friday Night Project for Channel 4 television.

 

James Wolstenholme

James trained at Birmingham School of Acting where his credits include Music Lessons, Epicoene and Spend, Spend, Spend.

Since Leaving drama school James has featured as lead vocalist for Thomson Gold and Monarch Classic Cruises, and took top billing at The Empire Casino, Leicester Square.

Theatre Credits include: Trying To Get Back Home (Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds), The Night Before Christmas (Tour), Jack and the Beanstalk (Winsford Civic Theatre), Rainbow Live! (UK Tour)

Jessica Ball

Jessica is classically trained and studied Performing Arts at Hereford College.

Jessica was a founder member of X–entricity Youth Theatre where she appeared as Eponine in Les Miserables, Lucy in Jekyll and Hyde, and Rosalia in West Side Story. Other theatre credits include principle roles in Godspell, West Side Story, Oliver and Fiddler on the Roof.

She has performed with the National Youth Music Theatre, and appeared as Maria in West Side Story (Cheltenham Everyman Theatre)

 

Lydia Chapman

Lydia qualified profesionally in musical theatre at SLP College, Leeds.

She recently performed as a soloist in The Magic of Christmas at the Birmingham NEC, and has appeared in professional pantomimes for five consecutive years taking ensemble and leading roles.

Other professional credits include The Good O' Days at the famous Leeds City Varieties Music Hall, as a dancer in The Forsyte Saga for Granada television and in the role of Belinda in the Opera Dido and Aeneas.

Lydia is an Associate of the London College of Music and the International Society of Teachers of Dancing.

 

 

Michael Mark–Oliver

Michael trained in musical theatre at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London.

Previous to his professional training, he was involved in many theatre productions where he played various leading roles including Billy Lawler in 42nd Street, Nick Piazza in Fame and Ethan in the UK amateur premiere of The Full Monty.

His love of performance stems from an early age, and he is pleased to be part of the Back to Broadway team.

 

 

Meg Gallagher

Meg trained professionally in musical theatre for three years at the London Studio Centre, graduating in 2007 with a BA Honours degree.

Her training culminated in a UK tour with the Jazz Dance Company last summer.

She launched her career by dancing in A Tribute To Women, a corporate show in Shanghai, China, for Montblanc.

Other recent credits include a ten person musical theatre showcase at London’s Criterion Theatre.

Meg is delighted to be part of Back to Broadway.

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