Current West End Cast
John Owen-Jones | Jean Valjean
John was born in Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, Wales.
Training: Central School of Speech and Drama (BA in acting).
Theatre: The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty's). John is the longest-running Phantom in the show's history with over 1,400 performances, and the youngest actor to play the role of Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (Palace). Mr Erlanson, a liebeslieder, in A Little Night Music (Royal National Theatre), Samuel in The Pirates of Penzance and Friar Francis in Much Ado about Nothing (Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park), Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (UK tour), Antipholus of Ephesus/Antipholus of Syracuse in The Boys from Syracuse and Lorenzo in The Merchant of Venice (Harrogate Theatre), Herr Zeller in The Sound of Music (Quarry Theatre), Cleante in The Hypochondriac and Valère in Le Médecin Volant (Courtyard Theatre), West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds.
Workshops: The Ladies' Paradise (National Theatre Studio), It's a Wonderful Life (Riverside Studios).
Television: Tonight at the London Palladium, The South Bank Show, The Bill, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (ITV), A Week in the West End, Backstage, Record Breakers, Pebble Mill (BBC), The Margaret Williams Show, Heno (S4C), Richard and Judy (Channel Four). The Phantom in Behind the Mask, as featured in The Phantom of the Opera motion picture DVD.
Concerts, Recordings and Radio: Les Misérables 10th Anniversary Concert, choir (Royal Albert Hall), Pirelli in the Sweeney Todd 20th Anniversary Concert (Royal Festival Hall), Enoch Snow in Carousel - Radio 3 (Royal Festival Hall and St David's Hall, Cardiff), guest artist in Musicals on a Summer Eve with Michael Ball (Penshurst Place, Harewood House), The Musicals at Christmas with Michael Ball - Radio 3 (Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and Usher Hall, Edinburgh).
For further information please visit www.johnowenjones.com
John was born in Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, Wales.
Training: Central School of Speech and Drama (BA in acting).
Theatre: The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty's). John is the longest-running Phantom in the show's history with over 1,400 performances, and the youngest actor to play the role of Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (Palace). Mr Erlanson, a liebeslieder, in A Little Night Music (Royal National Theatre), Samuel in The Pirates of Penzance and Friar Francis in Much Ado about Nothing (Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park), Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (UK tour), Antipholus of Ephesus/Antipholus of Syracuse in The Boys from Syracuse and Lorenzo in The Merchant of Venice (Harrogate Theatre), Herr Zeller in The Sound of Music (Quarry Theatre), Cleante in The Hypochondriac and Valère in Le Médecin Volant (Courtyard Theatre), West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds.
Workshops: The Ladies' Paradise (National Theatre Studio), It's a Wonderful Life (Riverside Studios).
Television: Tonight at the London Palladium, The South Bank Show, The Bill, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (ITV), A Week in the West End, Backstage, Record Breakers, Pebble Mill (BBC), The Margaret Williams Show, Heno (S4C), Richard and Judy (Channel Four). The Phantom in Behind the Mask, as featured in The Phantom of the Opera motion picture DVD.
Concerts, Recordings and Radio: Les Misérables 10th Anniversary Concert, choir (Royal Albert Hall), Pirelli in the Sweeney Todd 20th Anniversary Concert (Royal Festival Hall), Enoch Snow in Carousel - Radio 3 (Royal Festival Hall and St David's Hall, Cardiff), guest artist in Musicals on a Summer Eve with Michael Ball (Penshurst Place, Harewood House), The Musicals at Christmas with Michael Ball - Radio 3 (Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and Usher Hall, Edinburgh).
For further information please visit www.johnowenjones.com
Cornell John | Javert
Theatre: Warrior, Soothsayer and Russian Admiral in Pacific Overtures (Donmar), Horse in The Full Monty (Prince of Wales), Ian in You Don’t Kiss (Stratford Circus), Satan in Stephen Berkoff’s Messiah (European tour and Riverside Studios), the original Mufasa in The Lion King (Lyceum), Luther Bills in South Pacific (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield), Oscar Lindquest in Sweet Charity (Victoria Palace), Lord Montague in Romeo and Juliet (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry), Charlie in Heavenly Bodies (Leicester Haymarket), Medgar Evans in JFK (Olympia Theatre, Dublin), Husky Miller in Carmen Jones (UK and Japan tour), C.J. in Buddy (Victoria Palace and UK tour), Paul Peterson in Kiss Me, Kate (Theatre Royal, Plymouth, and UK tour), Sgt Foggerty in Chicago (Oldham Coliseum), Del in Damn Yankees (Birmingham Rep), Neville in Scratches (Littleton Theatre).
Television: Holby City, EastEnders, The Block, ’Orrible, Maisie Raine and Three Minute Heroes (BBC), Lenny Henry in Pieces (Tiger Aspect), The Knock, Thieftakers (Carlton), Revolver (Crucial Films), Final Passage, directed by Sir Peter Hall, The Upper Hand (Central).
Film: Red Mercury Rising, Kidulthood, Night Work, The Partner, Fire in the Rain.
Radio: How Spiders Became, Wasted Years, Calabash (BBC), Great L.A. Opportunity (London News).
Theatre: Warrior, Soothsayer and Russian Admiral in Pacific Overtures (Donmar), Horse in The Full Monty (Prince of Wales), Ian in You Don’t Kiss (Stratford Circus), Satan in Stephen Berkoff’s Messiah (European tour and Riverside Studios), the original Mufasa in The Lion King (Lyceum), Luther Bills in South Pacific (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield), Oscar Lindquest in Sweet Charity (Victoria Palace), Lord Montague in Romeo and Juliet (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry), Charlie in Heavenly Bodies (Leicester Haymarket), Medgar Evans in JFK (Olympia Theatre, Dublin), Husky Miller in Carmen Jones (UK and Japan tour), C.J. in Buddy (Victoria Palace and UK tour), Paul Peterson in Kiss Me, Kate (Theatre Royal, Plymouth, and UK tour), Sgt Foggerty in Chicago (Oldham Coliseum), Del in Damn Yankees (Birmingham Rep), Neville in Scratches (Littleton Theatre).
Television: Holby City, EastEnders, The Block, ’Orrible, Maisie Raine and Three Minute Heroes (BBC), Lenny Henry in Pieces (Tiger Aspect), The Knock, Thieftakers (Carlton), Revolver (Crucial Films), Final Passage, directed by Sir Peter Hall, The Upper Hand (Central).
Film: Red Mercury Rising, Kidulthood, Night Work, The Partner, Fire in the Rain.
Radio: How Spiders Became, Wasted Years, Calabash (BBC), Great L.A. Opportunity (London News).
Kerry Ellis | Fantine
Training: Laine Theatre Arts.
Theatre: Ellen in Miss Saigon (national tour), created the role of Meat in We Will Rock You (Dominion), My Fair Lady (National Theatre and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), in which she understudied and played Eliza Doolittle on numerous occasions, Magic of the Musicals (national tour), Mary in Merrily We Roll Along (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre). Recent workshops include Way Beyond Blue, written by Imogen Stubbs and directed by Trevor Nunn, and the title role in Helen of Troy, directed by Gary Griffin.
Training: Laine Theatre Arts.
Theatre: Ellen in Miss Saigon (national tour), created the role of Meat in We Will Rock You (Dominion), My Fair Lady (National Theatre and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), in which she understudied and played Eliza Doolittle on numerous occasions, Magic of the Musicals (national tour), Mary in Merrily We Roll Along (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre). Recent workshops include Way Beyond Blue, written by Imogen Stubbs and directed by Trevor Nunn, and the title role in Helen of Troy, directed by Gary Griffin.
Barry James | Thénardier
Training: Guilford School of Acting.
Theatre: National Theatre: member of Sir Laurence Olivier’s company, playing varied principal roles, including a Woman Killed with Kindness, Rosencrantz and Guilderstern are Dead, Edward II, Danton’s Death, Sancho Panza and Olivier’s production of The Merchant of Venice, which was subsequently televised and released on video, and Fag in The Rivals, Love for Love, The Threepenny Opera and The American Clock, Beadle Bamford in Sweeney Todd with Dennis Quilley and Julia MacKenzie (Olivier Award nominated). West End: Barry’s long association with Sir Cameron Mackintosh began in 1993 when he created the role of Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors (Comedy). He is delighted to be returning to Les Misérables playing Thénardier, a role he first played in 1986 for three years, returning in 2000. Other roles include Mr Bumble in Oliver! (London Palladium), Otto Kringelein in Grand Hotel (Dominion), he was Olivier Award nominated for his portrayal of Ladsislav Sipos in the award-winning musical She Loves Me (Savoy), Cogsworth in the UK premiere of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Dominion), Amos Hart in Chicago (Adelphi). Other: Recreating the role of Cogsworth for the international tour of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and the critically acclaimed production of Cabaret (English Speaking Theatre of Frankfurt). Concerts: Most recently played Thénardier in the Les Misérables national tour of Denmark. Television: Further up Pompeii with Frankie Howard, The Merchant of Venice with Sir Laurence Olivier, Shake Hands Forever (a Ruth Rendell mystery) and the feature film Porridge. Film: Stage by Stage which follows Les Misérables from its original concept to what we know it as today. Most recently Barry has filmed A Christmas Carol in Budapest with Kelsey Grammar and Claire Moore. Recordings: The International Symphonic Recording of Les Misérables. Barry has recently recorded an album of his favourite songs from shows that he has been involved with, entitled Barry James - Centre Stage. For further information please visit www.barryjames.biz
Training: Guilford School of Acting.
Theatre: National Theatre: member of Sir Laurence Olivier’s company, playing varied principal roles, including a Woman Killed with Kindness, Rosencrantz and Guilderstern are Dead, Edward II, Danton’s Death, Sancho Panza and Olivier’s production of The Merchant of Venice, which was subsequently televised and released on video, and Fag in The Rivals, Love for Love, The Threepenny Opera and The American Clock, Beadle Bamford in Sweeney Todd with Dennis Quilley and Julia MacKenzie (Olivier Award nominated). West End: Barry’s long association with Sir Cameron Mackintosh began in 1993 when he created the role of Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors (Comedy). He is delighted to be returning to Les Misérables playing Thénardier, a role he first played in 1986 for three years, returning in 2000. Other roles include Mr Bumble in Oliver! (London Palladium), Otto Kringelein in Grand Hotel (Dominion), he was Olivier Award nominated for his portrayal of Ladsislav Sipos in the award-winning musical She Loves Me (Savoy), Cogsworth in the UK premiere of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Dominion), Amos Hart in Chicago (Adelphi). Other: Recreating the role of Cogsworth for the international tour of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and the critically acclaimed production of Cabaret (English Speaking Theatre of Frankfurt). Concerts: Most recently played Thénardier in the Les Misérables national tour of Denmark. Television: Further up Pompeii with Frankie Howard, The Merchant of Venice with Sir Laurence Olivier, Shake Hands Forever (a Ruth Rendell mystery) and the feature film Porridge. Film: Stage by Stage which follows Les Misérables from its original concept to what we know it as today. Most recently Barry has filmed A Christmas Carol in Budapest with Kelsey Grammar and Claire Moore. Recordings: The International Symphonic Recording of Les Misérables. Barry has recently recorded an album of his favourite songs from shows that he has been involved with, entitled Barry James - Centre Stage. For further information please visit www.barryjames.biz
Claire Moore | Madame Thénardier
Theatre: West End: Nimue in Camelot (Apollo Victoria), Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (Comedy), Christine in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s), Ellen in Miss Saigon (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Fantine in Les Misérables (Palace), Nancy in Oliver! (London Palladium), Nora in The Betrayal of Nora Blake (Jermyn Street), Anna Leonowens in The King and I (London Palladium) and Mrs Darling in a new musical version of Peter Pan (Royal Festival Hall).
National Theatre: The Duchess of Malfi, The Real Inspector Hound, The Critic and as Anya in The Cherry Orchard.
Regional: Talent (Wythenshawe Forum), Jesus Christ Superstar (York Theatre Royal), Born Again (Chichester Festival Theatre), Putting It Together (Old Fire Station, Oxford), The Card (Watermill, Newbury), Evita (Rock Szinhaz, Budapest), Mimi in La Bohème (Shanklin Theatre, Isle of Wight).
Film: Claire was most recently seen as Mrs Fezziwig in the musical feature film A Christmas Carol starring Frasier’s Kelsey Grammer.
An established concert artist both in the UK and abroad, Claire has sung with many of the world’s leading orchestras, performing a varied repertoire from classical to contemporary, and is also enjoying success as a song writer. Her song ‘Song of Dreams’ has been recorded by EMI Classics’ Becky Taylor for her debut album A Dream Come True, and was also the first single taken from the album.
Television: Appearances include Visiting Day, Have You Met Miss Jones?, Wood and Walters and the Christmas Eve concerts form the Royal Albert Hall, Joy to the World. She has also had the privilege of singing for Her Majesty the Queen in the 1991 Royal Variety Show and at Windsor Castle for the state visit of President Chirac in 2004.
Radio: Claire has been heard on the radio many times, most notably in Songs from the Shows and the acclaimed series of American musicals for Radio 2, as Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls, Marion Paroo in The Music Man, Agnes Gooch in Mame and Maggie in A Chorus Line. She is also a regular guest on Friday Night is Music Night.
Recordings: Miss Saigon (original cast recording) and for the BBC Celebration Series, Celebrating… Sondheim, Celebrating… A Tribute to Jule Styne, Celebrating… Jerry Herman, Celebrating…Andrew Lloyd Webber and Celebrating… A Tribute to Kander and Ebb, when Claire had the great honour of being accompanied by the composer himself.
Claire is married to composer Simon Hale and they have two children.
Theatre: West End: Nimue in Camelot (Apollo Victoria), Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (Comedy), Christine in The Phantom of the Opera (Her Majesty’s), Ellen in Miss Saigon (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Fantine in Les Misérables (Palace), Nancy in Oliver! (London Palladium), Nora in The Betrayal of Nora Blake (Jermyn Street), Anna Leonowens in The King and I (London Palladium) and Mrs Darling in a new musical version of Peter Pan (Royal Festival Hall).
National Theatre: The Duchess of Malfi, The Real Inspector Hound, The Critic and as Anya in The Cherry Orchard.
Regional: Talent (Wythenshawe Forum), Jesus Christ Superstar (York Theatre Royal), Born Again (Chichester Festival Theatre), Putting It Together (Old Fire Station, Oxford), The Card (Watermill, Newbury), Evita (Rock Szinhaz, Budapest), Mimi in La Bohème (Shanklin Theatre, Isle of Wight).
Film: Claire was most recently seen as Mrs Fezziwig in the musical feature film A Christmas Carol starring Frasier’s Kelsey Grammer.
An established concert artist both in the UK and abroad, Claire has sung with many of the world’s leading orchestras, performing a varied repertoire from classical to contemporary, and is also enjoying success as a song writer. Her song ‘Song of Dreams’ has been recorded by EMI Classics’ Becky Taylor for her debut album A Dream Come True, and was also the first single taken from the album.
Television: Appearances include Visiting Day, Have You Met Miss Jones?, Wood and Walters and the Christmas Eve concerts form the Royal Albert Hall, Joy to the World. She has also had the privilege of singing for Her Majesty the Queen in the 1991 Royal Variety Show and at Windsor Castle for the state visit of President Chirac in 2004.
Radio: Claire has been heard on the radio many times, most notably in Songs from the Shows and the acclaimed series of American musicals for Radio 2, as Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls, Marion Paroo in The Music Man, Agnes Gooch in Mame and Maggie in A Chorus Line. She is also a regular guest on Friday Night is Music Night.
Recordings: Miss Saigon (original cast recording) and for the BBC Celebration Series, Celebrating… Sondheim, Celebrating… A Tribute to Jule Styne, Celebrating… Jerry Herman, Celebrating…Andrew Lloyd Webber and Celebrating… A Tribute to Kander and Ebb, when Claire had the great honour of being accompanied by the composer himself.
Claire is married to composer Simon Hale and they have two children.
Hayden Tee | Marius
Hayden is from New Zealand.
Training: NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art), Australia.
Theatre: In Australia and New Zealand his roles include Jack in Into the Woods, The Wizard of Oz, Gremio in Kiss Me, Kate, the leading role of Francis in the 2003 revival of the hit Australian play Three Winters Green (Stables Theatre, Sydney). This year Hayden was one of the 12 finalists in the BBC Voice of Musical Theatre Competition in Cardiff, performed his solo show at the New Jersey Performing Arts Centre and, most recently, won considerable critical acclaim as Lt Joe Cable in the Australian revival of South Pacific (Adelaide Festival Centre).
Concerts: Hayden’s solo shows have been acclaimed in New York and Australia and have included Quarterlife Crisis, Me to a Tee and his recent hit show The Gin is Cold, but the Piano is Hot - The Music of Kander and Ebb. His great success as host of the longrunning Muftee Show, a late-night mix of music and satire, gave him the opportunity to perform with every major musical theatre performer in Australia. Muftee toured to New York in 2004, where Hayden performed with Stephen Schwartz, Julia Wilson, Brent Barrett and John Bucchino as part of the show’s format. Hayden won the New York Award at the 2002 Sydney Cabaret Convention. His New York debut season was at Don’t Tell Mamma. He has since returned to New York and in 2003-04 sang with legendary New York diva Andrea Marcovicci at the Algonquin Oak Room.
Recordings: In 2003 Hayden released his first solo self-titled CD, which won a special award on the Cabaret Hotline Online website as one of the five best male CDs of that year.
For further information please visit www.haydentee.com
Hayden is from New Zealand.
Training: NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art), Australia.
Theatre: In Australia and New Zealand his roles include Jack in Into the Woods, The Wizard of Oz, Gremio in Kiss Me, Kate, the leading role of Francis in the 2003 revival of the hit Australian play Three Winters Green (Stables Theatre, Sydney). This year Hayden was one of the 12 finalists in the BBC Voice of Musical Theatre Competition in Cardiff, performed his solo show at the New Jersey Performing Arts Centre and, most recently, won considerable critical acclaim as Lt Joe Cable in the Australian revival of South Pacific (Adelaide Festival Centre).
Concerts: Hayden’s solo shows have been acclaimed in New York and Australia and have included Quarterlife Crisis, Me to a Tee and his recent hit show The Gin is Cold, but the Piano is Hot - The Music of Kander and Ebb. His great success as host of the longrunning Muftee Show, a late-night mix of music and satire, gave him the opportunity to perform with every major musical theatre performer in Australia. Muftee toured to New York in 2004, where Hayden performed with Stephen Schwartz, Julia Wilson, Brent Barrett and John Bucchino as part of the show’s format. Hayden won the New York Award at the 2002 Sydney Cabaret Convention. His New York debut season was at Don’t Tell Mamma. He has since returned to New York and in 2003-04 sang with legendary New York diva Andrea Marcovicci at the Algonquin Oak Room.
Recordings: In 2003 Hayden released his first solo self-titled CD, which won a special award on the Cabaret Hotline Online website as one of the five best male CDs of that year.
For further information please visit www.haydentee.com
Shaun Escoffery | Enjolras
Training: Barking College in Performing Arts.
Theatre: Mama I Want to Sing with Chaka Kahn (Cambridge), The Who’s Tommy (Shaftesbury), Smoky Joe’s Café (Prince of Wales). Recordings: Shaun has signed a major recording contract with Sony/Oyster music. He has produced two critically acclaimed albums, entitled Shaun Escoffery and Soulonica, which had worldwide releases. Shaun’s latest album is entitled Back to Soul. Concerts: He has performed all over the world and supported major artists such as Beverley Knight and Mica Paris. He also had the pleasure of singing the National Anthem for Lennox Lewis who was defending his heavyweight title against Mike Tyson. For further information please visit www.oystermusic.com
Training: Barking College in Performing Arts.
Theatre: Mama I Want to Sing with Chaka Kahn (Cambridge), The Who’s Tommy (Shaftesbury), Smoky Joe’s Café (Prince of Wales). Recordings: Shaun has signed a major recording contract with Sony/Oyster music. He has produced two critically acclaimed albums, entitled Shaun Escoffery and Soulonica, which had worldwide releases. Shaun’s latest album is entitled Back to Soul. Concerts: He has performed all over the world and supported major artists such as Beverley Knight and Mica Paris. He also had the pleasure of singing the National Anthem for Lennox Lewis who was defending his heavyweight title against Mike Tyson. For further information please visit www.oystermusic.com
Julia Möller | Cosette
Born in Germany and grew up in Spain.
Training: Studied with a scholarship for three years at a stage school of music, dance and drama in Hamburg.
Theatre: Alternate Christine in The Phantom of the Opera (Teatro Lope de Vega, Madrid), Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Teatro Lope de Vega, Madrid), Esmeralda understudy in Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Musical Theater, Berlin), Planet X (Altona Theater, Hamburg), The Rocky Horror Show (Teatre Arnau, Barcelona).
Concerts: Les Misérables at Windsor Castle in the presence of HRH The Queen, Prince Philip and President Jacques Chirac of France.
Television: Un paso adelante, Compañeros (TV series).
Film: Spanish voice for Christine in Joel Schumacher’s movie The Phantom of the Opera.
Recordings: Christine on the Spanish soundtrack recording of the movie The Phantom of the Opera.
For further information please visit www.juliamoller.com
Born in Germany and grew up in Spain.
Training: Studied with a scholarship for three years at a stage school of music, dance and drama in Hamburg.
Theatre: Alternate Christine in The Phantom of the Opera (Teatro Lope de Vega, Madrid), Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Teatro Lope de Vega, Madrid), Esmeralda understudy in Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Musical Theater, Berlin), Planet X (Altona Theater, Hamburg), The Rocky Horror Show (Teatre Arnau, Barcelona).
Concerts: Les Misérables at Windsor Castle in the presence of HRH The Queen, Prince Philip and President Jacques Chirac of France.
Television: Un paso adelante, Compañeros (TV series).
Film: Spanish voice for Christine in Joel Schumacher’s movie The Phantom of the Opera.
Recordings: Christine on the Spanish soundtrack recording of the movie The Phantom of the Opera.
For further information please visit www.juliamoller.com
Shonagh Daly | Eponine
Theatre: Ensemble, also understudied and played the role of the Protestant Girl in The Beautiful Game (Cambridge), Estella in Great Expectations (Waterford Light Opera Festival), Mercedes de Morcerf in The Count of Monte Cristo (Ballenby Stage Company, Ireland). Concerts: Solo support act for Donny Osmond’s Summer Nights UK tour 2004, solo cabaret at Sydmonton Festival 2003, Twin Towers Memorial Charity Concert (Old Vic), directed by Kevin Spacey. Recordings: Shonagh’s debut album, entitled Beautiful View, The Beautiful Game (original cast recording).
Theatre: Ensemble, also understudied and played the role of the Protestant Girl in The Beautiful Game (Cambridge), Estella in Great Expectations (Waterford Light Opera Festival), Mercedes de Morcerf in The Count of Monte Cristo (Ballenby Stage Company, Ireland). Concerts: Solo support act for Donny Osmond’s Summer Nights UK tour 2004, solo cabaret at Sydmonton Festival 2003, Twin Towers Memorial Charity Concert (Old Vic), directed by Kevin Spacey. Recordings: Shonagh’s debut album, entitled Beautiful View, The Beautiful Game (original cast recording).
Ensemble
The Bishop of Digne / Lesgles |
Stephen John Davis | |
Factory Foreman / Grantaire |
Jeff Nicholson | |
Factory Girl |
Mary Doherty | |
Bamatabois / Courfreyac |
David Thaxton | |
Madame |
Kelly O’Leary | |
Whores |
Ruth Brown | |
| Laura Brydon | ||
| Amanda Jane Callaghan | ||
| Amy Ellen Richardson | ||
Old Woman |
Jenna Boyd | |
Crone |
Wendy Somerville | |
Montparnasse |
Daniel Carter | |
Babet |
Shaun Henson | |
Brujon |
Nik Page | |
Claquesous |
Adam Jones | |
Combeferre |
Tim Godwin | |
Feuilly |
Robert Archibald | |
Joly |
Nolan Dark | |
Jean Prouvaire |
John Addison | |
Dance Captain / Swing |
Christopher Key | |
Head Girl / Swing |
Samantha Mercer | |
Swing |
Kieran Snell | |
Swing |
Emma Westhead | |
Swing |
Paul Westhead |
