Maisie trained at The BRIT School, Mountview and The London School of Musical Theatre.

Her favourite theatre memory was watching Cynthia Erivo and Jennifer Hudson in The Colour Purple on Broadway.

Her favourite theatre she has ever performed in was Theatre Royal Bath. 

Anna grew up in Liverpool and trained at Rare Studio before moving to London to train in Musical Theatre at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. Anna’s favourite musical is The Rocky Horror Picture Show! 

Fave Musical: Wicked 

Training: Mountview Academy of Arts

Theatre Credits: ‘Lili’ in Love Quirks (The Other Palace), ‘Rosaline’ and U/S ‘Juliet’ in Romeo and Juliet (Bristol Old Vic, Hackney Empire & Belgrade Theatre), ‘Zipporah’ in Go! (Upstairs at the Gatehouse), U/S ‘Emma Borden’, ‘Bridget Sullivan’ and ‘Lizzie Borden’ in Lizzie (Hope Mill Theatre, Southwark Playhouse & UK tour), ‘Dima Bawab’ and U/S ‘Selma Karamy’ in Broken Wings (Charing Cross Theatre) Broadway World Nominated, and ‘Rawheya’ in Umm Kulthum & The Golden Era (Dubai Opera House) 

Concerts Include:  ‘Claire Clairmont’ in Little Fiend, ‘Kimya’ in Rumi, ‘Ensemble’ U/S ‘Morgan’ and ‘Guinevere’ in Avalon, The Best of the West End (Royal Albert Hall)

Television Includes: Ball and Boe’s Very Merry Christmas (ITV)

Favourite MT lyric: “I still taste your kisses” from Miss Saigon.

Fun fact: Pigeons are my biggest fear and my first ever role in a show was a pigeon in Mary Poppins, the irony.

Theatre credits: Will Fraser in THE LITTLE BIG THINGS’ (@SohoPlace), Ted Hinton in 'BONNIE & CLYDE' (Garrick and Arts Theatre), Priceless in 'MILLENIALS' (The Other Palace), Manchester in ‘#50DAYS’ (Turbine Theatre), Tom Cat in ‘DICK WHITTINGTON’ (The National Theatre), Woof in ‘HAIR THE MUSICAL: AN OUTDOOR CONCERT’ (Norwich Theatre), John Laurens/Philip Hamilton in ‘HAMILTON’ Original West End Cast (Victoria Palace Theatre) for which he was Olivier Award Nominated & Whats On Stage Award Nominated for Best Supporting Actor in A Musical, ‘JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR’ (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), Sonny in ‘IN THE HEIGHTS’ (Kings Cross Theatre).

Film: Wicked (Part 1 & 2)

Concerts: Disney 100: The Concert (O2 Arena London & UK Tour)

Albums: ‘THE LITTLE BIG THINGS’ Original West End Cast Album, 'BONNIE & CLYDE' West End Cast Album

Fun theatre fact: I was a child performer, I was in the UK tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Non theatre fun fact: I was named after Daisy Duck.

Credits include: Janine in Muriel’s Wedding (Leicester Curve), Heathers (@sohoplace, The Other Palace and UK Tour), Mickey and the Wondrous Book & Let’s Get Wicked (Hong Kong Disneyland), Hairspray (RCCL), Dick Whittington (Plymouth Theatre Royal), Fame (UK Tour), Aladdin (Swansea Grand Theatre), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK Tour), The Forest of Enchantment (Disneyland Paris)

Fun Theatre Fact: I once performed for Dame Judie Dench during lockdown, but didn't know until after the performance as she was wearing a mask.

Fun Non-Theatre Fact: Due to a last minute cancellation, I once had to pretend to a sold out room of people that I was an expert on Bees and deliver a talk and Q&A session on Bees and Bee Keeping. I had under 48hrs to learn everything there was to know about Bees, from ‘Honey, Honey’ by Abba, to the Isle of Wight Bee Epidemic of 1904. I somehow pulled it off, and it is still my greatest performance to date. 

Favourite Musical Theatre Lyric: "Don't be afraid of death, Winnie. Be afraid of not being truly alive" - The Wheel, from Tuck Everlasting

Credits: Lieutenant Wright, Secret Garden in Concert at The London Palladium, Camelot in Concert at The London Palladium, Rev. Shaw Moore in Footloose (whilst training), King Julien in Madagascar the Musical (whilst training).

Fun non theatre fact: Wales isn’t the only place that people speak Welsh. There is a community of Welsh speakers in Patagonia, Argentina. 

Credits: Ramona in Oscar At The Crown (ROYO), Baroness Elberfeld/Fraulein Schweigerin The Sound Of Music (West End International), Dani in Pobl Y Cwm (S4C - Workshop) and Ensemble in Bird Brigade (Workshop).

Fun theatre fact: As a child, Emily was in three separate productions of 'Annie' yet never played the title role of Annie. Now her sights are set on musicals involving rollerskates, white collared shirts and/or bedazzled microphones. 

Fun non-theatre fact: Before moving to the UK, Emily had never travelled to a country other than her home of Australia. 

Credits: The Voice Australia 2018, 35mm (Rising Arts Productions), Bare: A, Pop Opera (Woods-Ray Theatricals), PUFFS (Rising Arts Productions), Firebringer (Page 9 Productions)

Fun fact: Deathly afraid of Moths 

Fav musical theatre lyric: ‘But if life were made of moments, then you wouldn’t know you had one’ - Moments in the Woods, Into The Woods

Training: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts

Credits whilst training: Jack in Into the Woods, Otto in Spring Awakening, The Wizard in Wicked, Curly in Oklahoma

Fun Fact: I have seen Wicked over 20 times 

Fun theatre fact: My playing age is half my actual age

Fun non-theatre fact: My name is Hazel, I have hazel eyes and I'm allergic to hazelnuts!

Fav lyric: "Because I knew you, I have been changed for good"

Credits: Peter Pan (UCH Limerick), Disney Unplugged (The Pheasantry), Dreaming of MT (Union Theatre), Kidults The Musical (The Bridewell), Rapunzel (Lime Tree Theatre).

Upcoming in 2025: Little Red and the Big Bad Wolf (The Civic), Red Riding Hood (Lime Tree Theatre).

Fun theatre fact: My first Musical Theatre Role was an Orphan in The Likes Of Us. 

Fun non-theatre fact: My middle name ‘Tari’ is an anagram of my grandma’s name ‘Rita’.

Credits: Most recently Swing and 1st Cover Lisa in Mamma Mia! She made her west end debut in July 2025.

Fun theatre fact: I have watched Everybody’s Talking About Jamie 27 times (Might just be addicted) 

Fun non-theatre fact: When I was younger, I met Peter Andre and he told me I look like his son… 

Credits: Boyband - Greatest Days the Official Take That Musical, Peter Pan - Peter Pan a Musical Adventure, Stacee Jaxx - Rock of Ages, Vocalist on P&O Crusies, Vocalist on Celebrity Crusies

Kiah-Ann Chambers is a graduate of Italia Conti. After graduating, she boarded the Norwegian Joy for seven months, performing in Footloose the musical. Recently, she has returned from Disneyland Hong Kong where she was a friend of Rafiki in The Festival Of The Lion King and, and friend of Ursula, in Let’s Get Wicked. 

Fun theatre fact: she hyper fixates on a different musical every few months. At the moment it’s The Notebook.

You can find her on Instagram at: @kiah_ann_chambers

Fun theatre fact: I was 3 weeks old when I first "stepped" on a stage.

Favorite musical theatre lyric: It ends with knowing when the pavement bends we find our lives./So let it come./And let me go./Show me the waves,/And let them flow./It all ends well,/This much, I know. - Big Fish by Andrew Lippa

Credits: "The Phantom of the Opera" (His Majesty's Theatre), "The Addams Family" (London Palladium), "Glory Ride" (The Other Palace), "Dorian - The Musical" (Southwark Playhouse), Shetland IX (BBC1)

Fun theatre fact: I had to learn how to roller skate for one of the roles that I played! (It was not starlight express) 

Fun non theatre fact: I speak 3 languages fluently. 

Fav musical lyric: “Oh, if life were made of moments, even now and then a bad one. But if life were only moments, then you’d never know you had one.” - Moments in the Woods, Into the Woods. 

Credits: Fiddler on the Roof at the Barbican Theatre, The Band’s Visit at the Donmar Warehouse, Marie Curie at The Charing Cross Theatre

Trained at the Brit school and Italia Conti academy of Theatre Arts.

Fav musical theatre Lyric: “History has its eyes on you” Hamilton the Musical.

Fun fact: When i was 10 years old i fainted on stage in the Aldelphi theatre in the West end production of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor dream coat’, broke my nose in 2 places and got dragged off of the stage by 2 of the brothers performing at the time. I will never forget it. Shout out to all of the team and manager at the time who sent me the entire gift shop and merch for the show!

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Fun fact: Mel was a contestant on The Voice UK in 2016 after Boy George picked her to be of the twelve artists on his team.

Fav musical theatre lyric: “There’s only us, there’s only this. Forget regret or life is yours to miss. No other path, no other way. No day but today.”

Fun fact: At drama school we did a song and dance routine to "get'cha head in the game" from High School Musical, while dancing with the basketball I managed to break my finger :( - my brief career as Troy Bolton was over. 

Fav musical theatre lyric: "To love another person is to see the face of god " - Les Mis

Favourite musical theatre lyric: “Because we come from everywhere we all come from away”  - Come From Away. 

Mychele is a Canadian musical theatre artist based in London.

Career highlights include: Thursford Christmas Spectacular, Police Cops: The Musical (Edinburgh Fringe & Southwark Playhouse), and Aladdin, Frozen, and Big Band Beat with Disney Entertainment. She has performed all over the world and can be seen regularly gigging in cabarets, concerts, and restaurants in and around London.

Fun theatre fact: Part of your world while being written was called Somewhere that's Wet.

Fun non-theatre fact: Serena Williams walks out to the court listening to Flashdance.

Fav lyric: Spend your life strapped in another girls corset of course it's not comfortable it isn't yours.

Or 

Don't be a penis the man is a genius.

Credits: Polly (Polly), Passenger (The John Bishop Show), Ellie (Existential fish and dread), 2 (Ultimatum), and Woman 2 (I love you, you’re perfect, now change) and Chicken (Twix).

Fun Theatre Fact: I once costumed a full production of the Addams Family while playing Wednesday Addams, I don’t think it gets more stagey than that! hehe 

Fun Non Theatre Fact: I used to own my own Beauty Business!

Fav Lyric: ‘If I Cannot Fly, Let Me Sing’ - Sweeney Todd, Stephen Sondheim

Credits: Glinda in Wizard of Oz Panto UK Arena Tour, Lead Vocalist on Aida Cruise Lines.