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Tom's career spans six decades and his infinite credits include feature films from The Great Escape (1963) to V for Vendetta (2005) and had lead regular roles in Strike it Rich (2 series), The Enigma Files (2 series), The Onedin Line (3 series), Doctor Who (recurring) & more recently Emmerdale & Casualty.
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Jonathan shot to fame as part of G4 on The X-Factor. His first solo album went straight to No.1 in the Classical Chart for 3 weeks, making him the youngest tenor ever to top the classical charts. For the same album 'Tenor at the Movies' he reached No. 9 in the mainstream pop charts. He is currently playing The Man in Bill Kenwright's production of Whistle Down the Wind, & previously played Nanki Poo in The Mikado for Carl Rosa. 
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Olivier Award Winner for Best Actor for his role in Taboo, Paul is currently playing Nathan Detroit in Guys & Dolls at Kilworth House Theatre. He last played Smee in Peter Pan at the Leicester Curve. His TV includes Holby City for BBC and  Marquis in the film of Tale of Two Cities. His West-End credits include Amos in Chicago, the title role in Napoleon & The Lion King
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Adam is currently appearing in The Pirates of Penzance for Carla Rosa. He last played Jerry Lukowski in The Full Monty at the New Players. Previous credits include: Rue Magique at the King's Head Theatre, The 12 Tenors international tour, Billy Lawlor in 42nd Street in Reading and Fyedka in Fiddler on the Roof at the Haymarket, Basingstoke.
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Marc most recently played Danny Whitworth in Jerusalem at the Apollo, West-End directed by Ian Rickson. He previously understudied the role of Joe Orton in Prick Up Your Ears also for Sonia Friedman in the West-End. Other theatre: King Arthur (Arcola), Futures (Theatre 503) and Hamlet for Thelma Holt. His TV credits include: The Bill (2010), Eastenders, Doctors, My Uncle Silas, Battlefields & Hollyoaks. Film includes: Diva, Ed is Dead & Changing Faces.
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Olivier Award nominee Graham last played Signor Nacarelli in Light in the Piazza at Leicester Curve. He will next play Dr Neville Craven in The Secret Garden in Edinburgh & Toronto. He is best known as Joey Boswell in BBC sitcom Bread. His many West End credits inc: Ragtime (Olivier nominated), High Society, Pajama Game & Sunset Boulevard
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Biggins is nothing short of a national treasure. He last appeared in BBC2's Pyschoville & is now playing The Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show. His best known TV work includes: Porridge, Poldark, I Claudius, Revelations, The Pheonix & The Carpet, Absolutely Fabulous & more recently Bad Girls. Theatre inc: The Play Wot I Wrote, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, London Assurance for RSC, Jesus Christ Superstar. Film inc: Cold Fish, Circus, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Applause with Lauren Bacall
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Adam most recently played Jake Turner in Never Forget (West-End & Tour) and will next appear in Copacabana at the Watermill, Newbury. TV includes: Doctors, Where the Heart Is, Crossroads, Knight School, Darren Osborne (reg) in Hollyoaks, Kevin Hartley in 2 series of Children's Ward. Previous theatre: The Country Wife (Watford), Love Shack, Boogie Nights (UK Tour), Teen Scream (Edinburgh/Lincoln), Pepper in Mamma Mia (West-End).
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John graduated in 2009 from RADA. His theatre credits since graduating include Going Underground at Theatre 503, A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Orange Tree, Richmond, The Meat Cooler at Lion & Unicorn, The Carpenter and The White Rabbit for RISE Theatre and Fellow Creatures for Lost Theatre. He was a member of the National Youth Theatre.
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Michael will next play Drone in Faeries at the Royal Opera House for director Will Tuckett. He last played Joey & Topthorn in the National Theatre's War Horse at the New London Theatre. He trained at Central and his other theatre credits include Odysseus at Playground Studio, I've Lost My Head for Knavish Speech, and The Way Through The Woods for Cilgwyn Theatre.
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Harry next plays Charles in the feature Victim to be directed by BAFTA nominated Alex Pillaiis. TV inc: Alan Brady in The Bill, Alex in Dissident Wire for Polygon, Edward Fletcher in Goodnight Mr Tom, series regulars in Family Affairs (2 years), Cavegirl & his own vehicle The Harry & Cosh Show for 5 series. Theatre inc: Girl's Night Out (UK Tour), The Life of Galileo (Almeida) & The Wasp Factory (Lyric, Hammersmith)
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Stephen last appeared in the feature Brideshead Revisited & played Orsino in Twelfth Night for Creation Theatre Company. He currently plays Magaldi in Evita. Previously: Peter Pan (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Next Door's Baby (Orange Tree, Richmond), Don Giovanni (New Vic), The Producers (original cast, Drury Lane), The Phantom of the Opera & Freddy in My Fair Lady. Radio includes: Night in Ukraine & Doctor Who
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Samuel's theatre credits include The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), King Lear, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth (RSC), Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Strictly Murder, The Hound of the Baskervilles (Nottingham), Mother Courage & Her Children (English Touring Theatre). His TV includes Casualty, Family and M.P.D. for Concrete Cow, and his extensive radio credits inc: Doctor Who for Big Finish
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Derek's TV credits include Grass, Holby City, Picking up the Pieces, Hetty Wainthrop Investigates, All Quiet on the Preston Front, We Are Seven, All Creatures Great & Small, Doctor Who, The Tomorrow People & Z Cars. His film includes Daisies In December with Joss Ackland and his theatre includes Henry V, Hamlet, Golden Girls, Red Noses (all for RSC), Thieves Carnival (Watermill, Newbury).
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Scott most recently played Pharoah in Joseph & The Amazing Technicoloured Dreamcoat and next appears in The Opera Show on tour. Previous theatre includes: Will Parker in Oklahoma at Kilworth House, High Society, Willard in Footloose, Amos in Whistle Down the Wind (tour), Dr Dolittle (Apollo), The Pirates of Penzance/Peter Pan (Savoy), Santa Clause The Musical and Artie, Gwen & Lance at the New End.
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Marcus will next play Marcellus in Hamlet at the National Theatre. Previously at the NT: Chuck in Jerry Springer The Opera, Burnt By The Sun, Philistines & Life of Galileo, The White Guard and many workshops inc The Light Princess. Other theatre credits: The Cappuccino Girls (Tour), Hansel & Gretel (Stratford East), Don Giovanni (New Vic). TV/Film includes: Doctor Who, Sweeney Todd for Tim Burton
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Adam currently plays Mary Sunshine in Chicago (West-End). His theatre credits include Rusty in Starlight Express (Live Nation), Tobias in Sweeney Todd, Mabel in Pirates of Penzance (both Union Theatre) & Tom Thumb in Barnum (Eastbourne). His TV includes Britannia High (ITV1) and Red Lion Square, and Oceans of Love on film.
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Joe covers the role of Marius in Les Miserables at the Queens Theatre. He trained at Mountview and last appeared in the UK tour of Disney's Beauty & the Beast, having played Buttons in Cinderella at Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds.
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Northern Irish born Fra graduated from the Royal Academy of Music and was immediately cast in the lead role of Billy in Dirty Dancing in the West-End. He will next play Schlomo in Fame in Ireland.
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Matthew will next appear in Oxford Shakespeare Company's 2010 Rep Season, as Ariel in The Tempest & Private Lives. Other recent theatre: Jack and the Beanstalk (Oxford Playhouse), Gran in Stig (Tabard) directed by Russell Labey, Billy in Weapons of Happiness by Howard Brenton (Finborough). TV includes: Is Harry on the Boat (2 eps) & Harry & Cosh (3 eps).
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Edward most recently filmed the feature 0800 Love in India & previously filmed Be Safe Son for LFS & an episode of Skins for Channel 4. Edward will next appear in the ENO's production of Candide on International Tour. His West-End theatre credits include Mamma Mia (Prince of Wales) & Evita (Adelphi) dir by Michael Grandage. He last appeared in White Christmas at Plymouth & The Lowry, Salford.
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Matt next plays Mr Sowerberry in Oliver! in Cyprus. He recently played Old Berger in Hair at the English Theatre Frankfurt. He currently plays King Rat in Dick Whittington at the Cochrane. Previous credits include Moonshadow in the workshop of Moonshadow the Cat Stevens Musical, Prince John in Blondel, Riff Raff on the UK Tour of The Rocky Horror Show, Les Miserables & My Fair Lady.
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Alun graduated from Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in 2009, and on graduating played Mowgli in The Jungle Book at Wellingborough.
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Graham's theatre credits include: Pickering in My Fair Lady (Cambridge), Fezziwig in A Christmas Carol (Nottingham), Into The Woods (Derby), Fiddler on the Roof, 42nd Street (UK Tours), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Palladium), Tale of Two Cities (Windsor), Crazy for You (West-End), The Crucible (Hornchurch). TV inc. Sightings & Blunt. Extensive Radio includes 3 series of Flywheel Shyster & Flywheel & A Night In Ukraine for BBC Radio 4
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Samuel has made his professional debut starring in the multi award winning Wish 143 directed by Ian Barnes alongside Jim Carter & Lizzie Roper. The film's many awards so far include Best Short Film Award at the 2010 British Independent Film Festival (BiFF). He filmed a guest lead on Doctors for the BBC through May.
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Anthony's theatre includes Anthony (Lead) in The Play Wot I Wrote directed by Kenneth Branagh for David Pugh, Sgt Penny in The Hollow & Murder on Air for Bill Kenwright, Brophy in Arsenic & Old Lace for Nick Brooke/PW, Amadeus (York Theatre Royal), Uncle Henry in The Wizard of Oz (Northampton), Conversations with my Father directed by Alan Ayckbourn (Old Vic). TV includes: Poirot & Agent Z.
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Theatre includes: Corfan in The Story of Vasco (Orange Tree, Richmond), Carabosse in Sleeping Beauty (Northcott, Exeter), Seasonal Sauce (Watermill, Newbury), Eden's Empire (Finborough), The Great Highway (Gate), Balmind in Gilead (Young Vic), Amadeus, Macbeth (Derby), My Fair Lady & Oliver! (West-End), Abigail's Party (Oldham Collesium), Pickwick Papers, Romeo & Juliet (Cheltenham). TV includes: Serial Killers, The Bill, Casualty, Eastenders, London's Burning.
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Philip next plays Hamlet for Cambridge Shakespeare. He last played Dick in The Famous Five at The Tabard Theatre & previously Ed Silverberg in And The They Came For Me at London City Hall & Nym/Williams in Henry V also for Cambridge Shakespeare. TV credits inc: Under The Greenwood Tree for ITV. He graduated from the Guildford School of Acting and his roles whilst training included Dakin in The History Boys and Leontes in A Winter's Tale.
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Maurice is currently playing Mr Schumacher in Dirty Dancing at the Aldwych Theatre. His TV includes Grace and Favour, The Bill, Poirot, Casualty, Vanity Fair, Pride and Prejudice, Allo Allo and his film includes Yentl, The Slipper & The Rose and Pirates of Penzance. His West-End credits include the original casts of The Witches of Eastwick, She Loves Me, Funny Girl, Fiddler on the Roof, Billy, Showboat, 42nd Street and many more.
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Iwan has been cast in the Donmar Warehouse's production of Passion to be directed by Jamie Lloyd, having just played Nick Piazza in Fame. He has only just graduated from the Guildford School of Acting. Whilst training he played the lead role of Armand in Marguerite and Tony in West Side Story. 
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Harry's theatre credits include: Words (Clwyd), The Importance of Being Earnest (Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park), Hamlet (RSC for Michael Boyd), Treasure Island (Quantum) and Smugglers (Shanty). TV includes: Doc Martin, One Summer Film includes: Tristan & Iseult, Hercules and Love Affair, Manhattan Money, Sumo. He trained at Royal Welsh College.
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Paul next films an episode of My Family as Amos through January for BBC1. He previously appeared in Marie Lloyd and Two Pints of Lager both for the BBC, and was the subject of his own BBC3 vehicle F*** off I'm Short. Film includes The Libertine with Johnny Depp. His theatre includes Aladdin (Pleasance) and Fat Sam in Bugsy Malone (Queens, West-End). Paul also has an extensive stunt CV.
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Mark next appears in Our Day Out at the Royal Court Liverpool. He is best known as Owen Davis in Holby City, Ray Wyatt in Dream Team & Greg Shadwick in Brookside. He next films guest lead Tony Morgan in Doctors for BBC. Recent theatre: Funny Money at Liverpool, Strictly Murder on tour & Erics at Liverpool Playhouse. He also co-directed & starred in the film Stepdad. He recently released his debut album Moonlight's Back in Style.
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Harry next films an episode of new BBC3 sitcom We Are Mongrels. He last played Bill Dukes in the Leicester Curve's production of Peter Pan over Christmas. He is also part of the new comedy act Checkley Bush. Other TV credits include: Casualty, The Bill, Doc Martin & Dog Man Star for NFTS. Previous theatre credits include The Wizard of Oz (Royal Festival Hall), the Baker in Joseph (UK Tour), and the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz (Northampton). He trained at GSA.
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Ian played Derek in Acorn Antiques directed by Victoria Wood. His previous extensive theatre credits include: Death of a Salesman & Ghost of Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol (Theatre Royal, Northampton), The Recruiting Officer (Theatre Clywd), Wuthering Heights (Oxford) and West-End musicals include: Annas in Jesus Christ Superstar, Pirelli in Sweeney Todd, Evita, South Pacific, Oklahoma!, Into The Woods, Godspell.
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Spencer most recently played the title role in Peter Pan at the Curve, Leicester. He previously won the Best Actor Award at the 2009 Absolute Dublin Theatre Festival for Lord Arthur's Bed. Previous theatre: title role in Pinocchio (Dukes, Lancaster), Barnaby in Hello Dolly (Theatre Royal Lincoln), Tamate in Pacific Overtures, God in The Good Woman of Setzuan (Leicester Haymarket), Fleance in Macbeth, Snug in A Midsummer Night's Dream (No.1 Tour). 
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Michael next plays Prof Kirk in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe at Northampton. Theatre inc: The Merry Wives of Windsor (Stafford), The Seafarer, The Weir (Octagon Bolton), Peribanez (Young Vic), The Tempest (RSC), The Terrible Voice of Satan, The Knocky & Lives of Great Poisoners (Royal Court), Piano, Sunday in the Park with George, Ghetto (National Theatre), Lone Star (Royal Exchange). TV inc: Law & Order, Murphy's Law, Dunkirk, Fallout and on film National Treasure.
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Jamie appears in The Real Thing by Tom Stoppard at the Old Vic. Jamie trained at the Oxford School of Drama. His recent theatre credits include Walter Dickens in Anderson's English for Max Stafford-Clark at Out of Joint, James in Derby Day for Theatre West, Cat Ninelives for Walking Forward and Peer Gynt for Dale Teater Kompani. He was a Carleton Hobbs finalist, working for BBC Radio Drama.
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Carl will next play Benny Southstreet in Guys & Dolls at Kilworth House. He last played Terry in All The Fun of The Fair for Nikolai Foster at Bromley. Previously: Julius Caesar for Deborah Warner, Sunshine on the Leith at Dundee Rep, Scrooge for Bill Kenwright, And The Rain Falls Down, Great Expectations for Fiona Laird, Spend Spend Spend for Jeremy Sams and Half a Sixpence for Jude Kelly (both West Yorkshire Playhouse).
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Will is Resident Choreographer on Priscilla Queen of the Desert at the Palace Theatre. He previously appeared in the original London cast of Dirty Dancing (also as Dance Captain) at the Aldwych Theatre. Prior to that he last played Chester in Saturday Night Fever. 
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Immediately on graduating from the London School of Musical Theatre, Leighton has joined the cast of the new International Tour of Les Miserables in the UK and Paris.
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Nick most recently played Timmy in The Subject Was Roses at the English Theatre, Hamburg. He last appeared in For King & Country on tour for ACT Productions prior to a West-End transfer. He previously appeared in Rebus for ITV, immediately upon graduating from Central School of Speech and Drama. He is currently the face of the new Guinness ad campaign.
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Tim trained at LAMDA. He most recently played Doctor Frobisher in Puffins for Nabakov. Previous theatre: How The Other Half Lives for the Peter Hall Company, Savage/Love for Theatre 503, Ripper directed by Tamara Harvey and The Iceberg for En masse.
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Renu's many film credits include: Dilip in Leave to Remain, K, Calcium Kid, Mr Ramdas in Bridget Jones' Diary, The Lives of Saints, Four Brothers And a Funeral, Infinite Justice, Yasmin, Bollywood Queen & Rabbit Fever. His many TV credits include: Farooq in The Philanthropist, Tariq Shah in Collision, Silent Witness, Hustle, No Angels, Little Britain, Blue Murder, The Bill, Holby City, Ruth Rendall Mysteries, Only Fools & Horses, It Ain't Half Hot Mum (regular).
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Danny played Jo Beresford in 4 series of Where The Heart Is, Andy Wright in 2 series of Red Cap & Dean Wishaw in 3 series of The Cops. Other TV: Tavistock in The Tudors, Moving On, Survivors, Always and Everyone & Peak Practice. Theatre inc: Robin Hood (Norwich), Mapping The Edge (Sheffield Crucible), Wise Guys (Contact Theatre) & Lord of the Flies (Oldham Coliseum). Radio inc: Mapping The Edge & Unhearable for BBC Radio 3
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Robbie returns to the role of The Narrator in Blood Brothers on National Tour throughout 2010. He previously played the lead role of Chuck in Footloose on tour, having played Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. He previously played Harry The Horse in the West End production of Guys and Dolls for Michael Grandage.
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George is best known as Sulu in the original Star Trek TV series & first 6 feature films. Most recently he has played Kaito Nakamura in NBC's hit series Heroes from 2007-2010. He is currently filming the Tom Hanks feature Larry Crowne. Other recent credits inc: Chowder, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Disney's Kim Possible, Star Trek: New Voyages, Malcolm in the Middle, Scrubs, Jackie Chan Adventures & 3rd Rock from The Sun.
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Chris will next appear in The Three Musketeers at the Rose Theatre, Kingston this Christmas.Previously: Jest End (Jermyn Street), short film The Long Long Walk, Michael in Nikolai Foster's production of Witches of Eastwick, Our House, Avenue Q (both West-End), Two Cities (Salisbury), City of Angels (Frankfurt) & Demetrius in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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Ian played Graham in the new series of Skins for E4, and recently filmed Danni's House for RDF. Ian sold 20 million records worldwide as part of STEPS (the only British band to have more top 10 hits is The Beatles) & was a Celebrity Big Brother finalist. His theatre credits include the title role in Joseph, Nick in Fame & recently The Childcatcher in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
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