Theatre: Dance Captain, Fight Captain, and Understudy Peter Kingsley/Angel City Four Tenor & Bass in “City of Angels” (Garrick Theatre, London 2020) Ensemble and Understudy Phil Davis in “White Christmas” (Dominion Theatre, London 2019) Michael Wormwood and Understudy Doctor/Rudolpho in “Matilda” (UK Tour 2018-2019) Tevin in 21 Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “21 Chump Street” (The Courtyard Theatre, London 2018) Mr.

Matthew trained at: Bird College Conservatoire of Performing Arts 2008-11. Theatre: “Peter Pan” (The Barn Theatre) Jamie in “The Last Five Years” (Minack Cornwall) Ensemble in “Chicago” (UK Tour) Cover Brit/Rebel Leader in “We Will Rock You” (World Arena Tour) Benny in “Rent” (Tabard Theatre) Baby in “The Screams of Kitty Genovese” (Tete a Tete Opera Festival & Edinburgh Festival) Soloist in “Sondheim at 80” (BBC Prom, Royal Albert Hall) Baritone soloist/tapper in “Riverdance” (Gaiety Theatre, Dublin) Tommy Jones in “Dick Whittington” (Chelmsford Civic Theatre). West End: Principal Standby in “Hamilton” Cover Gator/Bobby/Delray in “Memphis” (Shaftesbury Theatre) Cover Brit/Rebel Leader in “We Will Rock You” (Dominion Theatre) Cover Grandfather/Ensemble in “Ragtime” (Regents Park Open Air Theatre) Cover Mechanicals/Moth in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (Regents Park Open Air Theatre) Japeth in “Children of Eden” (Prince of Wales Theatre) Cover Simba/Swing in “The Lion King” (Lyceum Theatre). He was the successful recipient of the BBC Performing Arts Bursary as well as the Gillian Lynne Award. Waylon trained at the Arts Educational Schools London. They have continued to release new music, including their most recent singles, “Entire Life,” “Dark Stars,” and “Swallow.” They have independently released two EPs, “Your Fears Will Not Be Soothed” (2020) and “Between Satellites & Settling” (2015), as well as their first full-length album, “Monster Victim Witness” (2017). Trevor is the songwriter and primary vocalist for the original alternative indie soul band Neighborhood Goliath. Other work: The musical concept album #ZoologicalSociety the soundtrack edition of The Christmasaurus. Broadcasting: Muhammad Ali in “Fight of the Century” (BBC Sounds) Host for “Magic at the Musicals” (Magic FM). Tour) “The Wiz,” “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” “Ragtime,” “Into the Woods,” “Little Shop of Horrors,” “The Exonerated,” “This Is the Life” (ETA Hoffman Theatre, DE) Television: An industry panelist/judge for “All Star Musicals” (ITV) “Strictly Come Dancing” (BBC) “Christmas at the Snow Globe,” “The Americans,” “Sunday Night at the Palladium,” “Royal Variety Performance,” “Disney’s Broadway Hits at Royal Albert Hall” (Emmy Award). Tour/What’s On Stage Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical) “Big River” (U.S. With their modern take on '60s surf rock making waves in indie circles, Jack and Eliza are proving themselves a must-see live act.Trevor trained at: West Virginia University for Acting Theatre: Disney’s “Aladdin” (West End, Broadway, and U.S. The release boasted production by Chris Zane (Mumford & Sons, The Walkmen, Passion Pit) and included catchy singles 'Hold The Line' and 'Secrets'. They released their debut EP No Wonders in fall 2014 while in their sophomore year at college - Staffen as a political science and history major at New York University and Callahan as a visual art and creative writing major at Columbia University. After the group fizzled they began writing and playing together, eventually scoring a record deal with Yebo Music in 2013. The pair met in middle school when Callahan joined Staffen's garage band as a replacement drummer. Staffen grew up enthralled with rock and roll and idolized Kurt Cobain, while Callahan studied classical guitar and later became the youngest winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest 'Song of the Year' award - an honor she nabbed at just 15 years old. Jack Staffen and Eliza Callahan grew up in Manhattan's West Village and started playing music at young ages. The result is an unforgettable live experience that treats ticket buyers to a sunny dose of sweet simplicity. They carry the weight evenly by singing and playing guitar on each song, emphasizing the interplay between their perfectly synchronized vocals while keeping production at a bare minimum. In concert the childhood friends-turned-collaborators carry their tunes to soaring heights with undeniable chemistry and easygoing stage presence.

Standout singles 'Hold The Line' and 'Secrets' take cues from '60s psychedelia and doo-wop vocals, earning the duo comparisons to The Beach Boys and The Mamas and the Papas. It's endless summer with indie pop duo Jack and Eliza, whose layered harmonies and nostalgic lyrics evoke breezy drives down the coast.

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