OFFICIAL CAST RECORDING

Jayne O'Mahony

Jayne’s West End debut was at the age of nine where she created the young role of Cosette at the Barbican Theatre in 1985. She later returned to the cast of the Palace Theatre performing the role of adult Cosette becoming the first artist ever to have played both roles, holding the accolade to this day. Jayne played the role of the Mistress in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita in the UK Tour starring Marti Webb and later travelled to Oslo Spectrum Arena to star in the same role alongside John Barrowman. Jayne has travelled extensively, performing in concerts in Moscow, St Petersburg, Taiwan, Dubai and Bahrain and is thrilled to be performing with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta in March 2012. Jayne is an original company member of The Masters of the House.

Hayley Reed

Hayley trained at Arts Educational School in London. Her previous credits include the UK tour of Beauty and the Beast, Spamalot (Palace Theatre), Irving Berlin’s White Christmas The Musical (Theatre Royal, Plymouth and Southampton), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (New London and UK Tour), A Celebration of West End (Palace Theatre – Mona in Chicago section), Remembrance Gala (Millennium Dome), as well as Cinderella and Aladdin.
Her television credits include Blue Peter, GMTV, Love Bites, SMTV, This Morning as well as some commercials.

Karen Evans

Karen trained at Guildford School of Arts, her credits include: Jellylorum in Trevor Nunn’s UK tour “Cats”, Mabel in “Pirates of Penzance”, (Regents Park and UK Tour), “Midsummer Nights Dream” (Regents Park), “Loves Labours Lost” (Regents Park). Karen was understudy for Belle in the Original Cast of “Beauty and the Beast” and “Aspects of Love” UK Tour, “Buddy” (UK Tour), “Out of the Blue” (Shaftsbury Theatre), “Closer than Ever” (Bridewell Theatre), “Esther” (International Theatre of Wales), “Where are Charlie?” (Regents Park), “City of Angels” (The English Theatre, Frankfurt). As a Welsh speaker she is a regular face on not only BBC Wales but also on independent Welsh speaking television.

Sara Louisa Parry

Sara Louisa studied singing at the Royal Northern College of Music. After graduating, Louisa joined the company of Les Miserables at the Palace Theatre, Manchester. She consequently toured with the show to Dublin and Edinburgh and was fortunate to be invited to appear at the Royal Albert hall for the Les Miserables 10th Anniversary Concert in 1995. Louisa also sang at the closing ceremony of the Euro 96 football competition at Wembley stadium. Other West End shows include Phantom of the Opera (London) Grease (UK tour) Annie (Portsmouth Guildhall) and Evita in Oslo, Norway where she first worked with Carl Rosa Opera in their productions of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado (Pitti-sing) and The Pirates of Penzance (Kate) touring Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

Nik Stoter

Nik has worked extensively in TV and Theatre since he was a child and studied at The Sylvia Young Theatre School. West End credits include; Oliver in Oliver! (Albery Theatre), The Sound of Music (Apollo Victoria), Bugsy Malone (Her Majesty’s), The Cannon and Ball Show (Dominion), Adrian in The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, aged 13 ¾ ,Treasure Island (Wimbledon Theatre), Peter Pan (Cambridge Theatre), Hot Stuff (Cambridge Theatre), Oliver! (London Palladium), Pirates of Penzance (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Assasins (Bridewell Theatre), Dr. Livingstone I Presume (Riverside Hammersmith). National tours include; Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat , David in David Copperfield, Great Expectations, Geoffrey in Stepping Out, They’re Playing Our Song, Rooster in Annie, High School Musical II, Tony in Copacabana as well as a variety of television and film roles. Nik is also an accomplished recording artist.

Ben Beechey

Ben’s credits include: Brujon in “Les Miserables” (Queen's Theatre), the Beast and Gaston in the UK Tour of Beauty and the Beast and Jess Dunn in the NYMT production of The Dreaming. He created the role of Prince Varian in Alan Ayckbourn's Orvin. and Lt Ward / Harold Ickes in Annie (Dubai Tour). Other credits include: Clyde Gabriel in The Witches of Eastwick (Deptford); Cliff in Cabaret, Tony in West Side Story and King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar (Beck Theatre).

Michael Robinson

Michael trained as a concert pianist and singer at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Since then he has gained international recognition as a theatre, stage, concert and recording artist. He debuted in the West end at the Savoy Theatre in The Pirates of Penzance with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, and has subsequently appeared in numerous other West End productions and national tours including the National Theatre’s production of Bernstein's Candide, the British premiere of Tony Award winning musical Ragtime and he was involved in the conceptual stages and the world press launch of Billy Elliot The Musical. Michael has also appeared regularly as a soloist with the BBC Concert Orchestra, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales as well as broadcasting for Radio 2 and Radio 3. He was recently invited to perform as a soloist for Sondheim's 75th birthday gala in London.

Tom Guest

Tom trained at the University of Manchester as a classically trained singer, pianist and clarinetist. He has appeared in Sweet Charity, Theatre Royal Drury Lane; as Lee Harvey Oswald in Assassins at the Palace Theatre Manchester and in the UK and Italian tour of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change! Tom has recently starred as Bob Gaudio in Big Girls Don’t Cry the internationally acclaimed tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Other credits include Macbeth, Zig and More, Venus, Phedra and the role of the Beast in Beauty and The Beast.

John Langley

John has sung regularly with the BBC Concert Orchestra, has been a frequent guest on Friday Night is Music Night for Radio Two and has performed in concert at the Royal Festival Hall. John has also been a regular soloist with the English Pops Orchestra and has sung on many occasions with the All Souls, Royal Philharmonic Concert, and British Police Symphony Orchestras and has sung solo at The Royal Albert, Birmingham Symphony and Glasgow Royal Concert Halls.
John made his West end debut in Phantom of the Opera playing the principal roles of Monsieur Andre & Monsieur Lefevre. He went on in 1999 to join the cast of Whistle down the Wind at The Aldwych Theatre for two years where he played the roles of Boon & Edward. John played the role of Harry in the debut international cast of Mamma Mia.

Stephen John Davis

Stephen’s West End credits include: Phantom in “The Phantom of the Opera” (Her Majesty’s) including the recent 10,000th performance, Reuben in RUG’s “Joseph and the amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” with Lee Mead and Gareth Gates; The Bishop of Digne, Jean Valjean and Javert “Les Miserables” (Queens Theatre). Other roles include Pish Tush in “The Mikado” (UK & Eire Tour), Masetto in “Don Giovanni” (Holland Park) and was a soloist in the “Strauss Gala” (UK and Eire Tour). He has toured with the celebrated D’Oyly Carte Opera Company as Sir Joseph Porter “HMS Pinafore” (UK Tour). Major General and Samuel “Pirates of Penzance” (The Savoy Theatre), Boatswain “HMS Pinafore” at (The Savoy & Shubert Theatre, New Haven, CT USA). His recent radio appearances include: Bishop of Digne for the 21st Anniversary concert of “Les Miserables” for BBC Radio 2 and the shared role of Leader in Kurt Weil’s “Lost in the Stars” with Charles Hazelwood for BBC Radio 3.

Other current and past members of The Masters of The House:
Amanda Goldthorpe-Hall
David Anthony
Andrew Morton
Ben Newhouse-Smith
Cathy Cogle
Jacob Chapman
James Barron
James Pearson
Jo Pullen
Jonathan D. Ellis
Justine Balmer
Loren Geeting
Lyndsey Danvers
Mark McKerracher
Richard Sidaway
Rob Archibold
Rob Irons
Trevor Connor
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The Masters of The House Band:
Musical Director: Dominic Barlow
2nd Keyboards: Andrew Sackett, Andrew Payne, Pierce Tee
Bass Guitar: Martin Roach, Pete Moore
Drums: Todd Knapp, Dave Bryant
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For Epic Creative Productions Ltd:
CEO: Jack Applebaum
Director: Cheryl Applebaum
General Manager: Trevor Kaye
Finance: Linda Brian
Video: Chris Ilett
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