Nativity! [DVD]

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Theatre includes: Ned Schneebly in School of Rock (UK and Ireland Tour), understudied and played Dr Pomatter and Ogie in Waitress (Adelphi Theatre), understudied and played Simeon in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium), Skimbleshanks and understudy Rum Tum Tugger in Cats (International Tour), Doctor and understudied and played Mr Wormwood and Rudolpho in Matilda the Musical (Cambridge Theatre/RSC), understudied and played Mr Beauregarde in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), for which he was also Assistant Children’s Director, Alf in Darling of the Day (Union Theatre), his professional debut playing the role of George in the 10th Anniversary Revival production of Taboo (Brixton Club House) – Broadway World UK Award nomination for Best Leading Actor in a Musical – a role he later reprised in the New York 10th Anniversary Concert (54 Below). She said: "Nativity 4 has been developed already and so has Nativity 5 – one of them is set ‘Down Under’ in Australia". Concerts: Ben Lancaster – Live at Zédel, Cut Before Curtain Up – Above the Stag, West End Christmas – MAD Trust. Louie would like to thank his agent, Terence at YOU Management for the support and he would also like to thank his family. I had no idea things like this happened in Birmingham, I thought you had to go to London or New York!

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The second one, Danger in the Manger, starred David Tennant and Joanna Page, along with regulars Jason Watkins and Marc Wootton, while the third, Dude, Where’s My Donkey? Josh has also played keyboards in many projects, including the musical television production of How The Grinch Stole Christmas which aired on NBC and Sky last year. Cinderella, 84 Charing Cross Road, Horniman’s Choice, Hungry, Factors Unforeseen, Breaking The Code, The Good Mother and Noises Off, The Lower Depths, The Seagull, Things We Do For Love, Having A Ball, Hamlet, When Did You Last See Your Trousers? Debbie’s hit comedy cinema film Confetti (20th Century Fox) was nominated for a British Comedy Award in 2006.Jamie is also appearing as Gerald in Netflix’s festive release Christmas on Mistletoe Farm – written and directed by NATIVITY’s Debbie Isitt. He was nominated for an Olivier Award for Henry IV Part 1 and 2 (RSC), Green Room Award for Singin’ in the Rain (Australia) and Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland for Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (Royal Lyceum). His professional credits include: Beauty and the Beast at The Belgrade Theatre in Coventry and most recently Billy Elliott at The Leicester Curve. Every child in every school has one Christmas wish, to star in a Nativity, and at St Bernadette’s School they’re attempting to mount a musical version!

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Kay worked for 30 years as a freelance designer/ maker for theatre, film, ballet and opera including shows at The Rep, Birmingham Royal Ballet and film and opera with director Ken Russell. under-achieving primary school teacher Mr Maddens ( Martin Freeman) works at a school that competes annually with a local private school for the best production of the Christmas nativity play. Other screen roles include: Ziggy Briceman in Red Dwarf, Speccy in Catherine Tate’s Nan, and Tony (Craig Revel Horwood’s germophobic henchman!Jamie’s stage work includes: Neville’s Island (Stephen Joseph Theatre), Time and the Conways (Bath Theatre Royal), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Nottingham Playhouse), Hound of the Baskervilles (Salisbury Playhouse), Joking Apart (Exeter Northcott) and a year in the West End playing Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap. Featuring all of your favourite sing-a-long hits from the movies including Sparkle and Shine, Nazareth, One Night One Moment, She’s the Brightest Star and a whole host of new songs, this musical really ‘is a heartfelt hit’ (The Times). In spring 2022 appeared in London in the award nominated drama about the outrageous playwright Joe Orton Diary of a Somebody as Edna Welthorpe.