Susan has been active in Canberra musical theatre since 1992. She has appeared on stage in over 25 productions in many roles and choruses, and an intriguing variety of costumes.

As Musical Director, Susan has worked with Ickle Pickle Productions and Phoenix Players on many productions including Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, Seussical the Musical, Oliver!, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Charlotte's Web, and Scrooge (Assistant MD).

Susan specialises in digitally sequencing orchestral music, customised to suit the production. Using Sibelius software, it takes many long hours to individually enter and check each note, rest, and dynamic change for all instruments in each musical item so as to produce the full orchestral sound she wants to emulate.

She also specialises in arranging music, and often reworks or writes lyrics to fit new productions. She has received CAT Award nominations for Best Musical Director and Best Original Work for her musical arrangements and lyrics in Ickle Pickle's The Emperor's New Clothes and Hansel and Gretel.

As a teacher, Susan has worked on many school productions covering The Mikado, Anything Goes, The Pirates of Penzance, Back to the 80's, and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and she enjoys the experience of working with younger casts.

Susan loves musical theatre and tries to make rehearsals fun to share her passion and pass on the theatrical bug to the next generation, in homage to those who inspired her.

A graduate from the Charles Sturt University BA Acting (Stage & Screen) course, Adam moved to Sydney, where he performed in theatre and film for three years. During this time, he performed in many brand new musicals in multiple venues.

After leaving the Sydney acting scene for a more peaceful lifestyle, Adam has been an active part of the Canberra theatre scene since 2009. He has acted, directed and judged for Short+Sweet, as well as being Festival Director in 2010. 

He has also performed with Freshly Ground Theatre, Women's Forum Theatre, Phoenix Players, Lexx Productions, Canberra Rep, Dramatic Productions and Ickle Pickle, playing a variety of roles, as well as singing and dancing.

Adam is also an accent and voice coach, with radio and voice over experience. He teaches Drama and Live Production & Services in ACT public schools, directing students in many major shows and festivals each year.

Alwaysloved acting and was often on stage in school concerts, singing in the choir, selectedvoices and acting in short skits. Did a few small shows (musical andstraight) while studying to be a priest. Acted in a variety of one act plays,revues and musicals before and after National Service in Townsville beforemoving to Canberra where he did a series of mainly straight plays and onemusical with Canberra Repertory during 1972,73,74 and 1976. Then had a longsabbatical as other matters took priority. Returned to the stage in 2005 andhas done mainly musicals but also a handful of straight plays since. Enjoyingvery much the buzz of live theatre again in retirement from the 9 to 5workforce. Has done paid work as a labourer, soldier, public servant, milkvendor, taxi driver, exercise instructor, actor. Has done voluntary work as acoach in Rugby League, Oztag, Soccer, Cricket, Athletics (still doing that) andmuch committee work in those sports and church activities. Currently workscasually and part time as a group exercise leader and acts as a SimulatedPatient with the ANU School of Clinical Medicine.

Debra has enjoyed a long and exciting amateur theatre career in both Canberra and Melbourne. She is currently living and working in Canberra.

Her Theatre credits include: Madame Edith (Allo Allo), Karen Holt (Something to Hide), Anne Protheroe (Murder at the Vicarage), Elizabeth Proctor (The Crucible), Karen (Mixed Emotions), Prince Charming (Cinderella), Azurial (Cinderella) and Rita (Educating Rita).

Her Musical Theatre credits include: Hold Me Touch Me (The Producers), Maggie Jones (42nd Street), U/S Madame Thenadier/Ensemble (Les Miserables), Jacks Mum/Granny (Into the Woods), Mrs Pembleton (Rokitelly Man), Madame Firman (Phantom of the Opera), Maizy La Bird (Suessical), Widow Corney (Oliver), Mrs Koala (Snugglepot and Cuddlepie), Stepmother (Into the Woods), Mother Abbess (Sound of Music), Ensemble (Les Miserables), Ensemble (Follies), Sister Amnesia (Nunsense), Gilmer (Godspell), Maisie (The Boyfriend), Domina (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum), Rizzo (Grease), and a variety of small roles in Gilbert and Sullivan productions and school productions.

She has also appeared in several local TV commercials, Short Films and promotional training DVDs.

A current second year student at The National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) in Melbourne, Jeff has been involved in theatre since Child Players ACT's 2010 production of Peter Pan, where he performed as the show's Narrator. Following this, he took on the role of Assistant Director for the 2012 and 2013 programs, also managing the DVD production of the shows. Over the years, Jeff has had the opportunity to take on several character roles, including Major General Stanley in The Pirates of Penzance, Bagheera in The Jungle Book, Charley Bates in Oliver! and a Wickersham Brother in Seussical the Musical. Jeff was also a founding member of Poncho Circus, a performance troupe founded out of emerging artists from Canberra's Warehouse Circus.