Production

Director - Godspell (2018)
Vocal Director - Guys and Dolls (2017)
Musical Director - High School Musical Jnr (2016)
Vocal Director - My Fair Lady (2015)
Musical Director - Eurobeat! Almost Eurovision (2013)
Vocal Director - Oliver (2007)

Onstage

The Full Monty (Georgie Bukatinsky) (2019)
The Wedding Singer (Linda) (2018)
Hairspray (Prudy Pingleton/Matron/Gym Teacher) (2012)
Titanic the Musical (Alice Beane) (2012)
Jesus Christ Superstar (Soul Sister) (2011)
The Full Monty (Georgie Bulatinsky) (2006)
The Vicar of Dibley (The Vicar) (2005)
Little Shop of Horrors (Crystal) (2005)
Guys and Dolls (Miss Adelaide) (2004)

BIO

Emma is a classically trained singer, actor, director and voice coach, developing her love of voice at a young age at the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music and later  through the AMEB and Trinity College, London. She has taught voice performance and acting for over 20 years, and in recent years has spent much of her time on the production side of the theatre world.

Emma is also accomplished theatre performer.  Highlights include roles in The Wedding Singer (Linda), Guys and Dolls (Miss Adelaide), Little Shop of Horrors (Crystal), Titanic the Musical (Alice Beane), Godspell (Joanne), Men at Arms (Cuddy the Dwarf), Noises Off (Poppy), The Vicar of Dibley (the Vicar), Fabbalous and Fabbalous Too (Margherita), Hairspray (Prudy Pingleton/Matron/Gym Teacher), and The Full Monty (Georgie Bukatinsky).  She has also appeared many other productions including Iolanthe (Celia), Pirates of Penzance, The Gondoliers (Gianetta), Ginger Meggs and the Missing Link (Mrs Meggs), Fiddler on the Roof, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Oklahoma, as well as a number of cabaret and theatre restaurant performances.  Once described as a ‘comic gem’, Emma received a Canberra Area Theatre (CAT) Award for her performance as Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls in 2004, and received CAT nominations for her roles in Little Shop of Horrors and The Full Monty (2006).

In her spare time, she is a consulting lawyer, a marriage celebrant, and a mum of two amazing boys who may well be destined for life in or on the stage if their at home theatre productions are any indication.

Sarah Golding is an actor, singer, songwriter and producer based in Melbourne, Australia.

Initially Kodally trained, Sarah has since studied classical and musical theatre voice. She studied actor’s process at the 16th Street Actors Studio and worked with award winning Melbourne filmmaker Andrew Walsh on his most recent short film project, "I Miss The War" (Dr Charlotte White).

Sarah's previous musical theatre performances include Boyka in Eurobeat (Supa Productions), Beth in Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of War of the Worlds (Supa Productions), Mrs Lyons in Blood Brothers (Queanbeyan City Council) and Kate Monster in Avenue Q (Supa Productions), the latter two roles earning her Canberra Area Theatre Awards Best Actress nominations. Sarah's most recent stage performance was the dual puppet role of Kate Monster/Lucy T in Trifle Theatre Company's production of Avenue Q for the 2015 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. The season sold out and received widely positive critical acclaim.

Outside of theatre, Sarah holds bachelor degrees in medicine/surgery and biomedical science with honours in biochemistry, and works in regulatory medicine.

Eliza has been involved in the performing arts for 17 years, both onstage and off.

Trained in ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, pole dancing, modern, belly dancing, lyrical, and contemporary, Eliza was thrilled to be invited to choreograph Canberra Philharmonic Society’s production of Evita.

An accomplished performer on stage, Eliza has been seen in productions such as Supa Productions’ Footloose and Eurobeat, ANU Interhall Productions’ Cats and Spamalot, Queanbeyan City Council’s Hair, and Everyman Theatre’s Rent, just to name a few.

Eliza has been nominated for two CAT Awards, one for Best Youth Actress in a School or Youth Play for her role as Marie in Woyzeck, presented by Canberra Grammar School, and has recently won a CAT Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of the character Patsy in Spamalot.

Eliza is also know to be a frequent member of musical theatre orchestras, including Phoenix Players’ How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Canberra Philharmonic Society’s Hairspray and Cabaret, and Supa Productions’ Witches of Eastwick. Eliza is also participating in the orchestra for Evita, which has been an eye-opening experience combining the worlds of music and dance within the one show.

In her spare time, Eliza is a flute teacher around Canberra, as well as running other drama courses and musical activities for students aged 5 to 70. She has a passion for teaching and education, and loves the fact that she was given the opportunity to meld these passions with choreography for Evita.