Andrew has been dancing since the age of 4 and later discovered a passion for singing and acting. Andrew studied Musical Theatre at the National Theatre in St Kilda during 2002. Following studies, Andrew went on to work with Tony Bones Entertainment & The Entertainment Store, touring Australia and New Zealand with ‘The Wiggles touring company as Dance Captain. In 2005 Andrew was cast in the Australian tour of ‘Dusty – The Original Pop Diva’ and performed in over 200 shows. In 2007 Andrew traveled across the world to perform as a featured singer and vocal captain on Royal Caribbean’s ‘Mariner of the Seas’. Currently Andrew teaches a variety of dance styles in schools across Melbourne as well as Acting and Vocal Tuition. Show credits include among others Billy Lawler – 42nd Street (Lyrebird Nomination – Best Youth Performer), Joseph – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Don Lockwood – Singing In the Rain (Victorian Musical Theatre Guild Nomination – Best Dancer).
Position
Theatre in Education Performer, Party Performer
TBE Theatre In Education Shows
THE NIGHT GARDEN (Book by Elise Hurst)
Strange the Cat Puppeteer
AMELIA DEE AND THE PEACOCK LAMP (Book by Odo Hirsch)
Andrew has been dancing since the age of 4 and later discovered a passion for singing and acting. Andrew studied Musical Theatre at the National Theatre in St Kilda during 2002. Following studies, Andrew went on to work with Tony Bones Entertainment & The Entertainment Store, touring Australia and New Zealand with ‘The Wiggles touring company as Dance Captain. In 2005 Andrew was cast in the Australian tour of ‘Dusty – The Original Pop Diva’ and performed in over 200 shows. In 2007 Andrew traveled across the world to perform as a featured singer and vocal captain on Royal Caribbean’s ‘Mariner of the Seas’. Currently Andrew teaches a variety of dance styles in schools across Melbourne as well as Acting and Vocal Tuition. Show credits include among others Billy Lawler – 42nd Street (Lyrebird Nomination – Best Youth Performer), Joseph – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Don Lockwood – Singing In the Rain (Victorian Musical Theatre Guild Nomination – Best Dancer).