Tom is thrilled to be back in Neverland for another Christmas of mayhem and Panto magic. This is his first time performing at the Floral Pavilion, so he can’t wait to get started.

Last time Tom starred in Peter Pan and donned the tights and wig of Captain Hook, he won Best Villain at the inaugural Great British Pantomime Awards!

Following on from those dizzy heights he went on to play the lead role of Julian Marsh in 42nd Street at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane, this critically acclaimed musical ran for 2 years and is being shown in cinemas across the country.

Tom is best known for the 9 years he spent playing Carl King in Emmerdale, which he left when he was dramatically killed off in a live episode in 2012, thank goodness there will be no such calamities befalling him in this show!

Most recently Tom has been filming some exciting new projects that have hit the screens over this past year. The Bay S5 (ITV Studios) and Passenger (Sister Productions for ITVX).

Other TV and Film includes Cabin under a Diamond Sky (Film); In love with a Butler (FFP New Media); Casualty; Heartbeat; Doctors and The Bill.
Theatre credits – Wild Bill in Calamity Jane (No1 UK Tour); Callaghan in Legally Blonde (South Korea); Grimes/Eel in Water Babies (Leicester Curve); Ralph in Accrington Pals (Leeds Playhouse); Pan in Love’s Mistress (Globe Theatre); Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Settle Festival of Theatre).

Tom’s other interests include sport (especially supporting the mighty Liverpool FC) and extreme sporting challenges for charity such as marathons, triathlons and bike rides for causes close to his heart. He also has developed a new love for winter sea swimming as well, so if you see him bobbing about in the Irish Sea makes sure you give him a wave ????

Sean is from Denbigh, North Wales. He is well known to audiences in the U.K for Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers, after completing his award-winning performance as Mickey earlier this year, with a farewell U.K tour.

Recent theatre credits include The Trial (Stoke Rep), Tik Tok (Hope Street Theatre), The Turnip Field (Stoke Rep and Turbine Theatre), Wave Me Goodbye (Theatr Clwyd), the title role in Macbeth at The Epstein Theatre and The Narrator in The Stream (Hurricane of Change) at Venue Cymru.

TV credits include The Accidental Guru (pilot), Emmerdale (ITV/ Yorkshire Television), The Royal Today (Yorkshire Television), Hollyoaks (Mersey Television), The Chase (BBC).

Film credits include Approaching Shadows (Tape Films) which was recently premiered at the BFI Southbank and Wings (Baby Dog Films) directed by Karlton Parris.

Holly is best known for her work with pop group Go!Go!Go!, as seen on Nickelodeon’s Nick Jr Channel. With Go!Go!Go!, Holly achieved a Top 75 album (Radio Go!Go!Go!) and completed two successful West End runs and a UK tour, culminating in a sell-out concert at the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire.

Holly is a versatile vocalist, who can turn her hand to many styles, from musical theatre to pop and rock. Notable stqge roles include Meat in We Will Rock You (Tallink Cruises), Sophie in Mamma Mia (Tallink Cruises), and Columbia in the European tour of Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show (BB Promotions). Most recently, Holly debuted the role of Gemima in The Zoo Groove Rangers, for Jammy Creative Studios, and tours regularly with Jammy’s pop/rock trio Steampunk Boogie.

Holly is delighted to be reprising the role of Tinker Bell for UK Productions, and to be flying all the way from her home in “old” Brighton to New Brighton, to bring this magical show to the Floral Pavilion for the first time.

Training: Performance Preparation Academy, Guildford

Danny created the role of Ron Williams in the world premiere production of Cable Street earlier this year and will soon reprise his role when the show returns to the Southwark Playhouse for an Autumn run.

Prior to this he could be seen as Billy Kostecki in the National Tour of Dirty Dancing, having played the role in the West End revival at the Dominion Theatre.

Other theatre includes: Feuilly/Joly/Cover Marius & Grantaire in Les Misérables (UK & Ireland Tour & Sondheim Theatre, West End); Joly/Cover Marius in Les Misérables All Star Concert (Sondheim Theatre, West End); Elder Cross/Davis in The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales Theatre, West End), Nathan Leopold in Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story (Edinburgh Fringe & Bridge House, London), It’s a Wonderful Life – A Radio Play (Bridge House, London). Jack in Jack and the Beanstalk (Leeds Carriageworks Theatre) and Dandini in Cinderella (Bridlington Spa Theatre)

Workshops: The Legends of Notre Dame (London Theatre Workshops)

Television: The Royal (ITV)

Concerts include: Transatlantic: Jonathan Reid Gealt, Jonathan Reid Gealt: Whatever I Want It To Be, West End Reverse, West End Men, The Platform LDN, Blame Canada, Sunday In The Arts and West End Old & New.

In 2017 Danny Reached the Live Finals of BBC1’s Let it Shine, performing alongside Take That, Danni Minogue and Melanie C.

Victoria trained at The Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts.

West End credits include: Ensemble in 42ND STREET (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Cover Vera in MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS (Noel Coward Theatre) and Cover Princess Elizabeth/Swing in BETTY BLUE EYES (Novello, Original London Cast).

Theatre credits include: Ensemble/Cover Annie, Chris and Ruth in CALENDAR GIRLS (UK Tour); Jennyanydots in CATS (Cyprus); Cover Vera in MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS (Theatre Royal, Bath); Erma in ANYTHING GOES (Kilworth House); Charlotte Sowerbury in OLIVER! (National Tour); Hotbox Girl in GUYS & DOLLS (Leicester Curve); Little Girl in THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK (Original UK Tour); The Pirates of Penzance (Kilworth House); Snow White in SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARVES (Alhambra Theatre, Bradford); Silly Girl in DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (UK Tour); OKLAHOMA! (UK Tour); Ethel Peas in THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (Original UK Tour); Ruth in GUARDIAN ANGELS (Landor) and Louise in CAROUSEL (UK Tour).

Workshops credits include: Kylie in STRICTLY BALLROOM; Tommy in DOCTOR DOOLITTLE and Bicky in WHO ARE OUR NEW FRIENDS.
Film credits include: WONKA! (Warner Bros.) and Millerette in MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS (BBC Film/Pathe Pictures).

Television credits include: THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE, THIS MORNING, THE ONE SHOW and THE GENERATION GAME.

Recording credits include: 42nd Street (Cast Album); Mrs Henderson Presents (Cast Album); Betty Blue Eyes (Cast Album) and Mrs Henderson Presents (Motion Picture Soundtrack).

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