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Natalie – Producer / Choreographer 

  Natalie has been a dance teacher and choreographer for 25 years.  She studied dance, singing and musical theatre from a very early age.  During her school years, Natalie appeared in television, drama and stage productions, including children’s pantomimes.  Natalie went onto full time drama school where she was given the opportunity to work at the Phillip St Theatre as Assistant Stage Manager.  Natalie and her husband Robert  founded the The Dance Department/RFTS School of Performing Arts in 1986, now STARS Talent Schools.  “I once had a dream” – to form a Children’s Musical Theatre Group and

South Eastern Musicals was born. The Musical The Greatest Musicals. marks    Natalie’s 7^th production.  What a pleasure it is to be working with such an enthusiastic and talented group of young performers.  I would like to thank everyone involved in this production for all their hard work and support.  Enjoy…!

Little Pattie today looks as great as she did when she first took a strong hold on the Australian Music scene in the mid 60's as a fourteen year old school girl.

With a succession of hits like "He's My Blonde Headed Stompie Wompie Real Gone Surfer boy" and "Stompin' at Maroubra", and a long standing member of the "Bandstand Family", PATTIE has established herself as a prominent force of the 60's revolutionary times. Her talents were credited with awards from the Radio and Recording Industry as 'Best National Female Vocalist' and 'Best Teenage TV Personality', followed by a succession of Gold Records for her radio chart successes.

A definite "all rounder" in the Theatrical and Entertainment Industry, PATTIE's talents span a broad spectrum from producing and performing in her own children's pantomines (eg. The Little Pattie Fun Show) to magnificent vocal treatment of the more serious 20th Century composer's works like George and Ira Gershwin, Rogers and Hart etc. the latter of which earns her tremendous respect amongst her musical peers.
It is this popular music area of Jazz and Swing which has been part of PATTIE's success story over the past few years. Pattie represented Australia at Expo in New Orleans singing with the Bob Barnard Band. In 1990, PATTIE was the first Australian vocalist to perform in concert in China. Later that year she represented Australia again in Osaka and Japan, singing with the legendary Graeme Bell Allstars.

PATTIE maintains a high profile in the Music Industry by constantly working on new recordings, doing many live performances in venues throughout Australia.

This exposure put together with a very impressive track record in the Entertainment Industry has made LITTLE PATTIE a household name whom I truly believe represents one of the best value performers currently working in and for Australia. Source:  www.ataallstarartists.com.au/Little_Pattie.html 
Little Pattie Full Biography: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_PattieThe Legendary Little Pattie!

Danielle has always loved performing on the stage.

From talent quests to being in over 11 stage Song & Dance musical productions, Danielle has completed her certificates in Theatre & Screen, and Music Industry.

Danielle is still continuing her performances, and is currently workin with

“Stars Super Showgroup” for their  2010 QLD Tour.

Apart from appearances at the “Royal Easter Show”, “Westfield Eastgardens”,

“Sydney Childrens Hospital”, “Fetes” and “Carnivals”,

Danielle doesn’t forget about her singing and acting career either.

Danielle has leaned many different dance styles such as

Jazz, Funk, Contemporary, Basic stage ballet, Tap and Hip Hop.

Still being young Danielle looks forward to growing with the industry. Danielle says she enjoys seeing the kids she teaches learn more and more every day. J

 

 

TRAINING

Dance  - 2003-2009 Drama . 2003-2009 Full Time Performing Arts Course 2008/2009 - Certificate IV

Acrobatics, Horse Riding, Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Acting &
Singing. 2 Years Talent Development High School. Student Teacher  - 2004-2008 - Current Dance Teacher

EXPERIENCE STAGE/THEATRE Haiti Fundraiser Producer/Assistant/Performer 2010 - LA, Las Vegas, New York & Florida 2005 & 2007.Variety Heart Performer 2004, 2005 & 2007 Industry Performer/Stage Manager 2005,2006,2007 & 2008

FILM/TELEVISION So You Think You Can Dance? Extra Performer for Cassie Davis 2009. So You Think You Can Dance? Opening Number for Finale 2009. Kerri Anne Kennelly Performer 2008. Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards Performer Nickelodeon 2007 Disney Channel’s My High School Musical Disney 2007. Home & Away Extra Channel 7 2007. Kerri Anne Kennelly Performer 2006.Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards Slime Posse Nickelodeon 2006.Home & Away Extra Channel 7 2006.Dare 2 Dance Channel 7 2005.Kerri Anne Kennelly Performer 2005.Kerri Anne Kennelly Performer 2004

CORPORATE Optus 3G iPhone Giveaway Performer 2009

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Sophie Wilden- Sensational Ballet Teacher

 Sophie has been dancing for 15 years and is a qualified, experienced dance teacher in Classical, Tap & Jazz.  Sophie is looking forward to a career in the industry and continuing to share her passion for dance with others. Career highlights include lead roles with The Australian Classical Youth Ballet and Contemporary dance Troupe “Fresh Bred “ and her role as a dancer on “McLeods Daughters”. Sophie also loves Musical Theatre and has played lead roles in Joseph & The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Buddy the Musical , Anything Goes & Seussical.

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Wendy Twiner – Director

  Wendy's professional career began in the Australian Premiere and tour of "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas".  Other Australian premieres include "West Side Story", "The Garter Snatchers of the Rio Grande", "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" and "You, Me and the Gatepost".  Travelling extensively with dance she has performed overseas at Disneyland and Universal Studio's, Los Angeles, USA. She has played lead roles, directed, choreographed and costumed over 160 shows with favourite roles being Anita in "West Side Story", Nancy in "Oliver", Meg Brockie in "Brigadoon", Ado Annie in "Oklahoma!", Mama Morton in "Chicago" and Bloody Mary in "South Pacific" to name a few.

Wendy has compered, coordinated and choreographed fashion parades for leading department stores and shopping centres, choreographed for the Education Department and the opening of the Bankstown Velodrome, 2000 Olympics. She has taught all forms of dance and became a dance teacher at 16.  In 2009 Wendy was choreographer for “Chess” at Ashfield Musical Society and after directing GREASE in 2008 and Annie Jr. in 2009 for South Eastern Musicals is pleased to return this year for Seussical Jr.