James Guan (Australian Young Pianist of the Year 2012) joins Samuel Morgan-Grahame and Remy
Moynes, fresh from their performances in Shakespeare's masterpiece Titus Andronicus at the New
Wimbledon Theatre in London, for an evening of the best in classic musical theatre.
Having trained at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music before heading to
London to study Musical Theatre at the prestigious Arts Educational
Schools London and the Musical Theatre Academy, Samuel Morgan-Grahame
brings classical training and a love of nostalgic movie-musicals to the
evening. After his experience in both London's West End (Grim - Charing
Cross, Island Song - St James, Tommy - Prince Edward) and Fringe (Taming
of the Shrew, New Wimbledon - Scandinavian Heart, The Gatehouse) Samuel
spent the summer of 2015 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, in two hit
productions with Music Box Theatre - The Sound of Musicals, and Poppies -
a new folk musical.
After her work in four critically-acclaimed Shakespeare plays in
London's off-West End in 2014/15, Remy Moynes brings classical acting
technique, as well as a long steeped background in musical theatre to
the night, equally at home in golden age and modern musical theatre.
Having performed everywhere from London's West End and Fringe to
glittering solo cabarets on board top cruise ships, Remy adds a little
class to the night, with poise and grace enough for three, and a voice
as beautiful in soaring Soprano as it is in sultry Sally Bowles.
As primarily a classical piano soloist, James Guan carries with him a deep musical understanding and
sensibility. Having spent much of the last three years traveling Europe to compete in international
competitions
as a soloist, James is taking a well earned break from the world of
Rachmaninov and Chopin, and been coaxed with a little encouragement
towards Hammerstein and Hart - before he returns to London to complete
his MA at the Royal Academy of Music.
So have a glass of wine, roll
your stockings down and join three top-class performers for an evening
of the best in Broadway and West End classics - Anything You Can Do -
George, Cole, Lenny and Steve.
