Savana is beyond excited to be playing Young Anna in this amazing production. Savana is a pupil of the Marie Clarke School of Dance. This is her third show with Portsmouth Theatres, having played the role of Molly in Annie (Kings Theatre), Kids Ensemble in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Kings Theatre), and the loveable Dopey in Snow White and the Magnificent Seven (New Theatre Royal). She most recently made it through to the All England Finals, where she performed tap and musical theatre in Eastbourne. She hopes you enjoy this magical show as much as she has enjoyed being part of this incredible cast.
Phoebe started dancing at 3 with ballet and tap at Abstract, and now trains at NB Dance Academy in ballet, tap, modern, jazz, hip hop, character, national and musical theatre, plus London-based WestEndKids Training where she learns advanced choreography, builds stage presence and develops musical theatre technique. With around 60 medals and trophies, she qualified for AED regionals with 5 solos in 2026 and placed 2nd in Musical Theatre to reach Nationals. Having had lead roles and main stage pantos, now aged 11, performing on stage is Phoebe’s passion and she’s so excited to play a young Disney princess!
Logan is thrilled to be performing as Young Anna, her second show with Portsmouth Theatres, following her debut as Jemima Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang earlier this year. Logan trains with Starz Arts Academy, and regularly competes in dance festivals. She recently reached the All England Dance National Finals, and became a National Champion for 2026 alongside her younger sister for their Musical Theatre duet. She loves all aspects of musical theatre and is happiest on stage, performing and bringing characters to life. Stage credits include: Jemima Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Director: Jack Edwards (Kings Theatre, Portsmouth). Outside of theatre, Logan loves reading, and enjoys a wide range of sports, particularly mountain biking and surfing. She is very excited to be part of this production and hopes you enjoy the show!
Jocelyn is absolutely thrilled to be joining the cast and creative team of Frozen the Musical with Portsmouth Theatres, making her debut as Young Elsa. Jocelyn’s previous theatre credits include Matilda in Matilda the Musical (Talent Theatre, Portsmouth) and Taylor in High School Musical JR (Talent Theatre Productions, Portsmouth).
Kyle is a University of Portsmouth Musical Theatre graduate. His previous roles include: Young Bernadette in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Portsmouth Players); Sonny Latierri in Grease (Portsmouth Players); Ensemble in Jesus Christ Superstar (Portsmouth Players); Hanschen Rilow in Spring Awakening (Portsmouth Players); Lieutenant Captain Frederic Charlus in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Benchmark Theatre); Ensemble in The Addams Family (Benchmark Theatre); Ensemble in Sister Act (Benchmark Theatre); Benji in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (West End cast); The Party; True Story!; Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls (Chichester Festival Theatre). Frozen marks Kyle’s first production with Portsmouth Theatres, and he is absolutely thrilled to be part of such an iconic show. It has been an absolute pleasure to work with everyone and see this come together.
Stephanie trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, graduating with distinction and receiving the John Wills Memorial Prize for outstanding performance in voice. Professional credits include The War of the Worlds UK Arena Tour, Shakespeare’s Globe’s The Winter’s Tale, and Welsh National Opera’s This Is Me. Most recently she played Truly Scrumptious in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at Portsmouth’s Kings Theatre. Her musical theatre credits include: Elle Woods in Legally Blonde; Maria in The Sound of Music; Lucille Frank in Parade; Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes; Laurey in Oklahoma!; Cassie in A Chorus Line; and Kathy in The Last Five Years.
Ben Horner is an actor, singer, director and musical director who has appeared extensively on and off stage since 2013. Graduating from Bath Spa University with a BA in Music, Ben’s recent roles include Pontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar at Fareham Live, for which he was nominated for a Spotlight Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical. Other roles include: Paul in Company (Barn Theatre); Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Theatre Royal Portsmouth); Roger in Grease (Kings Theatre); Igor in Young Frankenstein (Theatre Royal Portsmouth); Eddie in Sister Act (Ferneham Hall); and Enoch Snow in Carousel (Ferneham Hall). Ben’s production credits include: Musical Director for Jekyll & Hyde and Night at the Movies 3 (both for CAOS Musical Productions); and Creative Director for Comedy Tonight (SDMS).
Danielle is thrilled to be joining the cast of Frozen, her first production with Portsmouth Theatres. Danielle trained at the Guildford School of Acting and holds an ALCM in Music Performance with the University of West London. Previous shows include: Ariel in The Little Mermaid (Petersfield Festival Hall); Harriet Smith in Emma (Chawton House); Janet Van De Graff in The Drowsy Chaperone (The Stage Door); Debbie in The Band (Kings Theatre); Kira in Xanadu (The Stage Door); Sister Mary Roberts in Sister Act (Fareham Live); Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity (South Downs College); Ensemble in Cilla the Musical, Director: Bill Kenwright (The Hawth, Crawley); and Mardi Gras (Sadler’s Wells Theatre, His Majesty’s Theatre and The Royal Albert Hall).
Max is thrilled to be a part of this performance of Disney’s Frozen at Portsmouth Theatres. Max’s previous experience in acting includes: Nick Bottom the Weaver in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Director: Jimmy Ryan-Shedden (Titchfield Barn Theatre); Husband in Machinal, Director: Karen Leadbeater (Spring Theatre); Ash in Confessions of the Unrequited, Director: Jodie Smith; and Konstantin Dmitrievich Levin in Anna Karenina, Director: Karen Leadbeater (Havant and South Downs College). Max is also a very proud member of the Backstage Technicians Team at Portsmouth Theatres and is looking forward to working with them again for the Pompey Panto at The Kings.
Megan is delighted to be returning to Portsmouth Theatres for their production of Frozen! She has performed in numerous productions with Portsmouth Theatres, including: Veruca Salt in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Director: Jack Edwards; Star-to-Be in Annie!, Director: Timothy Quinlan; and Louise in Carousel, Director: Jack Edwards. Most recently, she appeared in the 2025 Pompey Panto, Aladdin, Director: Michael Strassen, as an ensemble dancer and cover Princess Jasmine. She is also a member of the original cast of Gilgamesh: A New Musical, Director: Cameron Lythgoe, which premiered in London in November 2025. Megan recently made her Assistant Directing debut with Portsmouth Theatres’ 2026 production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Director: Jack Edwards. She is thrilled to be back on stage with Portsmouth Theatres and looks forward to bringing Anna to life!
Abbie is thrilled to be stepping into the dream role of Elsa in Frozen. A graduate of Urdang Academy with a BA (Hons) in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre, Abbie has continued to develop her career as both a performer and teacher, sharing the skills and experience gained through her professional training with the children she teaches. Abbie’s recent theatre credits include: Ronnette in Little Shop of Horrors, Director: Jack Edwards (Kings Theatre); Collins/Ensemble in Hook, Director: Will Kenning (Kings Theatre); Ensemble in Dick Whittington, Director: Michael Strassen (Kings Theatre); and Ensemble in Aladdin, Director: Michael Strassen (Kings Theatre). Abbie is excited to share the magic of Frozen with audiences and bring to life a role she has always loved and admired.
Paul Clements is a performer, director, educator and vocal coach with over 20 years of experience in musical theatre. His recent theatre credits include: Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (twice), for which he received a Spotlight Award nomination; Mr Andrews in Titanic; The Baker in Into the Woods; Alfieri in A View from the Bridge; and Harry Witherspoon in Lucky Stiff. He is now delighted to be joining the company as Kristoff in Frozen, a role he is incredibly excited to bring to the stage. Paul trained at the Guildford School of Acting (GSA), graduating with an MA in Musical Theatre following a BA (Hons) in Musical Theatre. He is represented by LJT Talent Management. Throughout his career, he has appeared in regional theatre productions, concert performances and West End showcases. Paul continues to work across performance, directing and vocal coaching. At the heart of everything he does is a belief in the power of the arts to bring people together, build confidence and change lives. Having experienced first-hand how theatre can inspire, challenge and create a sense of belonging, he is passionate about sharing that experience with others. Whether performing on stage, directing in the rehearsal room or supporting performers in finding their voice, Paul is driven by the joy, connection and creativity that live theatre brings.
Curtis trained in performing arts at Barton Peveril College, graduating with top distinction (D*D). Since then, he has steadily built his experience across community theatre alongside professional screen appearances, including work for The Sidemen. Curtis’ most notable credits include: Francis Henshall in One Man, Two Guvnors (Titchfield Festival Theatre); Boris in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Kings Theatre, Portsmouth); Rooster in Annie (Kings Theatre); Ben Gunn in Treasure Island (Titchfield Festival Theatre); and D’Artagnan in The Three Musketeers (Titchfield Festival Theatre). Across these roles, Curtis has gained high praise from both reviewers and audiences alike for his stage presence, high energy, and sharp comedic timing. Curtis is now actively focused on transitioning into a professional acting career, and is eager to take on new creative challenges, expand his dramatic and comedic repertoire, and share his craft with wider audiences.
Ben is delighted to be joining the cast of Frozen for this magical show as Prince Hans. Ben’s stage credits include: Devin in Prospect High: Brooklyn, UK Premiere (Tristan Bates Theatre, London & Off-West End); Sonny in Grease (The Capitol Theatre); Nick in FAME (The Capitol Theatre); Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford); Emmet in Legally Blonde (The Capitol Theatre); Randall in Bring It On (The Electric Theatre, Guildford); Steve in RENT (The Barn, Portsmouth); and I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (The Barn, Portsmouth).
Alex is based in Wickham, and is making his debut as a performer with Portsmouth Theatres. He graduated in Musical Theatre and Cabaret Performance from the University of Chichester Conservatoire. Since graduating he has completed two consecutive years as an All Star/Production Vocalist with KANIKA Hotels in Cyprus (Ayia Napa in 2023 & Paphos in 2024). Alex’s other credits include: Portly Gent in A Christmas Carol in Concert by Bob Christianson, UK Premiere (Chapel, Bishops Otter Campus); Alfred Doolittle in My Fair Lady (Theatre Royal, Portsmouth); Sid in Made in Dagenham (Theatre Royal, Portsmouth); Cliff Bradshaw in Cabaret (Theatre 141, Fareham); and The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz (Theatre Royal, Portsmouth).
Callum graduated from St. Mary’s University in 2020 with a 1:1 BA Honours in Acting and has worked primarily in immersive theatre and experiences in London, including the Polar Express Train Ride and The Paddington Bear Experience. This is his fifth performance in a Portsmouth Theatre production, having appeared in multiple since their inception in 2021. In between roles and agency submissions, he works in Optics for a high-street retailer, having changed from his career in rare books. Callum’s credits include: The Conductor in The Polar Express Train Ride, Director: Pip Minnithorpe (London Euston Station); Mr Brown/Station Master/Explorer/Eddie in The Paddington Bear Experience, Directors: James Lawrence & Charlie Burt (London County Hall, South Bank); Mike Teavee in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Director: Jack Edwards (Kings Theatre); Sonny in Grease, Director: Nick Williams (Kings Theatre); Goran in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Director: Jack Edwards (Kings Theatre); and Harold Bride in Titanic: The Musical, Director: John-Paul McCrohon (Kings Theatre).
Siobhan is thrilled to be joining the cast of Frozen and looks forward to helping bring the magic of Arendelle to life on stage. A graduate of The Brighton Academy, she has performed professionally as a Character and Parade Performer in Disney (Disneyland Paris); and Dancer/Dance Captain/Cover Wicked Queen in Snow White, Director: Michael Strassen (New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth). Her training credits include: Cassandra in Cats; Kerplunk/Assistant Choreographer in American Idiot; Featured Ensemble in Pippin; and Ensemble/Understudy Liz in Chicago.
Jacob is ecstatic to be joining the cast of Frozen for his first production with Portsmouth Theatres. Jacob is currently training at Fareham College on the Performing Arts course and hopes to continue onto drama school once complete. Jacob’s show credits include: Eddie in Made in Dagenham (Fareham College); Shrek in Shrek Junior (Titchfield Festival Theatre); Mr Crabs in SpongeBob The Musical (Fareham College); Scrooge in A Christmas Carol (Southampton College); and Zeke in High School Musical (Rare Productions).
Teia is delighted to be performing in such a magical show, especially as it is her first Portsmouth Theatres production. Teia’s stage credits include: Dancer in Fame, Director: Timothy Quinlan (Kings Theatre, Portsmouth); Ensemble in Legally Blonde, Director: Lee Thompson (Kings Theatre, Portsmouth); Rizzo in Grease, Director: Andrew Wright (Park Community School, Portsmouth); Cat in Honk, Director: Andrew Wright (Park Community School, Portsmouth); and Mr Mistoffelees in Cats, Director: Andrew Wright (New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth).
Becky is delighted to be joining the company of Frozen, her 4th show with Portsmouth Theatres. A graduate of Chichester Conservatoire, her stage credits include: Frau Blucher in Young Frankenstein, Director: Emma Kilbey (Newbury Corn Exchange & Brighton Old Market); Factory Girl in Carmen, Director: Ellen Kent (UK Tour); Courtesan in La Traviata, Director: Ellen Kent (UK Tour); Enid Hoops in Legally Blonde (Portsmouth Players, Kings Theatre); Estelle in The Full Monty, Director: Jack Edwards (Kings Theatre); and Phylis Owen in Babes in Arms, Director: Gary Sefton (Chichester Conservatoire).
Nessa is delighted to be joining the company of Frozen the Musical as an Ensemble member. She is currently training in Musical Theatre at the University of Chichester. Her stage credits include: Wandee in Bangkok–Los Angeles (Daegu International Music Festival, South Korea); and South Wind in Luna, The Immersive Musical Experience (Castscape). She has also performed as a soprano with the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra and has experience performing live music in restaurants, hotels, and on dining cruises.
Poppy is very excited to be joining the company of Frozen for her first production with Portsmouth Theatres. A graduate of Bath Spa University’s Musical Theatre degree, Poppy works for entertainment company Sternberg Clarke, and has performed in venues such as Hampton Court Palace and The Natural History Museum. During training, Poppy’s credits include: Annabeth Chase in The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical (The Cube Theatre, Bristol); and featured vocalist and dancer in variety show Runt Världen (Gothenburg, Sweden). Poppy has also appeared in workshops for new musicals Sugarbye (Tobacco Factory, Bristol) and This Town (Union Theatre).
Will graduated from the University of Chichester Conservatoire in Music and Musical Theatre in 2021. Roles while training include Sid in Half a Sixpence and Lamar in Godspell. Roles since include: Ensemble in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Carousel – A Concert (Portsmouth Theatres); and Ensemble in Fame, Rent and Legally Blonde (Portsmouth Players). Will has also filmed a documentary with National Geographic and worked as a supporting actor in a Jesse V Johnson historical drama called Boudica. Frozen is his 3rd production with Portsmouth Theatres.
Natasha is excited to be joining the cast of Frozen at Portsmouth Theatres as she steps into the realm of musical theatre. Natasha trained at Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Rock School for Dance Education and Kirov Academy of Ballet in the United States. Her stage credits include: Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker (Victoria Ballet Theatre); Bridesmaids in Don Quixote (Victoria Ballet Theatre); Big Swans in Swan Lake (Oklahoma City Ballet); and Snowflakes and Flowers in The Nutcracker (Oklahoma City Ballet).
Georgina is thrilled to be performing such an incredible show at Theatre Royal. Her performance credits include: Dancer/Singer in various immersive productions (Sky Cinema, Goodwood Revival); Ensemble in A Christmas Carol: The Concert, UK Premiere and Tour; Choir in Carousel: The Concert (Kings Theatre); Holly in The Wedding Singer (Chichester Conservatoire); and Woman 2/Ensemble/Dance Captain in Songs For A New World (Chichester Conservatoire). Georgina’s credits as a creative include: Assistant Director/Production Supervisor for Bring It On and The SpongeBob Musical (Kings Theatre); Musical Director for Seussical Junior (Portsmouth Theatres Arts Academy); and Associate Choreographer for The Theory of Relativity and Moby Dick (Chichester Conservatoire).
Beth is excited to be taking to the stage in her first Portsmouth Theatres production. She graduated from The Chichester Conservatoire’s Triple Threat Musical Theatre course. Beth’s stage credits include: Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Director: Bethany-Anne Hollyhurst (Theatre Royal Winchester); Fiona in Salad Days, Director: Suzanne Hall (Wolvesey Castle Open Air); Sister Sophia in The Sound of Music, Director: Kevin Fraser (Titchfield Festival Theatre); and Swing/Cover Alina in Robin Hood, Director: Glen Terrell. Beth currently performs in a tribute band, Elvis to Elton, and has also been a Redcoat at Minehead Butlin’s, performing in 8 different shows weekly.
Recognised for his outstanding abilities as a musical theatre performer, Jack has appeared in both West End and UK touring productions, earning particular affection for his role as Pompey’s distinguished pantomime Dame, now in his 12th year. His directing experience encompasses significant productions such as Disney’s Aladdin and The Jungle Book, Beauty and The Beast, along with Grease, Jesus Christ Superstar, and ‘Allo’ Allo! for the Portsmouth Players. As an integral member of The Kings Production Team, Jack has garnered critical praise for his direction of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Little Shop of Horrors, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and The Full Monty.
Ben has loved making his directorial debut with Portsmouth Theatres. It has been a joy working with such a wonderful company, creative team and production team, back in his hometown where he first discovered his love for the stage and storytelling. Ben trained at Arts Educational Schools London. Theatre credits include: Sky in Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre); Pabbie in Frozen the Musical (Theatre Royal Drury Lane & Disney+); Bob Crewe in Jersey Boys (Trafalgar Theatre); Joe in 9 to 5 The Musical (Savoy Theatre, London); Rusty Charlie in Guys and Dolls (The Mill at Sonning); Toxie/Melvin in The Toxic Avenger (Arts Theatre, London & Broadway HD); Cover Sam Wheat in GHOST The Musical (Asia Tour); Josephine in Sasha Regan’s All Male HMS Pinafore (UK Tour); as well as Ultimate Broadway (Shanghai Culture Square) and the 42nd Street Gala (London Palladium).
Louise is delighted to be making her debut with Portsmouth Theatres as Musical Director for Frozen. As a pianist and Musical Director, she has worked extensively with local theatres and choirs, as well as on cruise ships performing alongside celebrity guest acts. She has loved working with Ben and Ellie on this production, with a special shout-out to Assistant MD Kim for her support. Recent credits include Company, Legally Blonde, Come From Away and Camp Rock. Louise was thrilled to receive the Spotlight Award for Best Musical Director for Company.
Ellie gained a First Class Honours degree in Musical Theatre Performance before performing professionally. Her performance credits include: Production Dancer for Costa Cruises (Costa Venezia); Featured Dancer, Choreographer: Peter Streicher (Streicher Dance Company); Ensemble Dancer in Notre Dame, Choreographer: Jake Smith (Alexandra Theatre, West Sussex); as well as multiple credits with Portsmouth Theatres. She now works as a choreographer and dance teacher across the south coast. Alongside various youth theatre productions, her choreography credits include: Fame the Musical, Director: Timothy Quinlan (Kings Theatre, Portsmouth); The Lightning Thief, Director: Robyn Grant (Theatre Royal, Portsmouth); and Annie, Director: Timothy Quinlan (Kings Theatre, Portsmouth). Ellie has had a wonderful time working with the cast and creative team for Frozen, and is thrilled to bring the show to life.
Mark has worked in the UK and abroad, including Once (First National Tour); Tony! Tony Blair the Rock Opera (Harry Hill and Stephen Brown); Return to the Forbidden Planet (25th Anniversary Tour); Betty Blue Eyes (First National Tour); Michael Morpurgo’s Butterfly Lion (Kenwright); Dell Computers Gala (Buenos Aires); with Willy Russell on Educating Rita, Shirley Valentine and Breezeblock Park; David Copperfield, Pride and Prejudice, Farm Boy, The Hired Man, Kissing Sid James (New York E59); and previously for Kings on Grease, Charlie, The Full Monty and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Aaron Hayes of Hayes Audio Visual is delighted to be joining the team for Frozen as Sound Designer and Operator. Aaron’s work brings together voices, music and sound effects to help transport audiences to Arendelle. He is excited to play a part in bringing the magic of this much-loved musical to the stage.
Andrew has worked extensively as a musical director, conductor, arranger, and pianist. He has worked on six pantomimes with The Kings Theatre, and he has been Musical Director for Portsmouth Theatres productions since 2018. Recent work includes Sweeney Todd, We Will Rock You, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. He also conducted The Kings Orchestra for VE Day Proms and Carousel in Concert. Andrew is the principal conductor of Symphonix Orchestra and has his own theatre school, Curtain Call Creative.
Jackie has been Head of Wardrobe at Portsmouth Theatres for the past two years, working on Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Annie, The Full Monty, and Kings Theatre pantomimes Aladdin, Dick Whittington and Hook. She was Assistant Wardrobe Mistress on Strictly Ballroom and Tina – The Tina Turner Musical (UK Tours). Choreographic credits include Aladdin and Jungle Book (Disney, Jordan Craig Theatre, Stevenage), Grease (Portsmouth Players, Kings Theatre), 42nd Street (Bath Theatre Royal), Me and My Girl (Reigate Everyman), Titanic, Beauty and the Beast, Copacabana, Shrek, Anything Goes and The Full Monty (Portsmouth Theatres).
David trained on the Hampshire specialist drama course at Highbury College.
After becoming an actor, he took an interest in wigs and headed the departments of West End and touring shows, such as, 42nd Street, Hairspray, Sister Act, Lend me a Tenor, I Can’t Sing, Barnum and Guys & Dolls, to name a few. David now runs his own wig company, Wig Art Theatrical, specialising in making pantomime Dame wigs.
Stuart Warner is delighted to be joining Frozen as Assistant Director. His roles include: Harry in Company; Count Carl Magnus in A Little Night Music (The Barn Studio Theatre); Czolgosz in Assassins (The Priory, Arundel); Sweeney Todd in Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd; Molokov in Chess; Sky Masterson in Guys & Dolls; Billy Crocker in Anything Goes; Ben Stone in Follies; Miles Gloriosus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; Cinderella’s Prince in Into the Woods; Trevor Graydon in Thoroughly Modern Millie; Frank Butler in Annie Get Your Gun; Joe/Josephine in Some Like It Hot!; Roger DeBris in The Producers; Gaston in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast; Joe Gillis in Sunset Boulevard; Curly in Oklahoma!; Billy Bigelow in Carousel; Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music; Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance; Teen Angel in Grease; Audrey II’s voice in Little Shop of Horrors; Mr Salt in Charlie & the Chocolate Factory; and, most recently, Lord Scrumptious/Toymaker in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (all at the Kings Theatre, Portsmouth).
Kim is delighted to bring her 25 years of experience as a vocal coach to this production to support the Frozen Company as Assistant Musical Director.
Working with many of Portsmouth’s Musical Theatre societies and theatre schools, MD/AMD/rehearsal pianist credits include:
Jesus Christ Superstar (Portsmouth Players), Little Shop of Horrors (Kings Theatre), Nine (CCADS), School of Rock (Portsmouth Players and Performers Theatre Company), Les Miserables School Edition (Stage One), Footloose (KSPA) and most recently, Curtains (PTAA) and Peter Pan (Fareham Live).
Fenn won a scholarship to Millennium Performing Arts, London and graduated with a Higher National Diploma in Musical Theatre. Her professional work includes singer/dancer in Cyprus, Gran Canaria, Ibiza, Somerset and on The Disney Magic cruise ship. Fenn’s stage credits include: Ensemble in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Ensemble in Grease; Ensemble in Fame; Ensemble in The Full Monty; Ensemble in Legally Blonde; and Lily St. Regis in Annie (all Kings Theatre, Portsmouth). When Fenn isn’t rehearsing or performing, she runs FT Performing Arts Academy.
