Eleanor is a Melbourne-based performer who grew up in England and New Zealand. Eleanor completed the Foundation (Music Theatre) course at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), before being accepted into the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music Theatre), where she was vocally trained by Heather Fletcher, Rosemarie Harris, and Peter Rutherford.

Eleanor performed in the self-devised project Mongrel, as Suzanne in The Hello Girls and as ensemble/understudy Charity in Sweet Charity. Eleanor recently starred as the lead role of Katie in the short film Contact. In New Zealand, Eleanor participated in two CIMTSS Intensives, working with tutors such as Sutton Foster, Jonathan Groff, Michael McElroy, Andrea Burns, Peter Flynn, Carmel Dean and Leslie Bell.

Eleanor learned classical flute for eight years and during her study has become increasingly interested in gender studies, feminist theatre, and exploring more diverse musical styles within Musical Theatre.  Outside of theatre Eleanor is a passionate painter/artist and is currently developing a platform for her art.

Annie began her training at the Adelaide College of the Arts, where she completed an Advanced Diploma of Fine Arts (Acting) in 2014. From there, she moved to Melbourne to attend APO Arts Academy, and graduated with a Diploma of Music Theatre under a scholarship program in 2016.

Annie’s musical theatre credits include Mamma Mia! (LWAA), Bring it On: The Musical (David Venn Enterprises), Shrek (Gordon Frost Organisation/Skyline Theatricals) and The Wedding Singer (David Venn Enterprises). She is so excited to be playing the role of Monica in Friends! The Musical Parody and thanks her family, friends, and agents at BGM for their love and guidance.

Belinda is an actor, singer and writer/composer. She is a graduate of NIDA 2015 (DMT) and Musical Theatre CAP21, New York.

Belinda’s screen credits include Jade in the television comedy Metro Sexual (Nine Net-work), Eleanor in Summer Heights High (ABC), feature films and multiple short films including Human Touch and Enid.

Belinda’s stage credits include 50 Shades! The Musical Parody Australian Tour (DVE), Top Gun the Musical, People Suck, Gilligan’s Island the Musical, Motor Mouth Loves Suck Face, Anyone Can Whistle, Until Tomorrow, Chronicand most recently The Musical of Musicals the Musical.

Her writing credits include several cabarets; Practically Perfect,and Kid as well as musical collaborations with William Hannagan such as the Apocalyptic Song Cycle Until Tomorrow and HouseWarming the Musical. In 2014 HouseWarming was presented at The New York Musical Theatre Festival, New York. Then under the new name The Gathering had its professional Melbourne season at fortyfivedownstairs with the support of The City of Melbourne.

Belinda is a performer for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, a proud MEAA member and represented by Expression! Arts Management.

She is very excited to be returning to the stage in 2021 for the Australian tour of Friends! The Musical Parody.

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Conor is a driven and passionate performer hailing from the Gold Coast. Falling in love with performing arts at a young age, Conor has endeavoured to share stories with audiences across Australia. In 2019, Conor graduated from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University with a Bachelor of Musical Theatre. In his time there, he played Marius in Les Misérables and Eddie Birdlace in Dogfight. Conor also made his screen debut in the movie musical, Suddenly, starring in the role of Harry. Most recently, Conor appeared as Daniel in Once On This Island with Altitude Theatre Company. Conor can’t wait to step into the shoes of Joey Tribbiani in Friends! The Musical Parody.

A graduate from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), Maverick most recently appeared in the Australian Shakespeare Company’s production of The Wind in the Willows. Other credits include Louis in The King & I (The Production Company), Hanchel in Spring Awakening (Malthouse Theatre), Mr./Billy in Sunday in the Park with George (WAAPA), Lenny in Carousel (WAAPA), Cobbler in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (WAAPA), and Bailey in ’Tis the Season, for which Maverick won a Green Room Award. Maverick also appeared as the lead artist in the musical revue, The Golden Age of Broadway (FAC regional season).

As a creative and comedian, Maverick wrote and starred in Finding Felix: A Memoir, which toured nationally receiving four Green Room Award nominations, and was featured on SBS Vice. Maverick is also a recipient of the coveted Julie Michael Prize for Cabaret, for which he is the only person in the Prize’s history to have won it twice. Maverick will soon be performing his new solo show as a part of The Hayes Theatre’s 2022 season in Sydney.

Maverick is delighted to be joining the cast of Friends! The Musical Parody.

Tyran made a significant “pivot” in 2020 when he decided to take “a break” from his position of Executive Producer for a breakfast radio show on the Southern Cross Austereo network to pursuing his acting career fulltime.

An experienced vocalist and actor, having trained privately with Rachelle Schmidt at The Voice Studio, Renae Perry of Tap Dogs, and most memorably Kristin Chenoweth.

Tyran’s most recent theatre credits include Robert in The Drowsy Chaperone, Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Lumière in Beauty and the Beast, James in The Lieutenant of Inishmore, and Rick in Away.

Tyran is so excited to be making his professional debut in a musical version of his favourite television show of all time.

Dom is a Melbourne-based actor, songwriter, musician, filmmaker, and podcaster. Dom previously appeared in stage productions of Miss Saigon (OSMaD) as The Engineer, Violet (Fab Nobs) as Flick, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (ARC Theatre) as Mitch Mahoney, and The Addams Family (OCPAC) as Mal Beineke.

Dom has also completed commercial work for brands like Scania and Envato. Dom is extremely happy to be making an absolute fool of himself each night and join the Australian tour of Friends! The Musical Parody.

Lucinda Wilson is a recent Musical Theatre graduate from Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Her most recent credit is performing as Sandy and covering Teen Angel in QPAC and QCGU’s co-production of Grease. Lucinda is absolutely thrilled to be taking on the challenge of Swing in Friends! The Musical Parody.

Callum is a performer, writer, and instrumentalist most known for his portrayal of Billy Cane in Bright Star at Chapel Off Chapel. Callum graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) in 2019 and prior to this, he completed a course in screen acting at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA). While studying at the VCA, Callum performed as an ensemble member of Vivid White with the Melbourne Theatre Company.

In 2019, Callum played the role of Mark in a new original play called Open Heart, written by Dean Robinson. For the last three years, Callum has performed at Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens as Head Chief Rabbit in Australian Shakespeare Company’s The Wind in the Willows. Callum is proudly represented by Ian White Management.