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JODIE BLEMINGS
Born in Berkshire, Jodie started his training with the Berkshire Youth Dance Company, dancing in all types of choreography all over the UK. From there he began his professional training at the Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance. After leaving Rambert, Jodie became the resident choreographer of the Castle Theatre in Wellingtom for two seasons. Jodie has since choreographed and danced in performances throughout Britain and abroad including Poland, Spain and Israel. He is making his West End debut in "Notre-Dame de Paris".

SARAH BOULTER
Most of Sarah´s dance training and experience has been in Australia, where she trained at the Ansell Academy and the Victorian College of the Arts. From 1996-97 she danced with Darc Swan Company in Sydney, and later with choreographers Jane Beckett and Kym Walker. She also appeared as a soloist in the award-winning "Teimpos Y Contra Teimpos" by Paulina Quinteros. In 1998 she featured in "Kick", a feature film choreographed by Paul `Strictly Ballroom´ Mecurio. Sarah came to the UK in 1999 to perform in a musical version of "Macbeth".
She is pleased to be making her West End debut in "Notre-Dame de Paris" and would like to thank her family and Steven for all their love and support.

ROD BUCHANAN
Born 1979, originally from Glasgow, Rod has recently returned from new York after graduating from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Centre and completing a scholarship at Steps on Broadway. As a guest artist he danced with Jazz Art UK, director Sheridan Nicol. On moving to London, in March 2000 he performed in “Tonight At The London Palladium” (produced for TV). He is very please to be making his West End debut with “Notre-Dame de Paris”.
Rod joined Kylie Minogue's dancers. He also appears in her video "Love At First Sight".

DARREN CHARLES
Darren trained at Theresa Kerr’s Bodywork Company Dance Studios in Cambridge where he performed as a founder member of the General Rhythm and Dance Syndicate and with the professional Bodywork Company.
After graduating he spent 6 months in Le Meridian in Thailand with the company and then returned to begin work in this country. Theatre credits to date include: “Souls in Motion” (Anthony Van Laast, European Tour), “Shehallion” (Adrian Allsopp, Glasgow), “Fame The Musical” (Spectrum, Oslo), and Sarah Brightman’s world tour ’99. Television and video credits include: “The Generation Game, “The All Stars Pntomime” (ITV), “Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 50th Birthday Celebrations”, “Cameron Mackintosh’s Hey My Producer” and “Royal Variety Performance” with Barry Manilow and Boyzone.
As a student Darren choreographed for many college shows and has continued to develop his work with the GRADS company, he went on to become artistic director of the company in 1998. He is delighted to be joining the cast of “Notre-Dame de Paris”.

CELINA CHAULVIN
Born in France, Celina studied ballet and contemporary there before winning 1st prize at the Benetton European Dance Competition in Italy in 1993, allowing her a scholarship at the Martha Graham Dance School in New York. She also received a scholarship from the French Ministry of Culture to pursue her studies. Celina started to dance professionally, first with the Martha Graham Ensemble and then with the Momix dance company in the United States. In 1996 she joined the French Contemporary dance company, Ballet Preljocaj with whom she performed internationally those past 5 years. "Notre-Dame" is the opportunity to make her West End debut.

PAUL COLBORN
Paul trained as a competitive gymnast from the age of nine, reaching the junior national squad. Since 1994 Paul has performed in wide variety shows that have ranged from comedy diving in Spain to opera at the Theatre Clolon in Buenos Aires.

FRANCESCO D'ASTICI
Francesco was born in Italy, and came to London to train at the Doreen Bird College. After his graduation, he joined the Kiel Ballet, in Germany, where he performed in various ballets including "Drum Pact", "Die Beatles", "Nutcracker" and "Anne Frank", and appeared in the operas "Orfeo" and "Die Fledermaus". He then joined the Stadttheater Pforzheim, where he appeared in the ballets "Der Biss In Der Apfel" and "Tanzaband". He went on to perform in the German production of "Evita", "Fiddler On The Roof" and "Cabaret", and in the operas "La Pericole", "Masked Ball" and "Der Vogelhandler". Fransesco then decided to return to the UK, and performed at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast in "The Rhythm Of The Celts". Back in London, Francesco made his West End debut in "Cats", where he understudied and played Mr Mistoffolees. He then took part in "The Pajama Game", directed by Simon Callow, which opened at the Birmigham Repertory Theatre and then played at the Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto, before arriving at the Victoria Palace in London. Francesco has just finished touring the UK in "La Carmen", in which he played the role of Escamilla. He is now delighted to be back in the West End and proud to be part of the cast of "Notre-Dame de Paris".

AGENSANDRO DIAS DO REGO
Agensandro Dias Do Rego is from the Amazon in Brazil, where he completed his training in physical education at the Universidade Estadual do Para. After winning a dance scholarship, he moved to Germany to attend the Palucca Schule in Dresden, where he obtained his Diploma in Modern Dance. Two years ago, Agesandro came to London and gained a Diploma in Contemporary Dance from the London Studio Centre. He has just finished touring the country with Intoto Dance Company, and is pleased now to join the cast of "Notre-Dame de Paris".

STACEY DORE
Stacey Dore trained at The Sylvia Young Theatre School and the Ballet rambert School. After her graduation she joined the JazzXchange Music and Dance Company as company apprentice and dancer. Stacey's theatre experience includes: Ijad Dance Co., "Out of the Blues" - tap Dance; A European Tour of "Dancing and Singing The Blues"; Walt Disney's "The Lion King" and "Push" at the Young Vic. Commercial work experience. "Born Romantic", "The Buz", "Crisp 'N' Dry", "Childrens Royal Variety Performance" and "Clothes Show Live".

PIA DRIVER
Pia's early training was at Bodywork Dance Studioes, Cambridge; she then went on to train at the Central School of Ballet. She was All England Jazz Dancer of 1997, and won the Coca Cola Summer intensive Scholarship to train at the Alvin Ailey School in 1999. In 2000, Pia has taken part in the Philip Lawrence Awards for the Home Office at the Cochrane Theatre, and the Christopher Gable Memorial Gala at Sadlers Wells. Pia recently graduated from college and is making her West End debut in "Notre-Dame de Paris".

SIMON FEE
Simon is an ex-member of the British Gymnastic Squad, he has completed in many regional, national and international competitions with great success. He retired in 1995 and moved into the entertainment industry, appearing with slapstick comedy troupe called the "Acromaniacs", and performing alonside Joe Pasquale, Leslie Grantham and Brian Blessed. In 1998 he appeared in a stuntshow in Germany. 1999 and 2000 saw Simon at Legoland, Windsor, in the "Samurai Stunt Show" - he finished last year's season early to join the cast of "Notre-Dame de Paris".

EMMA GILBERT
Born in Sheffield, Emma trained at the Royal Ballet School and the English National Ballet School. She danced in the musical "Gaudi" in Germany and performed as a soloist dancer at Stadttheater Aachen. She has also worked as a freelance dancer in the U.K. and abroad.

RACHAEL HOILES
Rachael graduated from Performers College in 1997, expandin her initial training as a child at The Barbara Forhergill School of Dance. In 1998 she landed her first commercial job to dance at the Birmingham NEC Motor show to launch the Peugot 206. The following year came "The Cosmopolitan Show" and "The London Motorshow". TV credits include "Talking Telephone Numbers", both as a dancer and backing vocalist. She has done numerous pantos for E&B Productions and was thrilled to be given the role as dance captain. Last year, Rachael took to the waters and enlisted for 6 months with Costa. "Notre-Dame de Paris" marks her West End debut.

JOEL HOWARD
Skateboarding and Breakdancing on the streets of Brighton led Joel to pursue a career as a stunt performer. After training in Martial Arts and teaching himself Acrobatics he was given a part in the Millennium Show in the Dome where he was trained in a wide range of circus skills, including Trapeze and Trampoline. He also understudied the principal role of Ion-Earth Son. Commercil work includes a video of Jameroquai and an advert for JD Sports. In the future he hopes to continue his stunt career in the USA. Joel is thrilled to be making his West End debut in "Notre-Dame de Paris".

IAN KAY
Ian Kay began his training at the Gaynor wlaker School of Dance where he won the Janet Crown Award in a national competition for modern dance. He continued his training at the London Studio Centre gaining experience with Pulse 8 Jazz Company and DFD. He made his professional debut in pantomime in "Peter Pan" in the New Theatre Working as a Pirate/Acromaniac.
Since then he has toured the UK, completed a successful West End run and also toured Europe with Adventures in Motion Pictures Dance Company in the all male production of "Swan Lake", playing the part of the young Prince and the Cygnet Swan. Ian is also a qualified stuntman and has recently appeared in the film "Leprechauns" where he was stunt double for the main character played by Kieran Culkin. Other work includes pop videos for Boyzone and a Bollywood film.

TERRY KVASNIK
Terry started gymnastics at the age of 4. He competed nationally until the age of 18 when he left to pursue his career as a stuntman in London. He joined the "Millenium Dome Profect" and engaged in a year intensice training of circus skills. Terry performed at the opening Ceremony of the Dome and throughout the year 200 to crowds of 15,000. He also trains in Martial arts and is funding members of Project Buttafly breakdance crew. He is currently training to become a Stuntman.
Terry joined Kylie Minogue's dancers.

NICHOLAS LEWIS
Nick has been training and competing in artistic gymnastics since the age of seven. He has been several times regional champion and has won medals at national level. He has competed internationally for Great Britain from the age of fourteen.
In 1996 Nick began his first profesinal performance on stage in the production "Sinbad" at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, as part of a specialised acrobatic act know as The Acromaniacs. Also appearing in "Peter Pan" in Playmouth, working and most recently at Milton Keynes.
Nick spent a season as part of the cast in "The Wild West Stunt Show" in Cologne, Germany, and last year starred in "Sam The Samari's Big Adventure", a high diving show at Legoland, Windsor.
Nick is delighted to be making his West End debut in "Notre-Dame de Paris" at the Dominion.

AMY MASON
Amy originates from Lincolshire and trained professionally at Laine Theatre Arts. Theatre credits includes "Saturday Night Fever" (London Palladium), and three productions of "Peter Pan" (New Theatre, Working; Theatre Royal, Plymouth; Theatre Royal, Nottingham). In addition, Amy has performes at two "Royal Variety" Performances (1998 - Lyceum Theatre, London & 1996 - Dominion Theatre, London) as well as various trade shows. Amy is delighted to be joining the original London cast of "Notre-Dame de Paris".

DARREN PANTON
Darren trained at the Royal Ballet School. In addition to his dance skills he plays saxophone, violin and piano. He also practises Brazilian Martial Arts. Credits include: Theatre: "Lion King", Lyceum Theatre; "Ballet Negres", Royal Festival Hall; "Miracles", "Roya"; Albert Hall; "Resolution", The Place. Television: "National Lottery Live"; "Beard of Justice"; "Here and Now"; "Dancing Throught Time"; Commercials. Other: Dancer with Vanessa Mae, Shola Ama, Diana Ross, Steps and Boyzone. Music Videos: Trick Baby; Indie Yarn; Black Street; Money Can't Buy Me Love; Bille Piper and The Verve. Choreographic work: London City Ballet at the Lillian Baylis Theatre; "Big Girls Have Fun" - The Warehouse Club and "BBC Windrush Gala" - Alexandra Palace.

JAYNE POPE
Jayne trained at Laban Centre London 1987-1990, performing with Transitions Dance Company in 1991. She has performed with David Massingham Dance, Physical Recall, Fin Walker, Sonia Rafferty & Amanda Gough, Gary Lambert, Rorshach Collective, CanDoCo, and Teatro Alla Scala, Milan. She has worked in the UK, Europe, America and Japan as a freelance performer and teacher, working in the fields of contemporary dance, opera, TV, video and film.

DANIEL "SONIC" ROJAS
Sonic is 24 years old and comes from Colombia in South America. He has been a dancer for seven years. He was European champion in Germany in December 1998, Scandinavian Champion in August 2000. He has been performing around Europe, including the world music Awards in Monaco. Shows include: "Danish Music Awards", the "Danish Queen's 60th Birthday Celebrations", "Minister Of Culture" (all in Copenhagen); Presentation of the "Danish and Swedish olympic dress"; and many more! Theatre includes: "History of Breakdance" (Swden); "Dracula" - Royal Danish Theatre; Definitive Skitser in "Out Of Control" (Privat Theatre, Denmark); "Dreams With Natural Effects" (Dance Sescenen KBH Danmark); Theatre Festival Paris; "Bounce" (Roundhouse, London).

DAVID UNDERWOOD
David traind as a competitive gymnast from the age of ten. He had competed in many regional and national competitions before applying his talents to the stage. His first professional performance was in 1995, appearing with the "Acromaniacs". Since then he has performed in a variety of shows throughout the country and in 1997, he appeared in "Pirates Adventure" in Mallorca, Spain playing the infamous Captain Backbeard. In 2000 David appeared at Legoland, Windsor in the stunt diving show "The Revenge Of The Ninjas". He recently appeared at the Royal Opera House, and is very happy to be joining the cast of "Notre-Dame de Paris".

GERALD ZARCILLA
Gerald started martial arts from an early age and participated in many styles before achieving black belt in Karate by the age of 12. He competed on numerous occasions for his club and once for London. He then started gymnastics and reached a competent level before returning to martial arts and winning the Junior B.C.C.M.A National Tournament in Chinese Kick-boxing. His past performances include pantomimes such as "Aladdin" and "Peter Pan" and at present he is very happy to be working with the cast of "Notre-Dame de Paris".