MATTHEW GOODGAME
Matthew Goodgame is an excellent actor, singer and dancer. He also has matinee idol good looks. Matthew is no stranger to West End musicals. He is currently starring in Paris in the musical Guys and Dolls, directed and choreographed by the award winning Stephen Mear. Previously he starred in the critically acclaimed West End production of 42nd Street at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, alongside Lulu and Bonnie Langford.
Matthew started his professional career by winning Channel 4’s Musicality in 2004 and went on to record an album with EMI at Abbey Road Studios. Matthew has appeared and starred in many shows in the West End, on tour and worldwide. His career highlights have been; Danny Zuko in GREASE, Billy Flynn in CHICAGO, Greaseball in STARLIGHT EXPRESS, The Pharaoh in JOSEPH, Billy Crocker in ANYTHING GOES, Steven Kodaly in SHE LOVES ME, a soloist with the 12 TENORS, and Renaldi in FUNNY GIRL to mention a few.
Apart from London’s West End and UK tours, Matthew has performed in Las Vegas, Mumbai, Singapore, Dubai, Germany, China and Italy.
CLARE HALSE, the true star of 42nd Street played the lead role of Peggy Sawyer throughout the shows run at London's Drury Lane.
Clare had previously starred in major productions, including the lead in Guys and Dolls, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Singin’ In The Rain (Théâtre du Châtelet, Paris), Gypsy (Savoy Theatre, London), Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London), and others.
ZOE ROGERS was cast in the West End production of 42nd Street at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane after graduating with a BA Musical Theatre, First Class Honours, in 2016.
Chris Guard
"Chris trained at the Royal Academy of Music in Musical Direction & Coaching, and is currently the Assistant Musical Director on the West End production of The Book of Mormon. In theatre, he has worked on numerous productions, both in London and across the country, including Jersey Boys, Groundhog Day, Pure Imagination, and Gypsy. Chris has also provided arrangements for Walt Disney Pictures, BBC, and Celebrity Cruises.”