Bryce Li

Bryce is a young and talented individual from Sydney. He is passionate about Hot Wheels Cars and tennis, and dreams of being a professional tennis player one day. Bryce is excited to make his stage debut in Miss Saigon and is looking forward to giving his best performance alongside the outstanding production team.

Jean Pierre van der Spuy

Originally from South Africa, Jean-Pierre came to the UK to train at the Guildford School of Acting. Recent credits include directing Oliver! at the Orb Theatre in Tokyo and Osaka and a workshop of Lady M, a new musical currently in development. Prior to this, he co-directed Les Misérables: The Staged Concert which played at … Continued

Richard Jones

Associate Choreographer credits: Miss Saigon (UK/International Tour, Australia, Japan, Austria); Oliver! (Japan); Mary Poppins (London, UK/International Tour, Japan, Germany, Vienna and Australia) Choreography credits: Cat – The Play!!! (Ambassadors Theatre); Beauty and the Beast (Oxford Playhouse); Bare (Greenwich Theatre); Steel Pier (Union Theatre – Off West End Theatre Award nomination for Best Choreography); Floyd Collins … Continued

Alfonso Casado Trigo

Alfonso is an established freelance musical director and musical supervisor in the West End who is regularly invited by major orchestras in the UK and abroad. As a freelance professional his work includes musical direction of music for film, television and games, (recent works include Jingle Jangle, Christmas Chronicles 2, Thunder Force, Halo, The Croods … Continued

Zakk Hein

Theatre Includes: After the Act (New Diorama/Edinburgh Traverse); The Band’s Visit (Donmar Warehouse, London); Two Palestinians Go Dogging (Royal Court); La Belle Sauvage: The Book of Dust, A Christmas Carol (Co-Design with Luke Halls, The Bridge); The Incident Room, Secret Life of Humans (New Diorama); The Writer (Almeida); Occupational Hazards (Hampstead Theatre);  The Effect, Looking Through Glass (The Other Room);  A Good Clean Heart (Wales Millennium Centre/tour). Opera Includes: La Traviata (Paris … Continued

Laura Tipoki

Laura Tipoki of Polynesian heritage is a proud mother and was raised in a very musical family. Laura is a highly sought after musician, conductor and Music Director working throughout Australasia. Credits include Music Director of the Australian and New Zealand productions of Hamilton and currently Associate Music Supervisor for the International Tour and Sydney … Continued

Michael Rogerson

Michael is one of Australia’s emerging Technical Directors. Work experience ranges from large outdoor to touring spoken-word drama, commercial musicals, repertory opera and ballet. Recent credits include Amadeus (Sydney Opera House), A Christmas Carol (GWB Entertainment), An American in Paris (GWB Entertainment & Australian Ballet), Jagged Little Pill (GWB Entertainment), West Side Story (Opera Australia … Continued

Heather Fairbairn

Heather is an opera and theatre director. She has worked with companies including Schaubühne Berlin, Royal Opera House, Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, Royal Danish Opera, Théâtre des Champs Elysées, Finnish National Opera, Opera Queensland, Opera Australia, West Australian Opera, La Boite Theatre Company, Bell Shakespeare and Sydney Theatre Company. Her popular staging of Mozart’s The Magic Flute is regularly revived … Continued

Theresa Nguyen

Theresa’s international theatre career spans more than two decades. As well as extensive work in the US, she has worked in Europe, Asia and Australia. Most recently, she had the dual role of Resident Director and Dance Supervisor of the Abu Dhabi season of the International Tour of The Lion King (Michael Cassel Group). Other resident … Continued

Lee Tassie

Lee is Associate Costume Designer for the 2023 re-imagined version of Wicked in Brazil for Instituto Artium de Cultura, the 2022 UK tour and Australian production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat for Michael Harrison Entertainment and TML Enterprises, the returning production of Miss Saigon in Tokyo and in Vienna in 2022, and the upcoming production in … Continued