Every actor who has spent years going from supporting roles to guest starring appearances before finally booking leading parts has encountered one, so have ballerinas who have gone from the ensemble’s last row to soloist and the West End singer introducing herself on the first day of rehearsals: Newcomers.
In my home, My Fair Lady was the movie-night staple. Every time I popped my VHS into the TV, I felt instantly transported to early 20th century London. The soaring orchestrations of Lerner and Loewe burst through my bedroom and it was transformed into a glorious study.
I am mainly a singer, classically trained, with musical theater, jazz, rock and metal credits and skills. But I am also a dancer, actress, comedian, acrobat, artist … so I call myself as a performer. It’s more exhaustive and accurate.
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