This is Julie's RSC debut. 

Theatre includes: Roald Dahl’s The Witches, Follies, Network (National Theatre), Elixir (The Other Palace), Saving Jason (Park Theatre),The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (Greenwich Theatre), Mrs Henderson Presents (Theatre Royal Bath), Spend Spend Spend (Union Theatre), King Pit (Sage Gateshead), From Here to Eternity (Shaftesbury Theatre), Annie (artsdepot), Stepping Out (The Gatehouse), Evita (Beirut), Billy Elliot (Old Vic), Jolson (Victoria Palace & Toronto), Scrooge (UK & European Tour), The Snow Queen (Settle Victoria Hall), Merrily We Roll Along & Chicago (Leicester Haymarket), The Cheeky Chappie (The Haymarket, Basingstoke), Just So (The Watermill Theatre), Follies (Shaftesbury Theatre), Chess (Prince Edward Theatre), West Side Story (Her Majesty’s Theatre), Spring & Port of Wine, Of Mice and Men (The Customs House)

TV includes: Close and True, Hero of the Hour, Chucklevision, Crimewatch and The Two Ronnies Film includes: Snow White (Disney), Follies, Dear Stranger, London Road and From Here to Eternity

Recordings & radio include: Follies, King Pit, From Here to Eternity, Merrily We Roll Along, Jolson and Scrooge

This is Nikki's RSC debut. 

Nikki is a freelance ballet, jazz, and contemporary and musical theatre performer. She received comprehensive training in both classical and contemporary genres in Hong Kong, Shanghai, New York City and Copenhagen, and has worked with renowned choreographers such as Bradley Shelver, Desmond Richardson and Ernest Mandap. She has performed internationally in concerts, private events and television commercials.  

Stage includes: The Lion King (West End), Jacky Cheung’s A Classic Tour, Youth Arts Foundation’s Oliver! and Blood Brothers. 

Screen includes: The Freshman’s I’m Coming Home music video (actor and choreographer), dancer in Bradley Wayburne’s Staying Alive (television series). She competed in Hong Kong’s Best Dance Crew and Hong Kong Dance Power, and was named champion on both occasions.

Other: Nikki's work extends to providing quality dance education to students from beginner to professional levels. She is a registered Arts Therapist (AThR) with the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapy Association (ANZACATA).

RSC debut season 

Theatre includes: A Strange Loop (Barbican), Everybody's Talking About Jamie ( Apollo Theatre), Kinky Boots (Adelphi Theatre), Guys & Dolls (Savoy Theatre & Phoenix Theatre), Memphis Original London Cast (Shaftesbury Theatre), Saturday Night Fever (English Theatre Frankfurt). 

Television includes: Atlanta (FX), Bad Education 

Film includes: Mary Poppins Returns, Matilda, The Greatest Days 

Concert includes: Sunset Boulevard (Alexandra Palace) 

Recordings: Memphis The Musical (London Cast) 

This is James's RSC debut.

Theatre includes: Come From Away (Phoenix Theatre); London Road, NT:50, Beyond Caring (National Theatre); Chicago (Cambridge & Garrick Theatre);  Marguerite (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Les Miserables (Palace Theatre); Kiss Me Kate (Royal Albert Hall); Fatherland (Lyric); Eventide (Arcola); In Lipstick (Pleasance); God Of Carnage (Northampton Theatre Royal); Teenage Kicks (Edinburgh Festival); Teechers (Haymarket); House & Garden (Harrogate Theatre); Joey & Ginas Wedding (Café Royal); Buddy, The Rocky Horror Show (UK Tours); A Slice Of Saturday Night (Arts); Gangster No 1, Harlequinade and Separate Tables (King’s Head) 

TV includes: House Of The Dragon, The Gold, Sexy Beast, Whitstable Pearl, The Couple Next Door, This England, Big Boys, FBI: International, Say Nothing, Sliced, Trying, Close To Me, Avenue 5, Too Close, Outlander, Us, The Sister, Motherland, Queens of Mystery, Call The Midwife, Clique, The Windsors, Veep, The Thick Of It, Him & Her The Wedding, Rev, Miranda, The IT Crowd,  Delicious, From The Cradle To The Grave, The Job Lot, Phoneshop, Count Arthur Strong, A Touch Of Cloth, Top Coppers, Boomers, Mongrels, Katy Brand Show, Todd Margaret, Watson & Oliver, Give Out Girls, The Royal Bodyguard, Small Potatoes, Endeavour, Ambassadors, Suspicion, Londoners, The Jury, The Royal, Peak Practice, Footballers Wives, Night & Day, Is Harry on The Boat, Eastenders, Coronation Street, Waterloo Road, Casualty, Holby City, Doctors, The Bill, 2.4 Children, In Sickness & In Health, Dad, Hippies, Hotel Getaway, Bob Martin, The Wyvern Mystery, Genie In The House, The Slightly Filthy Show, According To Bex, All About George

Film includes: London Road, In The Loop, Kat & The Band, A Midsummer Nights Dream, The Forgotten, Inbred, Closed Circuit, Deviation, Veritys Summer, City Rats, Backbeat

This is Joseph's RSC debut.

Theatre includes: Road (Young Everyman and Playhouse), Red & Blues: The Musical (Royal Court Liverpool), The Docks (Shakespeare North Playhouse) 

Television includes: G’Wed S2 (ITV), And Did Those Feet… with Alan Partridge (BBC) 

Trained at: Royal Central School of Speech and Drama 

This is Caití's RSC debut. 

Caití is a dance artist living and working in London. Since graduating from Rambert School in 2020, she has gone on to perform with Rambert2 and Rambert Company, as well as working with Liam Francis, Ben Duke and Aishwarya Raut.  

Performance highlights include: Killer Pig (Sharon Eyal), Cerberus (Ben Duke), Peaky Blinders: the Redemption of Thomas Shelby (Benoit Swan Pouffer),  

Film includes: Block Party  

This is Leslie's RSC debut.

Theatre includes: Guys & Dolls (Bridge Theatre); Hamilton (Original London Cast, Victoria Palace); South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre, Sadler’s Wells); Children of Eden 30th Anniversary Concert (Cadogan Hall); West Side Story (Royal Exchange); Thriller! Live (Lyric); But I’m A Cheerleader (Turbine); The Wiz (Asst. Choreographer, Hope Mill). 

Film and TV includes: Christmas Karma (2025); High Strung: Free Dance (2018); Hamilton at The Queen’s Platinum Party at The Palace; BBC D-Day 80th Anniversary.

RSC debut season 

Theatre includes: Hello Dolly! (The London Palladium); Sunset Boulevard (Savoy Theatre); The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); 42nd Street (Théâtre du Châtelet); Billy Elliot (Leicester Curve); Anything Goes (Barbican); White Christmas (Dominion Theatre); Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre); West Side Story (Royal Exchange Theatre); The Rink (Southwark Playhouse); Grease (Leicester Curve); Thoroughly Modern Millie (Kilworth House Theatre); Annie (UK Tour); Anything Goes (Crucible Theatre & UK Tour); Thriller Live! (UK & European Tour); Pinocchio (The National Theatre); Forty Years On (Chichester Festival Theatre)  

Other work includes: Your Lie In April - The Concert (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Aladdin (Hackney Empire); Disneyland Hong Kong, Hong Kong Tap Festival  

Trained at: Laine Theatre Arts 

This is Kody's RSC debut.

Theatre includes: Romeo & Juliet (Duke of York’s Theatre); Sunset Boulevard (Savoy Theatre); Assassins (Chichester Festival Theatre); At Last, Its Summer (The London Palladium); Hex (National Theatre); 101 Dalmatians (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre); Hairspray (London Coliseum); Gypsy (Royal Exchange Theatre). 

Trained at: The Royal Academy of Music and the University of Chichester.  

This is Mia's RSC debut.

Theatre includes: Jesus Christ Superstar UK Tour (Crossroads); Tina Turner the Musical (Aldwych Theatre, London); The Steamie (Glasgow, Hydro); Footloose (Norwegian Cruise Lines); Sleeping Beauty (Gardyne Theatre, Dundee)

Trained at: Jazz Art UK (Edinburgh)

RSC includes: The Magician’s Elephant (workshop) 

Theatre includes: The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); Saving Grace (Riverside Studios); Bedknobs and Broomsticks (National Tour); Only Fools and Horses (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Young Frankenstein (Garrick Theatre), Whisper House (The Other Palace); Mamma Mia! (Novello Theatre);  Master Class (Vaudeville Theatre); She Loves Me (Minerva Theatre, Chichester);  The 39 Steps (Criterion Theatre); Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre); Cats (National Tour); The Far Pavilions (Shaftesbury Theatre); Tonight’s the Night (Victoria Palace); Beauty and the Beast (National Tour), Boy George’s Taboo (The Venue); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Victoria Palace); The Beautiful Game (Cambridge Theatre);  Sweeney Todd (Bridewell Theatre); Tess (Savoy Theatre),  Les Miserables (Palace Theatre).  

Workshops: NOW That’s What I Call A Musical; Starter For Ten; The Good Enough Mum's Club; She Devil!; Unsuitable for Adults; Radical Thinking; Bubonic (ATG); Ghost Map (NT Studio); Catch Me If You Can (ATG); The Little Prince; Pride and Prejudice; Alvaro's Balcony; Love Never Dies; Urinetown; Dr Zhivago; Helen of Troy; Charlotte - Life or Theatre?. 

Recordings: Only Fools and Horses; Young Frankenstein; Tonight's The Night; Taboo; The Beautiful Game.  

Screen includes: Emmerdale (ITV); Wicked (Marc Platt Productions/Universal Pictures); Holby City (BBC); Innocent (ITV); Les Miserables (Working Title Films); The Wolf Man (Universal Pictures).  

Other: Taboo - The 20th Anniversary Charity Concert (London Palladium); The Three Musketeers (FoolHardy Theatre); Distanced: “Prone to Hummus” (short film); Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Cadogan Hall); The Footsteps Are In My Head (short film); A Very Personal Assistant (short film). Dianne's solo album Little Stories was released in 2010.

RSC debut season 

Theatre includes: Kathy and Stella Solve a Murder (Ambassadors Theatre); The Witches (National Theatre); Groundhog Day (Old Vic Theatre); Mary Poppins, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Billy Elliot (West End); Benidorm Live (UK tour); The Rink (Southwark Playhouse); Scrooge, The Musical (Leicester Curve); High Society (UK tour); Me and My Girl (Kilworth House, Leicestershire); Who Ate All The Pies? (Tristan Bates Theatre); The Jungle Book (UK tour); A Christmas Carol (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton); Double Act (Polka); The Ugly Duckling (Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough).  

 Television includes: Victoria Wood’s Midlife Christmas. 

RSC includes: Matilda The Musical 

Theatre includes: Oklahoma (Theatre Royal Drury Lane),  The Mousetrap (St. Martin's, London),  Rock Follies (Chichester Minerva), Berlusconi A New Musical (Southwark Playhouse), A Christmas Carol (Old Vic Theatre), Top Hat (National Tour), The Stripper (The Other Palace), Peter And The Starcatcher (Royal Theatre, Northampton), The Wild Party (The Other Palace), Travels With My Aunt (Minerva, Chichester), Sweeney Todd (Leeds Playhouse/Royal Exchange, Manchester), The Lion King (West End), A Streetcar Named Desire (Bolton Octagon), Women Beware Women (National Theatre), La Cage Aux Folles (West End/Menier Chocolate Factory), Guys And Dolls (Piccadilly Theatre),  Saturday Night Fever (West End, Germany, Italy), Martin Guerre (West End), Grease (West End), Funny Girl (Minerva, Chichester), A Chorus Line (Sheffield Crucible), The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Leeds Playhouse), Singin’ In The Rain (National Tour).  

Television includes: Mammals (Amazon Prime), The Boleyns (BBC), Victoria Wood’s That Day We Sang, Coronation Street, Babes In The Wood.  

Film includes: Aladdin (Disney), Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, Mamma Mia, The Clan, The Phantom Of The Opera, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.  

Radio includes: Leaving Normal (BBC 4) 

This is Alexandra's RSC debut.

Theatre includes: The Witches (RNT); La Cage Aux Folles (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); 42nd Street (Chatelet, Paris); Into The Woods (Theatre Royal Bath); Cinderella (Gillian Lynne); White Christmas (Dominion Theatre/Curve); Guys & Dolls (Royal Albert Hall/ Theatre Marigny, Paris); Chess (ENO/Coliseum); Top Hat (Aldwych/UK Tour); Funny Girl (UK/Ireland Tour); Mary Poppins (UK/International Tour); La Grand Macabre (ENO/Coliseum); Anything Goes (UK/Ireland Tour); The Wizard of Oz (RSC Version); Back to Broadway, The Great American Songbook (UK Tours). As choreographer: They’re Playing Our Song (Broadway Studio Theatre, Catford); West End Stage (Her Majesty’s Theatre) and various in-house productions for the Doris Holford Stage School.

Alexandra has appeared in various pantomimes around the UK. Alexandra has also appeared in her own solo concert at the Club for Acts & Actors in Covent Garden.  

TV includes: Michael McIntyre’s Easter Special, The Olivier Awards, Funny Girl The Musical, Strictly Come Dancing, The Sound of Musicals, The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Blue Peter.  

Workshops include: The Witches, Confessions. 

Recordings: Cinderella (Original London cast recording), Top Hat (Original London cast recording), Jason & the Argonaughts (Concept musical album).