Georgina has appeared in many different corporate events including performing with Strictly Come Dancings Anton Du Beke, Pink, Kylie and Robbie Williams to name but a few. 'Le Haggis' Big Burns Festival (Scotland), Moulin Rouge Dancer- Madejski Stadium (Reading), Paddys Day- Irish Dancer- 5 Star Live Entertainment, Aditya Birla Awards (Mumbai), Flashmob and Rock n Roll- (Harrogate Conference Centre), Great Gatsby (The Luton Hoo Hotel), Corporate event for DHL- (Oman), Lindy Hoppers Jive- Sofitel Hotel (Heathrow), HSBC Tradeshow- (Birmingham NEC and London Excel), Salon International, Las Vegas 50th- The Vegas Showgirls, Moulin Rouge- (Brighton Marina Casino), Chill 2000 (Kent), The Secret Garden- Combination Dance, The Big 70’s for the Princess Diana Foundation, Grease- Sandy (Manchester City Stadium)- Dynamix Company, Red Hot In Rio- Underwraps (Reading), Beyonce 100 Single Ladies- Piccadilly Circus (London), Trident Unwrapped, Irish dancer (Cheltenham Races)- Channel 4 and Sky Tv. Georgina is a fully qualified and registered dance teacher with the RAD and ISTD and has adjudicated for festivals and competitions all over the country. As a Performing Arts Lecturer at Weston College, she is passionate about passing on her knowledge and wealth of experience to the next generation.

Nicola was fortunate to begin her musical training as one of the founding girl choristers at Salisbury Cathedral. She then went on to study piano at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama where she received the accompaniment prize and the Mansel Thomas award for Music in her final year. She continued working at the college as a Junior Fellow before completing her studies at the National Opera Studio in London. Nicola has a passion for education, outreach and community work and has worked as a pianist for Welsh National Opera, The Royal Opera House, Garsington Opera, English National Opera and Holland Park youth and community departments. She also works as a pianist and conductor for the Forget-me-not Chorus which is a group of choirs in South Wales for people with dementia and their carers. She is a former member of the Live Music Now scheme and a current member of Lost Chord. Both charities take music into the community, specifically to areas that are unable to access live performance. Now based in Cardiff, Nicola works as a vocal coach at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and enjoys a freelance career as an accompanist and repetiteur throughout the UK.

Neil is an Actor, Director, Theatre Maker/Writer & Educator with many years professional experience in Theatre & TV. He has performed in main house productions at the Young Vic (The Trial), Almeida & West End Transfer (The Twilight Zone), Bristol Old Vic (A Christmas Carol; World Cup 66) & worked with many of the UK's leading independent companies including SHUNT, Sound & Fury, Inspector Sands, Third Party & Gonzo Moose. As a theatre maker/performer Neil was Co-Artistic Director of the acclaimed Cartoon de Salvo Theatre Company - making work for 15 years for Lyric Hammersmith, BAC, Soho Theatre & their work performed everywhere from Allotments in Surrey to Latitude Festival to Hong Kong & the Kennedy Centre Washington DC; productions attained "Top Ten shows of the Year" status for The Daily Telegraph & Observer. He co-wrote & performed The Summer House with FUEL Theatre (UK Tour/Gate London) published by Oberon Books (Time Out Show of the Week). For TV he has had featured roles on Dalziel & Pascoe, No Angels, The Bill, Casualty, Manhunt with Martin Clunes. His role in Doctors was nominated for Best Villain & Best Storyline at the British Soap Awards. Neil has had numerous roles in advertising for TV & Radio.

Joe made the career move from professional dancer to lecturer in 2018 by joining the team at UCW and Weston College. Joe made his professional debut in “Spirit of the Dance” in 1999 and danced the lead of role of Danny Boy, soon taking on the role of Dance Captain, Company Manager, Choreographer and Resident Director for Spirit Productions Ltd. Other performance credits include: “Broadway! A Star Spangled Celebration” (USA), “One World” (UK Tour), “The Osmond’s Christmas Spectacular” (USA), “Tap Dance Fever” (Israel Tour), “Red Hot Broadway” (China Tour), “New Jersey Nights” (UK, Australian and China Tour), “The 12 Tenors” (China Tour), “Shake, Rattle n’ Roll” (USA), “Hooray for Hollywood” (USA) and “Spirit of the Dance” (World Tour), amongst many others. Joe has worked with a variety of celebrities during his career such as Dolly Parton, Tom Jones, Pink and Barbara Windsor and has also choreographed and featured on “The X-Factor” (Israel). Choreography credits include: “Sister Act the Musical” (Theatre Royal, Windsor), “Spirit of the Dance” (World Tour), “A Christmas Carol” (Theatre Royal, Windsor) and “Revolution” (Israel Arena Tour). Since becoming a lecturer at UCW, Joe has excelled in his teaching qualifications and is thrilled to be able to pass on his skills and knowledge

Abigail is currently Head of Voice and Singing at University Centre Weston (UCW). Abigail teaches on the BA Hons degrees in Musical Theatre, Performing Arts and Dance for Commercial Performance which are validated by Bath Spa University. Abigail has also worked as a guest lecturer at other institutions around the UK. Abigail holds a BEd Mus (Hons) from the University of Plymouth, is an Estill Master Trainer (EMT) and has a MA Ed from the University of the West of England which focused on the vocal health of Musical Theatre undergraduates. Abigail is also a member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians and the British Voice Association. Abigail is a self-confessed voice anorak, with a passion for the human voice and its development. Abigail is fascinated by vocal research and vocal scientific developments and regularly attends courses, summits and symposiums in both the UK, Europe and Australia. Abigail is committed to instilling confidence in her students and believe everyone can sing; it is just a matter of giving them the tools to do so!

Kyle has worked extensively as a freelance director in the US and UK and is the associate director of the State of Play Theatre. Recent directing credits include A Christmas Carol starring Paul Nicholas at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool; Puss in Boots and Cinderella at the York Theatre Royal’s De Grey Ballroom; The Fantasist’s Waltz, The Revenge of Mr Trout! and The Unholy Trinity for the State of Play Theatre; and RashDash’s The Ugly Sisters at the Soho Theatre and West Yorkshire Playhouse. In New York, his work as a director includes the development and world premiere reading of Howard Emanuel’s Last Supper, Survived By… at Theatre for a New City, and the creation of the cabaret review There Goes the Ballgame: The Music of Kander and Ebb for two of New York’s preeminent cabaret venues, The Duplex and Don’t Tell Mama’s. Kyle worked as an assistant director on the Emmy Award-winning production of Sondheim’s Passion, and his direction on The Ugly Sisters was nominated for a Total Theatre Award in 2012. Along with receiving a B.F.A in Musical Theatre from Syracuse University, he attended L’Ecole Internationale de Theatre Jacques Lecoq in Paris and is also a graduate of their Laboratoire d’Étude du Mouvement.