This is Kane’s first show with Camden Musical Society and he’s super excited to kick it off as the grumpy old man he is at heart. Kane’s previous shows include Richard Big in Spies are Forever (NSTC) and Frederic in Pirates of Penzance (BTC), as well as a number of shows with Woftam which date back to his beginning in community theatre.
He hopes that twerp Seymour doesn’t ruin your experience too much, and commends you for your sweet understanding.

Tiana has had a passion for music and performance from a very young age. She has 15 years of dance training covering a variety of dance styles. Tiana has also had extensive vocal training and is currently working as a piano and singing teacher at Leah Cassar Voice Productions. Throughout her high school journey at John Therry Catholic College, Tiana was heavily involved in all things creative arts, playing in a range of roles including the ensemble of Beauty and the Beast Jr,, Miss Honey in Matilda, and Paulette Bonafonte in Legally Blonde Jr. Tiana has also been part of backstage crews for for productions of Addams Family (CTGi), Frozen Jr. (CTGi), and Singing in the Rain (Rehearsal Room). After playing Grandma Josephine/Featured Dance in Camden Musical Society's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory earlier this year, Tiana is very excited to continue her CMS journey.

Corey Harvey brings his unique energy and talent to the Camden Musical Theatre production of Little Shop of Horrors as the delightfully wicked Orin Scrivello D.D.S. With five years of dedicated acting study under his belt, Corey has consistently captivated audiences with his powerful performances, often finding himself typecast as the villain, a role he embraces wholeheartedly for its complexity, challenge, and the unique opportunity to blend dark humour with comedic timing.
Though this is Corey’s first production with Camden Musical Theatre, he is no stranger to the stage. His previous roled have included portrayals of the formidable Principal Agatha Trunchbull in Matilda, the enigmatic Wizard in Wicked, and the menacing Scar in The Lion King. In each of these roles, Corey’s comedic timing has turned villainy into an art form with his ability to make audiences laugh while simultaneously sending chills down their spines.
Prepare to be enthralled as Corey Harvey breathes life into the sinister dentist Orin Scrivello D.D.S., promising a performance that is as darkly comedic as it is unforgettable.

Hayleigh has been a lover of all things performing arts since childhood. Passionate about music and dance, she has always been part of the theatre scene, whether through teaching dance and singing, or as a student at the The Australian Institute of Music. Her on-stage performances include roles such as Mrs. Gloop (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, CMS), Sister Hubert (Nunsense, CMS), Wussy Galore (In Bondage, Woftam) and Sticks the Pig (Shrek, CTGi) as well as original productions, cabarets, and more. Hayleigh is excited to join CMS once again as Ronnette in Little Shop of Horrors.

Paula has performed on stage for most of her life: as a dancer and a vocalist, and over the past 15 years has moved into vocal and choir direction as well as stage production. She also had her own music school where she taught piano and singing. Paula's most recent appearance in the world of musical theatre was as part of the featured ensemble in Camden Musical Society's production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (2022). She has also performed as Mama Shrek/Mama Bear in Shrek (CTGi, 2018), Calamity Jane (HDMS, 2017), The Little Mermaid (CTGi, 2016), and The Wiz (CTGi, 2015).

This is Bianca's second show with Camden Musical Society, though it is her first production as a performer. Her previous CMS experience was as Choreographer for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory earlier this year. She is in her second year of studying a Bachelor of Music (Performance) at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts and she is extremely passionate about performing and choreographing. Her love for musical theatre was truly ignited when she performed in her first ever school musical of Hairspray as ensemble/Amber understudy.

He has also produced two shows for St George Christian School: Disney’s High School Musical (2015) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (2017).

Sarah will be making her breakout musical debut with Camden Musical Society, and is excited to see the stage again in Little Shop of Horrors. She loves to sing, perform, bring joy, and be part of something special. She is a founding member of Camden Women’s Shelter, has recently finished her Masters Degree, and works as a Financial Controller. Sarah is a mum to 3 wonderful kids.

Anthony has spent the majority of his life performing. Whether that be at family parties and school events, or the occasional Olympic grand opening or stint at the Sydney Opera House.
Since joining Camden Musical Society, Anthony has performed in Villains and Vixens, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and now Little Shop of Horrors. When he isn't performing on stage, Anthony is usually found performing at his local Karaoke night.

Andrea is thrilled to make her musical theatre stage debut with CMS in Little Shop of Horrors. She is a budding performer with an unwavering passion for musical theatre and is dedicated to promoting diversity and representation of her Chinese heritage on stage. Her journey into the limelight commenced with a stellar debut at the University of New South Wales, where she was part of the Alison ensemble cast in the captivating play They Saw a Thylacine (2023). Andrea also represented UNSW team in the University Theatre Cup organized by Combined Association of Student Theatre (2022), leaving an indelible mark with her portrayal in Burn.  Besides her performing arts career, she is currently a full time Psychology student at the University of New South Wales. She is super excited to be part of the talented ensemble cast of Little Shop of Horrors and looks forward to bringing this fun production to life!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Steph is a passionate performer who is making her way back into the world of musical theatre. She was involved in the combined musicals of St Patrick’s and St Gregory’s Colleges from year 8 (2012) to year 12 (2016). She then went on to complete a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Music) at University of Wollongong. During her time at university and beyond, Steph branched into the Illawarra community theatre scene. Little Shop of Horrors will be Steph’s Camden Musical Society debut, something she is really excited about.

Skye is a big fan of musical theatre and being on the stage. She has been in a number of musicals with Camden Musical Society such as Seussical, High School Musical 2 Jr, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Throughout these musicals she has been able to grow her singing and dancing skills. Skye always enjoys bringing the musical and characters to life alongside new and old friends.

Goose has been interested in musical theatre from a young age. They grew up watching the VHS recording of Cats The Musical as well as various other musical films including Annie, Sister Act 1 and 2, and Hairspray. Then later in their teens, their further influences included Little Shop of Horrors, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Cabaret. Goose did drama in high school and has been singing privately for as long as they can remember. They have always had a passion and love for music and theatre. While they have always wanted to be involved, this will be their first time jumping directly into the world of musical theatre as a cast member and they are beyond excited to make their debut, looking to learn as much as they can from the talented cast and crew around them.

Ellie Katrib is a spirited mother who finds joy in juggling life’s vibrant colors. When she's not hula hooping at Avion Aerial Circus School, she's busy crafting delightful memories with her husband. Together, they bring ideas to life with 3D printers and whimsical card creations. Ellie's world is a swirl of creativity and energy, and she wouldn’t have it any other way!
Ellie looks forward to bringing her energy to Camden Musical Society's production of Little Shop of Horrors.

Katarina's first musical was Camden Musical Society's production of Villains and Vixens in 2022, followed by their staging of High School Musical 2 Jr. later that year. From then on, CMS felt like family to her. She is so excited to expand her skills and delve into puppeteering with Little Shop of Horrors, and is looking forward to working with such a talented cast. Katarina in currently completing a Bachelor of Nursing at University of Wollongong.

Jude is an enthusiastic and dedicated late starter to the world of musical theatre. She has a passion for all aspects of stage production with a diverse background in performing and behind-the-scenes work. Jude was a cast member in Camden Musical Society's production of Nunsense in November 2023, showcasing her acting ability and improvisational skills as Sister Mary Myopia. She then served as Props Master earlier this year for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (CMS), contributing to the show's visual and practical elements. Jude is excited to be back on the stage bringing more stories to life as part of the ensemble for Little Shop of Horrors.

Bree-Anna’s passion for the performing arts led her to pursue a Bachelor of Performance at UoW. After honing her talent and completing her studies, she completed a Masters in Primary Teaching. Bree-Anna continues to nurture her passion through ongoing speech and performance training through the AMEB. She recently directed High School Musical 2 Junior (CMS 2022) and Nunsense (2023).
Ellie looks forward to bringing her energy to Camden Musical Society's production of Little Shop of Horrors.

Kerrie is Lead Music Teacher for ‘Captivate’ Performing Arts Unit in the Parramatta Catholic Schools Diocese whose studies include the successful completion of a Bachelor of Music Education and a Master of Music Technology. During work hours Kerrie directs school band programs, trains and mentors teachers and develops innovative music programs. Kerrie is also currently serving her second term as President of Camden Musical Society.
Kerrie has been involved in musical theatre for well over thirty years, both within the community and in the school environment as director, musical director and production manager. As musical director she has been involved with shows such as Annie, Seussical, Oklahoma! and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. For CMS Kerrie conceptualised Villains and Vixens, and directed Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Most recently, Kerrie was musical director for Nunsense and now steps into the role again for Little Shop of Horrors.

Craig has had a love of the theatre ever since his first show at the age of 11, where he played the Artful Dodger in Oliver! Since that time, he has been involved in all areas of theatre production including Sound and Lighting Design, Director, Production Manager, Stage Manager and pit musician with community theatre groups across Sydney.
Some of his favourite roles on stage include Callahan in Legally Blonde, Javert in Les Misérables, Shrek, Sweeney Todd, and The Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance.
As a founding member of Camden Musical Society, Craig has been an integral part of every production since its inception in 2019, and has most recently played Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Mr Salt in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

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Kayla is excited to be on the production team as Assistant Musical Director in her Camden Musical Society debut. Kayla has played in pit orchestras for Wicked, Big the Musical, and Anne of Green Gables with Parkes Musical and Dramatic Society, and has recently performed her first lead role as Ellie Blake in Freaky Friday. Now studying a Bachelor of Musical Theatre, Kayla has decided to take her creativity to the next level and be a part of the production team and explore more of the musical theatre world.

Jessica’s passion for theatre has come from performing and working in theatre since she was in high school. She graduated with a Bachelor of Music majoring in Musical Theatre in 2015 and a Bachelor of Entertainment Business Management in 2017. She gained her first backstage experience working for Packemin Productions and Willoughby Theatre Company in Props Management from 2014 – 2017 working on productions such as Phantom of the Opera, West Side Story, Mary Poppins, Legally Blonde and Back to the 80s. From 2018 to present Jessica has gained experience working as a stage manager for Bling Productions, Chookas Entertainment, WOFTAM and Camden Musical Society, working on a number of productions and fringe performances such as Hairspray, High School Musical, Mama Mia, Heathers, Be More Chill and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Jasper is a long-time member of Camden Musical Society, joining the group with his first musical, Seussical. He has been working in the stage management area as an assistant stage manager, a role he loves, under the guidance of his mentor Jess Czender. Jasper has also gained experience in lighting, audio, and stage management through working with various local companies.

Recently, Jasper completed his HSC while working toward a Certificate III in Live Production and Technical Services. During this time, he had the opportunity to work in venues like the Sydney Opera House and the Seymour Centre. Jasper is grateful for all the support he’s received from CMS and hopes to build a career in the industry as a stage manager or in lighting.

Inge has always been a lover of musical theatre in all shapes and forms, and grew up singing, dancing, and performing. Inge is a classically-trained vocalist and danced for seventeen years across the disciplines of ballet, modern, contemporary, and jazz. Her very first leading role in a professional production was as Sister Mary Leo in Nunsense in 1999, and she has continued to perform in various on- and off-stage roles over the years. Inge first joined Camden Musical Society in 2023, performing as Sister Mary Regina, Reverend Mother, in Nunsense and then went on to take the role of Mrs Bucket in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Inge is also vice president of Camden Musical Society, and is head of marketing and communications too.

A full-time bridal designer and tailor for the past 20 years. Involved in designing and construction of costuming for professional ice skating productions, JRock schools dance competition and Sydney Mardis Gras. I have been involved with Camden Musical Societies productions of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as Costume Manager, as well as creating a few of the lead costumes for Campbelltown Theatres Les Miserables.

Kay has been involved in many theatrical productions both on stage front of house and behind the scenes. She has worked with Camden Musical Society, Picton Theatre Group, Campbelltown Theatre Group, St John's Musical Society, Woftam and the Camden Theatre Group. It is a pleasure to be involved with like minded people and to experience a real sense of belonging. She is particularly proud to be sharing the role of front-of-house manager with her sister Sue.

I have been a member of many musical theatre production companies over the years, including St John’s Musical Society, Campbelltown Theatre Group, Picton Theatre Group and WOFTAM Productions to name a few. My involvement has included performing lead roles, being part of ensembles, costume design, program design and production and even some backstage work. Productions I have appeared in include Jesus Christ, Superstar, Pirates of Penzance, Godspell, High Society, The Gondaliers, Little Shop of Horrors, The Sound of Music, Pippin, Les Misérable and Annie. I am keen to now support Camden Musical Society in my new role as co-manager of front-of-house.

Helen retired from full-time work in 2019 and was eager to find a new and exciting challenge. When she discovered the newly established Camden Musical Society, she jumped at the chance to get involved. Over the past five years, Helen has taken on a variety of key roles, including Front of House Manager, Production Manager, and Committee Liaison Officer for the society’s productions. Additionally, she has played a crucial role in the Governance Subcommittee, helping to develop policies and procedures. Helen has greatly enjoyed learning her new roles, meeting the cast, and collaborating with committee members.