Musical Youth Theatre Company
Musical Youth Theatre Company was an English youth theatre company founded in 1987 in Bath, Somerset in the South West of England .
Founded by Greg Vere, it existed for fifteen years until 2002 and produced a number of shows and notable members. Musical Youth Theatre Company's final production was a version of Mike Leigh 's play, Abigail's Party , in July 2002.
Notable members
Over the years, Musical Youth Theatre Company had a number of members who went on to become notable actors, including:
Andrew Lincoln ,[ 1] known for his roles This Life , Teachers , Love Actually , and The Walking Dead .
Indira Varma , who has had a number television and film roles, including in Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love , Bride and Prejudice , Rome , and Game of Thrones .
Will Thorp , who went on to appear in Casualty and Strictly Come Dancing .
Jennifer Biddall ,[ 2] who is known for playing Jessica Harris in the soap opera Hollyoaks .
Richard Cambridge , who is known for playing Pete Webster in Hollyoaks .
Adam Campbell , who is known for his roles in the parody films Date Movie and Epic Movie .
Tabitha Wady , who is best known for playing Katrina Bullen in the soap opera Doctors .
Ella Smith ,[ 3] who known for her roles in Holby City , Cape Wrath , and Fat Pig .
Tom Payne , who appeared in Waterloo Road , Wuthering Heights , Best: His Mother's Son , and The Walking Dead .
Productions
Company productions and appearances included:
1987
1988
1989
1990
February – Second Charity Gala at the Theatre Royal, Bath
May – Billy
September – West Side Story
November – A Taste of Music dinner cabaret
1991
January – Third Charity Gala at the Theatre Royal, Bath
April – Amadeus
July – An American Dream cabaret
October – South Pacific
December – Ultimate Christmas Party cabaret
1992
1993
1994
January – Fourth Charity Gala at the Theatre Royal, Bath
June – Magical Musicals 1 cabaret
July – Billy
October – Blue Remembered Hills
October – Magical Musicals 2 cabaret
1995
1996
1997
January – Sixth Charity Gala at the Theatre Royal, Bath
June – Hot Mikado
July – Wild in The West at Stourhead
October – Rope
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2006
April – Keith Butterworth's 60th Cabaret
References
^ Ross, Dalton (September 28, 2018). "Goodbye, Andy! Walking Dead actors past and present write tributes to Andrew Lincoln" . Entertainment Weekly . Archived from the original on September 28, 2018. Retrieved March 31, 2024 . I first met Andy in the last days of 1999. I was part of a theatre group in our hometown called The Musical Youth Theatre Company. Andy had been a member of it a few years before me and was the big success story.
^ Meech, Ruth (December 19, 2008). "Panto's lovely Belle is certainly no diva" . Dorset Echo . Archived from the original on March 31, 2024. Retrieved March 31, 2024 . Jennifer [...] became a member of the Musical Youth Theatre Company in Bath
^ "Pupil's joy at place with theatre group" . Gazette and Herald . June 15, 2000. Archived from the original on March 31, 2024. Retrieved March 31, 2024 . One of my friends from the Musical Youth Theatre Company has also got in, which is brilliant.