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Shaun Williamson Actor, Singer and Comedian Shaun Williamson is a versatile and accomplished stand-up comedian, singer, television and stage/screen actor, presenter, entertainer, cabaret performer and after dinner speaker. He is best known for his portrayal of Barry Evans in EastEnders. However, his range of talents is far more diverse. His first love is singing and you may have seen him win ITV's Celebrity Stars in Their Eyes. He continues to act both in comedy and serious drama in film, TV & stage. He regularly appears in cabaret and a Soul Band. "Shaun is a skilled and versatile all-rounder In detail Languages He stared as DJ Monty in the West End Saturday Night Fever, a He presents in English. role he revived on a nationwide tour. In 2006 he appeared in Ricky Gervais Extras series 1&2. He starred in the play Road to Want to know more? Nirvana in London and as the Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show. Give us a call or send us an e-mail to find out exactly what he He has appeared on Bremner, Bird and Fortune and The Secret could bring to your event. Policeman's Ball at the Royal Albert Hall and in the film Daylight Robbery. He took part in Fame Academy for Comic Relief and How to book him? starred as Fagin in Oliver and embarked on a short tour of Guys Simply phone, fax or e-mail us. and Dolls before it went onto the West End in the role of Nathan Detroit. What he offers you Shaun demonstrates his ability to empathise with his audience throughout his after-dinner routine. In addition to making people laugh, Shaun also includes some of the organisation's terminology to show he had thoroughly researched his audience. How he presents Shaun is a man of many talents - adept at performing, acting and singing. Shaun uses a light-hearted approach which makes him an excellent choice of entertainer at any event. Topics Comedy Music and Dance After Dinner Entertainment Host and Awards Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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