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ALEXANDRIA ALLISON HEIGHT: 5’5” EYES: Hazel HAIR: Short, Brunette BUILD: Slim, Athletic EQUITY: 00437950 SPOTLIGHT PIN: 1171-3423-2237 TRAINING: BA (Hons) Musical Theatre, London College of Music, 2018. EXPERIENCE IN TRAINING: Fiddler on the Roof The Fiddler London College of Music Charlie Barker, Phil Cornwell Sweet Charity Charity Hope Valentine The Questors Theatre Russell Fleet, Chris Ma Blood Money Scarlet Carmichael The Questors Theatre John Davey Music of the Night Soloist University of West London William Allenby Dido & Æneas Movement Captain London College of Music Morag McLaren, Ivor Flint Serenade Acapella Vocalist London College of Music Stephen Hill OTHER EXPERIENCE: JunePeonyBridal.co.uk Website Model June Peony Bridal Couture Mandy Li BBC Radio 2 Charity Hope Valentine Elaine Paige on Sunday Tim Pemberton Feldenkrais Convention Tango Dancer University of West London Marcia Carr Girls With All The Gifts Tree Hungry Solomon Artistes Louise Rashman SKILLS: ACCENTS: American-California, American - New York, American - Southern States, *native American - Standard, Australian, Birmingham, Black Country*, Cockney, Heightened RP, Northern, RP, Russian, Yiddish. VOCAL RANGE: G3 - E6 (Belt: C4 - E5) MUSIC & *Acapella, Ballet, Ballroom, Burlesque, Classical Singing, *Contemporary DANCE: Singing, Contemporary Lyrical Dancing, *Ensemble, Feldenkrais Training, *Jazz *highly skilled Singing, Jazz Dancing, Laban Training, *Legit, *Movement, *Musical Theatre, Physical Theatre, *Pop, Rock, *Tango, Tap, *Waltz. OTHER: 3 Ball Juggling, Aerial Hoop, Full driving license, Horse Riding, *Make-up & *highly skilled Hairstyling, *Modelling - professional, Rock Climbing, Roller-skating, Scuba Diving DSD Certified, *Stage Combat: Rapier, Dagger, Unarmed. .

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