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Elliot Styche 2020 MD ELLIOT ROSS STYCHE MUSICAL DIRECTOR - PIANIST SINGING/VOICE TEACHER Email: [email protected] MUSICAL DIRECTION CREDITS INCLUDE Production Position Theatre Dates Sleeping Beauty Musical Director/Arranger York Theatre Royal 19/20 We Will Rock You! Musical Director RCCL Productions 2019 The Gift Vocal Captain/ MD RCCL Productions 2019 Grand Old Dame of York Musical Director/Arranger York Theatre Royal 18/19 Salad Days UK TOUR Musical Supervisor UK Leading Venues 2018 Jack and The Beanstalk Musical Director/Arranger York Theatre Royal 17/18 Salad Days MD/ Musical Supervisor Union Theatre/Bath Theatre Royal 2017 Mamma Mia! Musical Director Little Star Productions / RCCL 16/17 Blue Planet Vocal Captain/MD RCCL Productions 16/17 Dick Whittington Musical Director/Arranger York Theatre Royal 15/16 Agent Showcase Musical Director Criterion London 2015 Old Mother Goose Musical Director/Arranger York Theatre Royal 14/15 Aladdin Musical Director/Arranger York Theatre Royal 13/14 Agent Showcase Musical Director Criterion London 2014 Sussical The Musical Musical Director York Grand Opera 2013 Agent Showcase Musical Director Criterion London 2013 FAME Musical Director Carriage Works Leeds 2013 PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT Brent Street Academy, Sydney - Singing Teacher/ Musical Director. Present • Deliver singing techniques, ensemble singing and voice to the Full time diploma course. • Deliver year 7-12 singing and music curriculum. • Deliver singing techniques, ensemble singing and voice to the Full time diploma course. • Play for auditions and performances as required. York Theatre Royal, York - Musical Director / Arranger 2013 - 2020 • Problem solve, develop and make final decisions for all musical aspects of the annual productions. • Track and effectively manage rehearsals and support senior management as required. • Meet stakeholders aims and goals and communicate effectively thought out the process • Attend and actively contribute to all senior executive meetings throughout creative stages. • Prioritise and manage team in fast pass environment. • Budget to stakeholders request and manage risked accordingly. Bird College, London – Singing Teacher/ Musical Director 2015 - 2020 • Plan and coordinate curriculum, Assessments, and teaching inline with university of Greenwich and other awarding bodies in Musical Theatre, Dance and Music. • Design and deliver both online and classroom based learning sessions using online portals. • Manage student data to inform termly meetings and create reports. • Manage a range of online delivery systems that delivery both content and reports. Urdang Academy, London – Singing Teacher 2015 - 2018 • Deliver one to one tuition for both degree and diploma students. • Curate and create learning experiences both online and face to face. • Undertake and deliver both verbal and written reporting in conjunction with assessment and development programs . • Write and maintain lesson plans in line with curriculum and learning outcomes. London School Of Musical Theatre, London - Singing teacher/ Pianist Casual As Req The Brit School, Croydon. - Singing Teacher/Musical Director Casual As Req SLP College, Leeds – Head of Music and Singing 2012 – 2015 • Lead the strategic development, planning and delivery of the singing curriculum within undergraduate and postgraduate performance courses (Acting, Musical Theatre) • Ensure that the highest standards are achieved in all aspects of SLP’s work, including teaching, learning and performance. • Make a significant personal contribution to the teaching programme, leading extra curricular activities, under taking ongoing professional development and taking pastoral care responsibilities. • Undertake the project management of outside inspections, report writing and yearly reviews. • Manage budgets on all programs across school. Newcastle College, Newcastle - FT Lecturer in Singing and Music 2010 – 2012 • Act as front line contact for all students at degree level. • Deliver a full range of teaching and learning activities that facilitates the learning experience and carry out associated preparation and assessment processes. • Assist in the web design process, building online course material. • Coach and mentor learners to identify and achieve their individual learning objectives TRAINING AND EDUCATION • Certificate of Education (DTLLS) Newcastle College (PT) 2010-2012 • BA Hon’s Musical Theatre 2:1 Hull HE College 2009-2010 • Foundation Degree Musical Theatre Newcastle College 2007-2009 • B-Tec National Diploma Musical Theatre Hull College 2005-2007 OTHER SKILLS • Strong SM Office Skills • Experienced with Moodle, Blackboard, Google Class Room learning platforms. • Instruments: Piano (Experienced sight reading) Keyboards, Organ, Trombone. • Experienced using Sibelius, Logic Pro, for the production of backing tracks, click tracks and arrangements. • Experienced using main stage in performance and rehearsal situations. • Experienced singing teacher specialising in technique. Estill Levels 1, 2 and Advanced. REFEREES .
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