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Kayleigh Marie Morgan Photo: Lloyd James Swansea Metropolitan University Trinity St David Mount Pleasant Swansea SA1 6ED Tel: 01792 458855 Email: [email protected] Web: www.markjermin.co.uk Kayleigh Marie Morgan Photo: Lloyd James Appearance: White Swansea, Wales, United Location: Nationality: British Kingdom Eye Colour: Brown Height: 5'2" (157cm) Hair Colour: Dark Brown Weight: 13st. (83kg) Hair Length: Long Playing Age: 16 - 28 years Voice Quality: Gentle Actual Age: 22 years Voice Character: Sincere Credits 2016, Arena, Herself, Kiera Weathers Tour, Infinity Mangement 2016, Radio, Herself, Heart Wales, Heart Wales 2016, Radio, Herself, Key 103, Key 103 Manchester 2016, Radio, Herself, The wave, The Wave/Swansea Sound 2016, Television, Herself, Ffeil, S4C 2016, Television, Herself, Heno, S4C 2016, Television, Herself, TAG, S4C 2016, Television, Herself, X Factor UK, Thames/Syco Entertainment, Simon Gavin 2016, Television, Herself, Xtra Factor, Thames/Syco Entertainment 2015, Arena, The presentation of the changing of colours parade, Welsh Factor, Gareth Thomas 2015, Corporate, Swansea Pride Awards, The Performance Factory, Dean Verbeck 2015, Workshop, Hayley Gallivan, The Performance Factory Stage School 2014, Cabaret, A night with Rhydian Roberts and Louise Dearman, The Performance Factory Stage School 2014, Musical, Tracy Turnblad, Hairspray, The Performance Factory Stage School, Dean Verbeck 2013, Stage, Nancy, Oliver!, CWM Musical Youth, Wayne Durston 2012, Stage, Gertrude, Seussical, CWM Musical Youth, Wayne Durston Music & Dance: (* = highly skilled) A Cappella*, Ballad*, Cabaret Dancing, Cabaret Singing*, Choral Singing*, Classical Singing, Commercial Dance, Contemporary Dance, Contemporary Singing, Dramatic mezzo-soprano*, Falsetto*, Harmony Singing*, Lyric mezzo-soprano*, Mezzo-Soprano*, Pitch Perfect*, Pop Singing*, Singing (general)* Training: University of South Wales (Atrium), Theatre and Drama studies, 3 years, 2015-2019 Powered by Spotlight and Tagmin The information in this CV has been provided by or on behalf of the client concerned via Spotlight.com. Every effort has been made to make sure that the information contained in this page is correct and Spotlight and Tagmin can accept no responsibility for its accuracy. Kayleigh Marie Morgan 1/1.
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