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Helen Patching Photo: MUG Photography Room 403, Linen Hall 162-168 Regent Street London, W1B 5TB 020 7734 7505 [email protected] Helen Patching Photo: MUG Photography Appearance: White Location: Kent, England, United Kingdom Other: Equity Height: 5'7" (170cm) Eye Colour: Blue Weight: 8st. 10lb. (55kg) Hair Colour: Blond(e) Playing Age: 16 - 35 years Hair Length: Long Musical Musical, Mary Margaret, Singing in The Rain, Kilworth House Theatre, Mitch Sebastian Musical, Ensemble, Irving Berlin's White Christmas, Dominion Theatre, Universal productions/Micheal Rose LTD, Evan Ensign Musical, Ensemble Dancer/Singer, 42nd Street Gala, London Palladium, Barry Mishon Productions, Carole Todd & Paul Robinson Musical, Ensemble, understudied & played Rita, Irving Berlin's White Christmas, Michael Rose LTD, David Morgan Musical, Ensemble/Understudy Rita, Irving Berlin's White Christmas, Michael Rose LTD, David Morgan Musical, Mermaid/Understudy Mrs Darling, Peter Pan, Michael Rose Productions, David Morgan Musical, Ensemble, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Michael Rose Productions, Adrian Noble Musical, Ensemble, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Michael Rose Productions, Adrian Noble Musical, Silly Girl/U.S. Babette, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, UK Productions, Alison Pollard Musical, Dance Captain/US Princess, Jack and the Beanstalk, Paul Holman Associates, Gordan Jay Musical, Singer/Dancer, The Rat Pack Party UK Tour, Premier Shows LTD, Paul Tyrer Musical, Cinderella, Cinderella, Spillers Pantomimes, Bev Berridge Musical, Ariel/Belle/Dance Captain, Disney Dreams, Disney Cruise Lines, David Baldree/Ed Whitlow Musical, Cruella D'vil/Dance Captain, Golden Mickeys, Disney Cruise Line, Ed Whitlow Musical, Muse/US Meg/Dance Captain, Hercules, Disney Cruise Line, Ed Whitlow/Scott White Musical, Singer/Dancer, 5 Large Scale Production Shows, Crystal Cruises, Morag Veljkovic Musical, Swing/Dance Captain, Hercules/Golden Mickeys/Disney Dreams, Disney Cruise Lines, Ed Whitlow Musical, Dancer/US Alice, Dick Whittington, Kevin Wood Pantomimes, Paul Hendy Musical, Tap Soloist, Trinity 200th Anniversary Gala, Bird Theatre Company, Phil Thomas Musical, Dancer/US Cinderella, Cinderella, Kevin Wood Productions, Malcolm Farquar Musical, Dancer/US Lola, Copacobana, Bird Theatre Company, Tracy Lee/David Leighton Musical, Lead Singer/Dancer, Musical Revue 2002, Bird Theatre Company, Gavin Lee Stage Stage, Choreographer/Model, Totally Weddings Fashion Show 2008, Totally Weddings, Helen Patching Stage, Choreographer/Model, Totally Weddings Fashion Show 2007, Totally Weddings, Helen Patching Stage, Dancer, Australian Idol Tour Concert, BMG/Rob Mills, Cameron Mitchell Stage, The Dolly Girls, The Dolly Girls Television Television, Featured Dancer, Galavant, ABC Network, Ashley Wallen Television, Featured Artist, ITV's Popstar to Operastar, ITV, Michelle Thorne Event Event, Model, Indy Car Racing, Gold Coast 2003, RGB Productions, Philip Morris Event, Model/Dancer, Melbourne Fashion Festival - Sketchers Shoes, RGB Productions 1/2 Short Film Short Film, Jackie, Dance Teacher, Now I Can Dance, Nicolas Jones Accents & Dialects: (* = native) American-California, American-New York, American-Standard, Australian, Canadian, Cockney, Essex, French, Geordie, Irish-Southern, Kent*, Liverpool, London*, Manchester, New Zealand, Northern, RP, Scottish-Standard, Suffolk, Welsh-Standard Languages: (* = Native/Fluent) English*, French, Japanese Music & Dance: (* = highly skilled) Aerobics*, Ballad*, Ballet*, Ballroom Dancing*, Cabaret Dancing*, Cabaret Singing*, Cheerleading, Choreography*, Contemporary Dance*, Dance Captain, Irish Step, Jazz Dancing*, Jazz Singing*, Jive*, Latin American, Mezzo-Soprano*, National Dancing*, Rock Singing*, Tango, Tap* Performance: Comedy, Live Roleplay, Musical Comedy, Musical Theatre, Professional Dancer, Professional Singer, Rope Work Sports: (* = highly skilled) Athletics*, Cricket, Ice Skating, Parasailing, Rollerblading, Running*, Snowboarding, Swimming*, Tennis*, Yoga* Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence Other Skills: Aerial Work, Computer Literate, Dance Teacher, Illusionist, Licensed Chaperone, Painting, Pilates Training: Bird College of Performing Arts BA (Hons) Powered by Tagmin Every effort has been made to make sure that the information contained in this page is correct and Tagmin can accept no responsibility for its accuracy. 2/2.
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