Amanda Constantinou

amanda constantinou

Amanda studied performing arts at the prestigious Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London and began her career touring the country as principal actress with a children’s theatre company. After that she toured with Michelle Breeze as singer/dancer in her variety show and then left for the high seas to work for Celebrity Cruises and then the Italia Prima on a world cruise as a dancer/singer.

Amanda’s first West End credit was in Starlight Express in the principal role of Ashley at the Apollo Theatre.

Her next role was in the original cast of Closer to Heaven, written by the Pet Shop Boys at the Arts Theatre where she also understudied the lead.

She then appeared in the original cast of Jus like that at the Garrick Theatre with Jerome Flynn.

Amanda’s other career highlights include:

– Work on various musical shows and charity galas at the Palace Theatre, the Millennium Stadium and Royal Albert Hall

– Performed in a special production of The Lion King produced for a birthday party for the Scandinavian royal family

– Featured in numerous adverts for Archers, Datec.com, Vodafone, Iceland and Abba Just Dance

– A featured Zombie in the film 28 Weeks Later

– Danced for Robbie Williams on Top of the Pops and for the video of his tour

– Danced and skated for Madonna on her Sorry music video

– Performed on various television shows including The Word, Pebble Mill and Graham Norton

Amanda also formed and runs Muse Artists, a succesful events company providing entertainment for prestigious events like film premieres, perfume launches and huge events at the National History Museum, Hampton Court, the Wallis Collection, Madame Tussauds, and supplied the entertainment for England’s biggest corporate Christmas party company.

Now she runs her own school, All Stars Academy, and she has recently helped coach skaters for the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony, in which she will also be performing.

She does all this while also looking after her two children!

Hollie Glossop

2014 11 HollieI started dancing at Sharon Berry School from the age of two. During my 16 years there, I made some truly amazing memories. The peopleĀ I met there are friends for life, we used to have so much fun in class!

When I got older, I was able to help on Saturday mornings with the younger pupils. I used to love pretending to be fairies and butterflies with the baby class!

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Pennies From Heaven – Hollie Bottom Right

Competitions were the best part of the year, and Doncaster Civic was my favourite. I used to love getting up so early and having to put full show hair and makeup on. (And I was normally allowed a McDonald’s breakfast on the way – bonus!)

When I was 18 I moved down to Essex to study at Performers College for my National Diploma. I enjoyed three great years there and met some lovely people. During my time at college I was lucky enough to have some amazing opportunities like dancing at the FA Cup Opening Ceremony at Wembley Stadium and performing in a tribute to the tiller girls at the London Palladium.

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Showgirl!

Since graduating in 2014, I am now part of a showgirl company called Showgirl Entertainments with whom I have performed in different venues all over the UK. In September 2014, I also worked in Scotland with Circus Vegas as a showgirl. I then went on to perform in Dick Whittington pantomime in Birdwell as part of the ensemble over Christmas 2014.

I am currently soaking up the sun in Malta, working as Dance Captain in a hotel show team.

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Hollie (R) in costume in Malta