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Producer
 Stephanie
Wilson has been involved in performing arts
since childhood. She trained as a classical singer
before attending drama school. She is a member
of Little Theatre Club and has enjoyed playing
leading roles such as Anna in the King & I, Dolly
in Hello Dolly, and most recently Kate in Kiss
Me Kate. Over recent years she has become more
involved directing their shows, including 42nd
Street, Crazy for You and Some Like It Hot. She has also
been a driving force behind LTCs annual
plays including the Farndale series of farcical comedies. She
is a member of Rug Opera, who raise money for charities by performing
Gilbert and Sullivan musicals and Summer Season concerts. Stephanie
has taught performing arts for the last 20 years and is currently teaching
at a local men's prison. She
is also directing for BOSCATS our children's society, who are rehearsing
for their production of Pirates of Penzance which is to be performed
in February 2008.
Stephanie
Wilson
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Conductor
This is Stuart’s second show as conductor for Benfleet
Operatic Society, having previously conducted
The Sorcerer. Stuart also
performs on stage and has just played
Billy Bigelow for Leigh Operatic &
Dramatic Society’s production of Carousel. On Sunday, Stuart is
singing for Children in Need with
Lee Mead, at the Empire.
Stuart Woolner
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Director
 Rachael
is a graduate of the University of Birmingham
where she studied music, specialising in piano
and singing. There, she was in demand as an accompanist
and was also repetiteur for Mid Wales Opera.
Since moving to Essex she has played in the band
for many of the local societies and for many years
has been associated with Benfleet Operatic Society.
As well as being Musical Director for Benfleet,
she has been Musical Director for Leigh Operatic and Dramatic Society
(The Boyfriend, It’s Delovely, Summer Holiday and Carousel) and
for RAW Theatre with whom she devised and created shows celebrating
the music of Richard Rodgers and Ivor Novello, and was also MD
for their critically acclaimed production of Company.
Rachael
Plunkett
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