Russel
Russell has been involved in the arts all his life, stating at the tender age of eight in a school production of Yo-ho-ho. A classical soloist, he has performed the tenor roles in Handel’s Messiah, Mozart Coronation Mass, and Haydn's Creation.

Having previously done four years at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama to gain his BMus (Hons), Russell is now on the schools postgraduate course, studying voice under Mr Ian Kennedy. Russell has a keen interest in musical theatre and for the Savoy operas of Gilbert and Sullivan, roles to date include Curly (Oklahoma), Nicely-Nicely (Guys and Dolls), Kipps (Half a Sixpence), M.C (Cabaret) and his favourite Professor Higgins in My Fair Lady.

The Savoy opera roles include, Marco (Gondoliers) the defendant (Trial by Jury) and Box (Cox and Box). In May of last year Russell took the role of Frederic in The Pirates of Penzance with the Jersey Gilbert and Sullivan society, in the islands prestigious opera house.

 
 
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Then shall the righteous
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