Ralph Warman (He/Him)

Ralph Warman is a British performer, composer, and musical director based in Northwest London. He studied Music at the University of Manchester and trained in Musical Theatre Performance at Mountview.

With over 20 years of choral experience, Ralph has performed with esteemed ensembles, including HM Chapel Royal, the National Youth Choir of Great Britain, the eight-time UK champion Barbershop Chorus Hallmark of Harmony, and the internationally renowned Crouch End Festival Chorus. Committed to musical excellence, he continually strives to maintain the highest standards in his performances.

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Recent theatre credits include; Fallen (Hen & Chickens Theatre), Oklahoma! and Evita In Concert (Theatre Royal Drury Lane), The Boy Who Sailed the Ocean in an Armchair (Oxford Playhouse), Longitude (Arcola Theatre), Miracle on 34th Street (Town & Gown Theatre),

Rotherhithe Gospels (Rotherhithe Playhouse) and Tom Brown's Schooldays (Union Theatre).​​

Charlie-Jade Jones (She/Her)

Charlie-Jade is a highly versatile singing-actor and singing teacher. She has taught singing at institutions including Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, LAMDA, Mountview and Arts Ed, and her clients can be found in The Choir of Man, The Phantom of the Opera and Sister Act.

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She regularly collaborates with clinicians supporting performers’ health (particularly vocal health) and is a PhD Candidate at the Centre For Performance Science - a joint venture between the Royal College of Music and Imperial College London, where her research investigates Performers’ Health, and Health Promotion in the Performing Arts. As an RCM Scholar, her research is supported by the Royal College of Music.

She trained in Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music, and also holds an LRAM in Singing Teaching and an MSc in Performance Science from the Royal College of Music.

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Recent performance work, in addition to session work at Abbey Road Studios, has included No For An Answer (Arcola Theatre), Love Story (Cadogan Hall), Oklahoma! (Theatre Royal Drury Lane), and her solo show The Soprano Behind The Screen which was featured on BBC Radio 2.

Felix Elliott (He/They)

Felix recently completed an MA in theatre music direction from the Royal Academy of Music, and now freelances as a musician and piano teacher.

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Recent engagements include music-directing NewsRevue, a musical sketch-comedy show satirising politics and current affairs, and depping keys on the West End production of MJ.

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An enthusiastic musical theatre composer, he staged his own creation The Herb Garden in Cambridge University's Corpus Playroom, and co-composed the five-star rated Antigone: the Musical! (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2022), a comic retelling of the Greek tragedy.