Lord Mayor’s Seniors Cabaret

Angela is a Brisbane-based singer songwriter with a renowned 20+ year career in musical theatre, including starring as Liza Minnelli in the Boy from Oz opposite Hugh Jackman, Chrissy Amphlett and Todd McKenney.

Angela’s music ranges from exquisitely emotive ballards to soaring anthems, rich with imagery and stories of love, loss and growth. With her world-class vocals and powerful rhythm guitar, combined with instinctive bass and harmonies, Angela delivers a lively, enthralling and mesmerising show.

Angela has been associated with the Lord Mayor’s Seniors Cabaret since its inception.

Dale’s prestigious career has seen him star in major musical theatre productions at both a national and international level including, The Sound of Music, Oliver, Anything Goes, Seven Little Australians and Les Misérables.

In more recent years, Dale has carved out a career as a highly regarded entertainment and event producer where he was at the helm of one of Australia’s most successful concert, cruise and corporate entertainment production companies.

Greg is a classically influenced singer with a rich and expressive voice. Debuting at Carols by Candlelight at just five years old, Greg’s career has since blossomed with a repertoire of impressive shows that appeal to a wide audience who respond to his warmth and diversity.

Highlights of Greg’s career include performing as a concert soloist with some of Australia’s leading symphony orchestras, being an original member of the popular male ensemble The Ten Tenors and making his American debut performing in Scotland the Brave at the prestigious Lincoln Centre in New York City.

Maureen is an in-demand theatre maker in Brisbane, specialising in the dual roles of director and choreographer. Some of Maureen’s recent credits include Lynch and Patterson’s production of Cinderella at the Princess Theatre in Brisbane; In Bloom, a spring time cabaret which ran for a sell-out season at Moreton Bay Theatre Company; and Harvest Rain Theatre Company’s arena spectacular shows – Grease and Hairspray.

In addition to her studies at the Queensland Conservatorim of Music and University of Queensland, Renae has 29 years of experience performing professionally, having supported artists such as Ian Moss, Kate Miller-Heidke and Marcia Hines.

As a vocal coach, Renae has been involved with Creative Generation State Schools Onstage since 2009, Good Shepherd Lutheran College Noosaville since 2019, University of the Sunshine Coast and Sunfest Gladstone.

With over two decades of experience as a headline artist and professional vocal coach, Angie brings a world of knowledge and tools with her teaching. Her warm, encouraging and kind energy allows her to authentically engage with participants, leaving them feel connected and inspired.

Daniel is an award-winning freelance artist and educator, regularly presenting for conferences as a singing voice specialist and providing workshops and practical learning activities to contemporary vocalists across Australia and abroad.

Dr Dan, as he is affectionately known by many of his students, has over 20 years of teaching experience. With his combined industry strengths of high-level academic credentials and stage performance experience, Daniel is able to greatly assist with vocal and artistic development.

As a multi-award winning singer, conductor, teacher, composer, director and recording artist, Jonathon is one of Australia’s most unique and diverse artists, having worked alongside the likes of Baz Lurhmann, John Darnham and Dame Joan Sutherland.

Jonathon has also been recognised for his outstanding commitment to the music industry for his work with marginalised and homeless communities that has pathed the way for inclusive arts programs such as School of Hard Knocks and Play It Forward.

With over 25 years of performance experience, Megan has appeared in cabaret, musical theatre, jazz and classical engagements throughout Australia and Europe. In addition, she teaches singing in the Musical Theatre Department of the Queensland Conservatorium of Music at Griffith University.

Megan continues to work as a highly regarded vocal consultant for many of Australia’s leading production and theatre companies including Queensland Theatre, Belvoir and Griffin Theatre.

Originally from New Zealand, Vic’s rich Polynesian heritage and strong Māori reference brings depth and soul to every performance. Having started his career by playing lead guitarist in a variety of ensembles, cabaret shows and solo performances, Vic has now established himself as a performer, teacher and inspiration to many on his preferred instrument, the ukulele.