Ben's TV credits include PC Nate Roberts (series regular) in "The Bill", Justin (series regular) in "Holby City", "Gayle Tuesday", Bruno Milligan (series regular) in "Footballers Wives" & "Footballers Wives Extra Time", "Doctors" and "Dad"

Ben's film credits include: "Chakara", "Julie and the Cadillacs" and "Bring me the Head of Mavis Davis".

Ben's extensive theatre credits include leads in Priscilla Queen of the Desert at The Palace Theatre, Guys And Dolls at The Piccadilly Theatre, Grease at the Victoria Palace Theatre and the UK Tour, Little Shop of Horrors at the Octagon Theatre, The Full Monty at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Saturday Night Fever at the London Palladium, Smokey Joes Café at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Grease at the Dominion Theatre, Up On The Roof at the Queens Theatre, Hornchurch and Hot Mikado at the Queens Theatre.

Ben also appeared as a judge on the second series of "Strictly Dance Fever" for BBC 1.

Jackie's theatre credits include Mogadishu (Lyric Hammersmith); The Belle's Stratagem (Red Handed); Donna in Mamma Mia! (Little Star & international tour); Mrs Wilkinson in Billy Elliot (Working Title); Julie Burchill is Away (Soho Theatre); A Wedding Story (Sphinx); and Showstopper ( G&J ).

Additional credits include comedy Puppetry of the Penis and cabaret shows Bitchin', Jackie Clune is Boy Crazy!, Follow the Star!, It's Jackie! and Chicks with Flicks.

Television credits include, series regular Donna in "Two Pints of Lager & A Packet of Crisps" for the BBC, Diane in the comedy pilot "Dave Shakespeare" for Vulture Culture Productions. Annie in the comedy pilot "Chropratown" for Hat-Trick and Natalie was also one of the original cast members "Hollyoaks" for Channel 4 playing Carol Groves

Natalie's theatre credits include Angela in "Abigail's Party" at Wyndams (transferred from Menier Chocolate Factory. Paulette in "Legally Blonde" at the Savoy. Millie in "The Invisible Man" at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Ado Annie in "Oklahoma" at the Chichester Theatre. Lisa in "Well" at the Apollo Theatre/Trafalgar Studios. 'The Wedding Singer' in the leading role of Julia. Earlier this year, she played 'Serena' in the West End staging of 'Fame'. Her other theatre credits include Flint St Nativity (Liverpool Everyman); Hobson's Choice (Watermill Theatre); NYTW (Festival Theatre, Edinburgh); "She's In Your Hands" (Royal Exchange) and "Death in Venice" (Glyndebourne Opera).

Natalie's radio credits include various plays for BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service.

Amy's theatre credits include "Decade" for (Headlong), playing Mary Lennox in "The Secret Garden" for (Birmingham Rep), Margot & 1st cover Elle in "Legally Blonde" at (The Savoy), as Jenny in "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie", Wendy in "Peter Pan" at (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Liesl in "The Sound of Music" at (The London Palladium), "Sweeny Todd" at (Royal Festival Hall), "Cinderella" at (QDos), and Maggie May in "Maggie May" at GSA.

spent over two years the United States where she starred in her own critically acclaimed cabaret show as part of the ‘Brits Off Broadway' season at 59E59 Theaters. She also appeared with Tyne Daly in a workshop production of the new musical Queen of the Stardust Ballroom, directed by Jerry Mitchell.

She garnered yet more rave reviews for her portrayal of ‘Roxie Hart' in Chicago both on Broadway and on the North American national tour, a role which she had previously played at the Adelphi Theatre and the Cambridge Theatre in London's West End.

Bonnie made her West End debut at the tender age of seven in a musical adaptation of Gone with the Wind at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The following year she played ‘Baby June' in Gypsy opposite Angela Lansbury at the Piccadilly Theatre.

On London's West End stage, she has starred in a further five smash hit Musicals past productions include Cats - New London Theatre (original London cast); The Pirates Of Penzance - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and London Palladium; Peter Pan - The Musical (playing the title role) - Aldwych Theatre; Me And My Girl - Adelphi Theatre; and her much acclaimed portrayal of ‘Charity' in Sweet Charity - Victoria Palace Theatre. She has toured the UK in Oklahoma!; Charlie Girl; 42nd Street and, most recently, as ‘Miss Adelaide' in Guys and Dolls (Donmar Warehouse Theatre Production). She headlined the US cast of Fosse on the British leg of their International Tour and has also appeared in three Royal Variety Performances and numerous Royal Galas. She toured the UK with comedienne Sandi Toksvig in their hilarious show Short and Curly and Bonnie's one-woman concert is a regular sell-out throughout the world.

Bonnie appeared in the hit musical film Bugsy Malone and many British television series including Just William, The Lena and Bonnie Show, the award-winning Hot Shoe Show, Hotel Babylon, Marple, The Catherine Tate Show and as the 22nd assistant to BBC TV's Doctor Who.

Mark's theatre credits include: Nightmare On Lime Street, You'll Never Walk Alone, Our Day Out and Funny Money (all for Royal Court, Liverpool), Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Palace Theatre, London), My Fair Lady (Liverpool Philharmonic); Come Fly With Me (Millennium Centre Cardiff); Twopence to Cross the Mersey (Liverpool Empire); Strictly Murder (UK Tour); Eric's (Liverpool Everyman); Bad Blood (Key Theatre); Bouncers, Little Match Girl, Barbarians, and Arabian Nights (Unity Theatre); Macbeth (Art Theatre Company); Fears and Miseries of the Third Reich (Liverpool Playhouse and Young Vic); The Beaux Stratagem (Liverpool Playhouse); The Jungle Book (Cleveland Theatre Company); and High Rise Dreamer (Liverpool Lunchtime Theatre Company).

Mark's TV series regulars include Owen Davis in Holby City (5 years), Ray Wyatt in Dream Team (3 years) & Greg Shadwick in Brookside (2 years). His other television credits include: The Knot, Doctors, Heartbeat, The Bill, Where The Heart Is, Always And Everyone, Close And True, Casualty, Peak Practice, Real Women, Harry Enfield and Chums, Sharman, London's Burning, Ocean of America, The Vet, Against All Odds, The Lodge, Wilderness Edge, Boon, The Chief, Needle, Waterfront Beat, Murder in the Wind, Shoot to Kill, Shooting Stars, Emmerdale Farm and Liars.

Film credits include: Stepdad, The Last Bloodline and Judge Dredd.

Mark's debut Album Moonlight's Back In Style is released on Linn Records. He was a finalist on both Celebrity Masterchef and came second to Russell Watson on BBC's Just the Two of Us with singing partner, Atomic Kitten's Natasha Hamilton.

For more information on Mark please visit www.colekitchenn.com.

Anita has worked extensively in the entertainment industry all around the world. She attended the Gwen Mackay School of Dancing in South Australia in all aspects of dance and then gained distinctions at the Sydney Conservatorium for her classical singing. Anita made her first professional appearance on stage as Sillabub in the Australian Premiere of Cats (Theatre Royal, Sydney) and is one of the few people in the world to date who has played both Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly in Chicago in the West End (Adelphi Theatre). She also created the role of Stephanie Mangano in the World Premiere Production of Saturday Night Fever (Palladium Theatre).

Other theatre credits include: Cassie in the Australian tour of A Chorus Line where nominations include Best Actress in a Leading Role (Green Room Award 2013), Best Female Actor in a Leading Role (Robert Helpmann Award 2012), Best Actress (2012 Theatre People Pro Choice awards); Starting Here Starting Now (Victorian State Opera Melbourne); Mavis in Stepping Out (Derby Playhouse); Elizabeth in Taking Steps (Gatehouse Theatre, London); Sybil in Private Lives (Sydney Opera House); Peggy in Honeyspot (Canada/USA/Australia); Constance in Oscar (Shaw Theatre); The Actress in the London premiere of Hello Again (Bridwell Theatre) receiving a Whatsonstage.com nomination for Best Actress in a Musical; Mimi in the World Premiere of La Boheme (Amsterdam/London); Betty Schaefer in the World Premiere of Sunset Boulevard (Adelphi Theatre) and the same role in the Canadian Premiere were she was nominated for Best supporting Actress in a Musical (Dora Maver Moore Award) and Best Actress in a Musical (Jessie Richardson Award); Cosette in Les Miserables (Australia); The Mistress in Evita (Theatre Royal Sydney); and Fermina in Man of La Mancha (Victorian State Opera Melbourne).

Television/Film credits include: Doctors (BBC), Holby City (BBC), Salsa (Pilot for Luvchild productions), Rabbit Fever (Caught in the Headlight Productions), Silent Witness (BBC), A Country Practice (JNP Films), Home And Away (Channel 7) G.P (ABC).

Recordings include: World Premiere Recordings of Sunset Boulevard and Saturday Night Fever, Canadian Premiere Recording of Sunset Boulevard, Australian Premiere Recording of Cats, Bebe in A Chorus Line with the BBC orchestra live radio performance conducted by Don Pippin, Andrew Lloyd Webber's: The Greatest Hits and she has two solo albums; The First Time and Icons.

Anita also has extensive concert experience and in 2006 toured with Take That on their Ultimate come back tour and has worked extensively with various major orchestras including the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra, Israel Chamber Orchestra, BBC big band, BBC orchestra and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra to name a few.

Theatre credits include: Tribute to Glee (Madinat Theatre, Dubai); The Prodigals (Edinburgh); featured dancer in One Man's Dream II: the Magic Lives On at Tokyo Disneyland Resort; featured dancer in Ahead of the Game, Facing the Future and One Giant Leap (Epsom Playhouse); Cinderella (New Victoria Theatre, Woking); Peter Pan (Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton); An Evening of Laughter With Ken Dodd and Friends (London Palladium); Ivy in Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (Studio Theatre, Epsom); charity gala at the Queen's Stand (Epsom Racecourse); Central School of Ballet show (Bloomsbury Theatre, London); The Wizard of Oz (Apollo Theatre, Oxford); Biserk Dance Company (Norton Theatre).

Hayley is thrilled to be doing her first number one UK tour.

Theatre credits include: Wicked (Apollo Victoria, London); Billy Elliot (Victoria Palace, London); original cast of Shoes (Sadler's Wells); The Night of 1000 Voices (Royal Albert Hall); understudy and played Mary Sunshine in Chicago (Cambridge Theatre, London); understudy and played Nick and Goody in Fame - the Musical (UK tour); original UK cast of High School Musical (UK tour); original cast of Never Forget – the Take That musical (UK tour); One Man's Dream (Disneyland Tokyo, Japan); Peter Pan and Jack and the Beanstalk (Birmingham Hippodrome); Voila! (HIT Casinos, Slovenia); the role of Kurt in The Sound of Music and Oliver! (Leicester Haymarket Theatre).

Commercial and television credits include: Tom Vek ‘Aroused' music video (directed by Saam Farahmand); the Clothes Show Live (NEC, Birmingham); production dancer for Grease Is the Word (ITV1); featured vocalist and dancer in You're the Star: High School Musical 2 (Disney Channel).

Theatre credits include: lead vocalist in Minnie Oh! Minnie (Tokyo Disneyland); Troy Bolton in High School Musical (GWB Entertainment); featured dancer in Anthems - Kerry Ellis (concert at the Royal Albert Hall); ensemble and understudy Genie and Abanazar in Aladdin (Cambridge Arts Theatre); understudy Aladdin in Aladdin (First Family Entertainment).

Theatre credits include: ensemble in The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); Liz/Kitty/cover Roxie in Chicago (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); principal vocalist and resident director in The Sopranos (UK and international tour); Peggy Entwistle in Sweet FA (Theatre Royal Portsmouth); Eliza in The King and I (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); Lucy in The Thing About Men and Zebra in Just So (Edinburgh Fringe); swing in Thursford Christmas Spectacular.

Since leaving, Nyroy's theatre credits include: ensemble and understudy Tyrone and Mr Myers in Fame (UK tour); Dick Whittington (Hackney Empire); High School Musical (London); ensemble and cover Chad in High School Musical (UK tour); Camp Rock, playing the role of Luke Williams (Dubai); Hairspray (UK tour) and, more recently, was part of the Olympic closing ceremony as a professional dancer.

Nyroy is thrilled to be in the cast of 9 to 5.

Since graduating, she has performed in the number one UK tour of Spamalot (also featuring on the original cast recording); Bill Kenwright's UK tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as Handmaiden and understudy Mrs Potiphar, and as Prince Charming in the pantomime Cinderella for Chris Jordan Productions.

She is delighted to be appearing in 9 to 5.

UK theatre credits include: Velma in Hairspray (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); alternate Anna and alternate Lady Thiang in The King and I (UK tour); Svetlana in Chess (Aberystwyth Arts Centre); original London cast of Mamma Mia! as alternate Donna (West End); Lady in the Dark (National Theatre); Overtures (Victoria and Albert Museum, London); One Touch of Venus (Opera House Studio, London); Into the Woods (the Landor Theatre, London); Bright Lights, Big City (Hoxton Hall, London); Sweeney Todd (Royal Festival Hall) and Definitely Doris (King's Head).

German theatre credits include: Christine in The Phantom of the Opera (Neue Flora Theatre) and Jellylorum/ Griddlebone in Cats (Operettenhaus). Lori's recording work includes: a Broadway series at the Abbey Road Studios in London, as well as the original cast recording of Mamma Mia!.

Lori also appears on the cast recording of Lady in the Dark, which was the recipient of the Evening Standard Award, and she has also recorded Coronation Street – the Musical for BBC Radio 2.

Her film work includes: Mamma Mia! and The Day of the Grackle, winner of five short-film festival awards.

His theatre credits include: The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); We Will Rock You (Stuttgart, Germany); The Tempest (Complete Works Theatre Company); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Towngate Theatre); the Royal Masonic Variety Show (Prince Edward Theatre) and Heroes and Villains (New Wimbledon Theatre).

Television credits include: several episodes of Genie in the House (Nickelodeon) and Comedy Doubles (BBC3).

Tom is extremely happy to be embarking on his first UK tour.

Other theatre work includes: Tiger Lily in Peter Pan, Christmas in New York, the Olivier Awards 2011 and the Not Forgotten Society's 90th anniversary concert.

Sinead is delighted to be joining the cast of 9 to 5 as her first professional job out of drama school.

Theatre credits include: Jack Scott in High School Musical 2: Live on Stage (UK tour); ensemble/cover Rolf in The Sound of Music (UK tour); Hereford in Constance and Sinestra and the Cabinet of Screams (New Wimbledon Studio); Peter Pan in Peter Pan (Wellingborough Castle Theatre); Bert in All My Sons (Liverpool Playhouse); The Wizard of Oz (Liverpool Playhouse); Parker in Twopence to Cross the Mersey (Liverpool Empire); Prince Charming in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Southport Arts Centre); Frederic in The Pirates of Penzance (St Helens Theatre Royal). Most recently, James appeared as Lady Angela in Sasha Regan's all-male production of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Patience and as Valentine White in Babes in Arms, both at the Union Theatre, London.

Radio credits include: Warren in A Fairy Lost in the 21st Century and But Are You Sure It's Educational?, Young Billy in Billy and Elvis, and Joey in Till the Words Come Back, all for BBC Radio 4.

Television credits include: live performance on GMTV as one of the final three Troys in the search for Troy in High School Musical 2; and performances on The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Blue Peter and Disney Channel's Disney 365.

Theatre credits include: ensemble and understudy Aunty Em in The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium); swing/covered and played Helene and Frug Girl in Sweet Charity (Menier Chocolate Factory and Theatre Royal Haymarket); ensemble and understudied and played the role Meat in We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre); Sally Brown in Snoopy (Jermyn Street Theatre); Princess Badroulbadour in Aladdin (Players' Theatre); Velvet Delamitri in Popcorn (Wimbledon Theatre); swing and understudied and played the role of Jennifer in The Witches of Eastwick (Prince of Wales Theatre); Flora Ackroyd in Alibi (Civic Theatre, Chelmsford); Mrs Worthington in Me and My Girl (Devonshire Park); Doreen and understudied and played the role of Annette in Saturday Night Fever (Asian tour); Felicity Rumpers in Habeas Corpus (Civic Theatre, Chelmsford).

Television and film include: Kat in The Bill, Angelina in Hollyoaks, Vegas Showgirl in The Johnny Vegas Show, Carol in Casualty.

Theatre credits include: tour guide in Wonderful Town (Manchester Royal Exchange and UK tour); Evita (UK tour); Alonzo in Cats (UK tour); Tommy in Annie Get Your Gun (UK tour); Sebastian in Twelfth Night (open-air UK tour); Jack Frost in The Snowman (Birmingham Rep and Peacock Theatre); Travis in Footloose (UK tour); Boogie Nights (UK tour); Samurai Warrior in Mitridate, rè di Ponto (Covent Garden Opera); The Night of 1000 Voices (Royal Albert Hall).

He has also appeared in the music video ‘Best Friends' for allSTARS*.

Other theatre credits include: Prince in Cinderella, Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls (Beck Theatre, Hayes); Carnival Boy in Carousel (Richmond Theatre); Captain's Mate in Dick Whittington (Theatre Royal Windsor), and Jesus in Godspell (Richmond Theatre).

Television credits include: Blag (a pilot for Tiger Aspect); The Bill, Family Affairs and Tipping the Velvet.

Commercials include: Drinkaware and Sainsbury's.

As well as various modelling shoots for The Sun, That's Life and Take a Break, Marlon has also appeared in cabarets for the Make-a-Wish Foundation and the Variety Club.

Marlon is delighted to be joining the cast of 9 to 5.

Theatre includes: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Dames at Sea, Bells Are Ringing (Union Theatre); Tracy Atkinson in Billy Elliot (Victoria Palace), directed by Stephen Daldry; understudy Jemima in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); Young Jenny in Scrooge (London Palladium); Jesus Christ Superstar (national tour); Charity in Whistle Down the Wind (New Victoria Theatre, Woking); Annie (Wimbledon Theatre); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (New Wimbledon Theatre).

Workshops include: Amy in Little Women, directed by Tamara Harvey.

Most recently: Linda Cheveski in Street of Dreams (MEN Arena, Manchester).

Theatre credits include: the role of Frenchy/cover Sandy in Grease, Brenda/cover and playing Penny Pingleton in Hairspray, Sharpette/cover and playing Sharpay Evans in Disney's High School Musical, title role in Annie and Mugglewump in The Twits (all UK tours); Belle in Beauty in the Beast (Royal Spa Centre, Leamington); Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty (Princess Theatre); Jemima Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); Young Cosette in Les Misérables (Palace Theatre).

Television and radio credits include: the role of Vanessa in It's a Girl Thing (Channel 4); The Bringer of Sweets (BBC Radio 4). She has also featured as a voiceover artiste for numerous projects including Disney and British Telecom.

Lauren is delighted to be joining the cast of 9 to 5.

Theatre credits include: Tom (understudy Zach, Bobby and playing Al) in A Chorus Line (Tel Aviv), directed by Baayork Lee; ensemble (understudy Prince Charming and playing Dandini) in Cinderella (Hackney Empire); Nazi/Party Guest in The Sound of Music (Kuala Lumpur); ensemble/Inventor (understudy and playing Sid) in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK tour); ensemble (understudy Abanazar) in Aladdin (Southampton Mayflower); Morgenthau (understudy and playing Bert Healy) in Annie (UK tour); featured performer in Cavalcade of Song and Dance (Royal Albert Hall), and featured performer onboard P&O's Oriana cruise liner.

Commercial credits include: Moving Digit in Bed Clock (Argos advert); guest performance of ‘Me Ol' Bamboo' for The All-Ireland Talent Show (RTÉ Television), and various performances on The Brit Awards (ITV).

Our House (UK tour); Turnov in Starlight Express (UK tour); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK tour); Eddie in Mamma Mia! (international tour); Carousel (UK tour); Aladdin (Milton Keynes Theatre); Tommy the Cat in Dick Whittington (Milton Keynes Theatre) and Pierre in Beauty and the Beast (Telford).

Television commercials include: recent campaigns for KFC, T-Mobile and New Look.