The Official ReVamp Cast

Ian Eadon-Davies
​As Caradino

Ian is a writer, performer and director, having worked across the U.K. and France.
Credits include Tony in West Side Story, The American in Chess, Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar, Gussy Fink- Knottle in By Jeeves, John Proctor in The Crucible and Cosmo in Singing in the Rain. He also performed at Disneyland Paris and various TV shows, including Wolf Hall and DaVinci’s Demons. The short film he wrote, Which Way Is Ireland was shown on BBC 2 as part of the Made In Wales series. He has directed touring shows such as Closer, Blackout, The Monstrum and The Crucible. His latest play, Day 9 was supposed to appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2020, however due to COVID19, it was delayed indefinitely.
Ian also lectures in Performing Arts and Screenwriting
in Birmingham. Ian is extremely excited to take in the role of Professor Caradino and delighted to be working with such a terrific company.

Hannah Clift
​As Lucidia

Hannah is a Musical Theatre graduate from the University of Chichester. Since graduating in 2018, she has worked predominantly in Cabaret, writing and performing one woman comedy sketches and parody songs! She has performed cabaret at venues all over London and the South of the UK.
Hannah is really excited to be returning to her roots once again and getting stuck into the collaborative process of working on a musical.
Most recently, Hannah can be heard on “Cruising for Murder: A Radio Play” and “Dick Whittington: A Radio Pantomime” with Bristolian Productions Ltd. Before this, Hannah appeared in “The Dolls Of New Albion: A Steampunk Opera” with Drama Llama productions and, prior to that, “Trump’d: A Comedy Musical” as Hillary Clinton with Two Thirds Comedy.
While training, Hannah played Gussie Carnegie in “Merrily We Roll Along”, The Stepmother in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” and Argument in the original musical adaptation of “The Wonderful World Of Dissocia”

Find her on instagram @_hannah_clift_

Psycho Dave
​As Penfield

It was on a dark and dismal night, towards the end of the 20th Century, that Psycho Dave made the life-bending decision to leave the world of children s theatre and alternative cabaret, to become a Stand Up Comedian. He performed in Wales, England, and that place where they wear the kilts. He also worked on local radio, and in Film, but he was not satisfied. After some years, his heart grew weary; for what he really wanted be, was an actor in a musical comedy. And that's where he finally finds himself, in the role of Pen field - a nasty piece of work - a character whose traits disturbingly mirror Dave's own persona - It's as if the part had been written for him!

Emma Stacey
​As Agrafina

Emma Stacey, is a welsh actress who’s been working in the industry for over 3 years. Emma has worked on  several feature films where she been able to use her considerable stunt and combat skills. Emma has worked in mainstream TV shows alongside amazingly talented artists like the fantastic Dean Charles chapman, Martin Clunes and many more. Emma has also worked on stage from a very young age, music videos and voice over work. Emma said "When I’m not acting, I love being creative in other forms such as painting, baking and especially script writing, the latter of which I’ve been lucky to enough to do for companies such as BBC online and at the moment I’m writing my 1st feature film".

Dylan Matthews
​As Harry Harkerson

Dylan Matthews has appeared in a number of musicals and plays in his hometown of Brecon throughout the years, as well as performing in some plays and films around the Cardiff area with students from his university; the University of South Wales - in which he will be going into his third year.
His most favoured performance was during his time as Sweeney Todd in 2017, but also he also has very fond memories of his time as Peter Pan in 2016 and Frank in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers in 2015.
Dylan spent his early childhood in a cathedral choir before turning towards acting, and he is extremely excited to embody the YouTube sensation that is Harry Harkerson.

Jodie Davies
As Laura Lycan

Jodie-Kimberley Davies is a classically trained Welsh soprano with a vocal range of G3-F6. As a highly-skilled singer she is very versatile across many genres/styles. She has two degrees in Musical Theatre, her LLCM from The University of West London and her BA(Hons) from The Arden School of Theatre. 
Some of Jodies favourite lead roles she has played in Musicals include Woman 1 - Songs For a New World, Polly Brown - The Boyfriend, Dorothy - The Wizard of Oz, Alice - Alice in Wonderland and Miss Bell - Fame.
Off stage Jodie has enjoyed being a singing teacher for all ages and holds a 100% pass rate in LAMDA examinations. She also regularly works in the TV&Film industry and is a Livestreamer, streaming her singing online to people all over the world.
Jodie is very excited to be a part of this fantastic musical and to be originating the role of Laura in Revamped!
Socials:
Website - www.jodiekimberleydavies.com
YouTube - Jodie-Kimberley Davies
Facebook - @jodiekimberleydavies
Instagram - @jodiekimberley

Ceri-Anne Thomas
​As Carmila

Ceri-Anne Thomas is a well known face around the South Wales Musical Theatre scene playing honourable roles such as Lucy Harris in Jekyll and Hyde, Justice Charlier in Rock of Ages, Rizzo in Grease and Grandma Addams in The Addams Family to name a few.
She has recently graduated from the University of Central Lancashire where she achieved a first class honours in Musical Theatre, during her studies, Ceri-Anne has taken part in many masterclasses and worked with industry professionals.

Lucas Edwards
​As Ripper

Lucas is an actor in training, in his final year at University of South Wales studying Theatre and Drama, with plans to continue acting on stage and film sets. Lucas has been apart of the Young Actor Studio for 5 years at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and also apart of Mad Dog 2020 Casting, with whom he featured in Sex Education Season 2.” ​

Elinor Howe
​As Gwendoline

Elinor started her acting career in amateur dramatics at an early age. Her passion for the arts inspired her to take Photography and dance for GCSEs, leading to performing arts in ALevels. Now she’s a full time postgraduate studying dance at University of South Wales. In between her education Elinor has performed in many roles including the likes of The White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland and most recently, Robin Hood in the Robin Hood Pantomime, where she showcased her ballet and dance skills. Not only is Elinor a performer, Elinor has also been able to help direct and choreograph for a children to young teens amateur dramatics group. On the side, Elinor also loves sport and physical activities which lead her to have a job as a Recreational Assistant at Barry Leisure Centre. ​

Philippa Howe
​As Lulu

Philippa started acting from a very early age and it left a lasting impression.  It was all she wanted to do, but in her spare time Philippa found herself artistically indulging in art, crafts and more particularly- writing.  Philippa began writing late at night when she couldn't sleep but slowly progressed into stories and scripts.
Philippa's career choice turned to makeup and prosthetics for TV and Film.  A practical, yet satisfying career choice and has seen her work with the most wonderful people.

Samantha Creed
As Madeline

Samantha is going into her third year of studying BA Performing Arts at University of South Wales with the hopes of continuing to perform through a variety of platforms. Previously, Samantha has taken on roles such as Meatloaf in 'We Will Rock You' and Kendra in '13'. In Samantha's spare time she enjoys playing ukulele and writing her own music.

Bethan Harris
As Lalla

Bethan began her theatrical journey in September of 2014, after returning home from studying Drama and Creative Writing at the University of South Wales, Newport. She’s been an active member of several local theatre companies, on stage and off. Some of her favourite productions have been the Crucible in which she played Mercy Lewis and A Bunch of Amateurs, in which she played Mary Plunkett. Some other unique credits include playing The Guide in ‘100’, as part of the Glamorgan Drama league One Act Festival, in which her group reached the Welsh semi-finals, and playing Lorraine in Rhodri Hugh Thomas’s independent radio drama ‘A Star over Burma’. Bethan is now ready to sink her teeth into something fresh and new and is excited to be part of the team at Pen and Paper. 

TBC
​As Dead Ivan

TBC
​As Vlad