Lauren is a performer and creative in mainly theatre spaces. Originally from Bathurst, NSW, she grew up dancing at local dance studio Dolly McKinnon School of Dance and JLD Dance Studio. Lauren went on to train professionally at one of Australia's leading musical theatre colleges, ed5international. After graduating Lauren has continued working in the professional sector in Australia and internationally. Her credits include, Sydney Showboats, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Ministry of Dance, Australia’s Got Talent and ABCs recent television drama, “Wakefield”. Most recently Lauren has been promoted to Entertainment Coordinator for Sydney Showboats. Lauren is the creator of “Let’s Misbehave” Cabaret and is thrilled to bring her love of theatre home to Bathurst.

Sherri Burrows originally from the regional town of Maitland, found the love of dance at the early age of 3 and hasn't stopped since. She has been working professionally as a performer ever since graduating from ed5international in 2011 with a Diploma in Performing Arts. She has worked in theatre, major corporate events and live shows both within Australia and Internationally including The Boy from Oz, The Veronicas, performing with Crystal Cruises for 3 years and living and freelancing in Germany. It is an absolute privilege and honour to have Sherri come onboard as co-choreographer for "Let's Misbehave” Cabaret.

Shikye began performing at the age of 3, training in various styles of dance including ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical & hip hop. At age 5 she entered her first singing competition and has been on the stage ever since. At just 19 years of age Shikye relocated to Paris, France where she worked as a dancer at the Moulin Rouge. Upon her return she became a member of the corporate vocal group "The Diamonds" and lead vocalist and host on Sydney Showboats. Other credits include The Voice Australia, The High Rollers Big Band, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Celebrity X Cruises and Adelaide & Sydney Fringe Festivals. Shikye continues to perform here in Bathurst at BMEC’s Season Launch events with “The Diamonds” and is so excited to have further opportunities to share her talent and love of all things cabaret with her much loved regional audiences! We are incredibly excited to have Shikye join the cast as our lead female vocalist and MC, and we are eternally grateful for her vocal direction of “Let’s Misbehave” Cabaret.

Molly originally from the Blue Mountains, studied a Diploma in Performing Arts at Sydney’s prestigious college, ed5international, where she majored in Vocals. During her time at ED5, Molly performed for The Nicole Fitzsimmons Foundation, The Premiers Concert, was a cheerleader for the Penrith Panthers NRL team and danced in the Nickelodeon Slimefest. Molly has also worked internationally at the City of Dreams Casino in Manila, The Sky City Casino in Auckland and for Celebrity Cruises as a singer/dancer. We are excited to have Molly join the cast of “Let's Misbehave” Cabaret.

Courtney has been a mover and groover since she could walk with the dance studio becoming her second home in no time. After graduating high school Courtney relocated to Sydney to study at ed5international. Courtney’s love for performing only grew here at ed5 and she has since found passion for acting and singing along side dance. Courtney’s credits include; 2020 Mardi Gras Parade, The 2018 Commonwealth Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies, Carols in the Domain 2020, and the 2020 Arnott’s Foundation Gala Ball. Courtney is so excited to be part of “Let’s Misbehave” Cabaret, celebrating and supporting regional artists during the 2021 Bathurst Winter Festival.

Jack is a graduate from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) in NYC where he studied in all forms of dance, acting and voice in the musical theatre program. After graduating AMDA he remained in NYC for four years performing in countless shows including two Off-Broadway shows TAD Talks and Babette’s Feast. Whist in the U.S he was also fortunate to perform at the prestigious Duke Energy Center Theatre in Raleigh, North Carolina in Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer Musical as Santa Claus. Before this he performed at the world-renowned Busch Gardens theme park as a lead male singer. Jack is thrilled to be back in Australia performing again with such a wonderful show and cast now that everything is safe.

Manu was brought up in India for the early part of his life, and was exposed to the culture of dance and arts from a very young age. At the age of 12, Manu moved to Australia with his family and settled in Dubbo where he started taking classes more regularly. Although challenging, Manu quickly adapted and fell in love with the lifestyle of the Central West region. Manu danced in local Dubbo eisteddfods as well as surrounding towns such as Bathurst and Orange. He decided to pursue dancing full-time in Sydney at ed5international where he obtained an advanced diploma in the performing arts. Manu’s major credits include the Mardi Gras Parade, The Voice Grand Final on Channel Nine, and the Woolworths Carols in the Domain on Channel 7. He also had the privilege of performing at corporate events such as the Google Summer Party, Arnotts Gala Ball and Save Our Sons Charity Gala. Manu is a truely passionate performer and is overjoyed to revisit his roots and share his passion here at home in the Central West as he joins the cast of “Let’s Misbehave”.

Ethan at the age of fourteen, began his training here in Bathurst at JLD Dance Studio. With the influence and guidance of JLD it was then three years later that Ethan decided to pursue a career in dance. Ethan then trained at ed5international under the close guidance of William A Forsythe, graduating in 2019, with an Advanced Diploma in Performing Arts. Ethan has had the opportunity to perform for, and work with prestige companies such as SM Entertainment Korea and AMWAY Japan. He also currently performs in two shows in the city of Sydney, Oh La La Cabaret and Generation Men. Ethan is incredibly grateful to have been cast in this show, and is even more excited to be performing it in his home town of Bathurst as he joins the cast of “Let’s Misbehave".

Jamie began his training with Dein Perry at Tap Pups and Valerie Jenkins Academy of Ballet. He also studied dance as a subject throughout his schooling under Liz Collier-Walsh. He continued his training studying fulltime at ed5international under the guidance of William A Forsythe, graduating with an Advanced Diploma in Performing Arts. Jamie was first cast in “Big Band Beat”, the hit show at Tokyo Disneyland. On television, Jamie has appeared in So You Think You Can Dance, Dance Academy and he features in the latest Domino’s commercial. Dance credits with the Tap Dogs include the Northern Territory Tour, National Maritime Museum Conference and Amazing Race AU. Jamie is very excited to be involved in “Let’s Misbehave” and is excited for the opportunity to perform in a region that holds significant meaning to him.

Alana Everett began her training at Newtown High school of the performing arts, then on to graduate with a Bachelor degree in contemporary dance at the Victorian college of the Arts in Melbourne. Alana is a highly established performer having worked in the contemporary and commercial dance industry as well as the commercial modelling industry, film and TV, and Music Theatre. Alana’s major credits include the prestigious The Box Soho in London, Palazzo Mannheim, Germany, and the Simply The Best Das Musical tour also in Germany. She has also received a Helpmann Award for best choreographic collaboration, and been nominated for a Green Room Award for Best Ensemble for Stephanie Lake’s work ‘Double Blind’. Most recently, Alana was working closely with choreographer Ellen Kane on a Netflix film in London set to premiere later this year. We are constantly inspired by Alana’s talent and professionalism and are honoured to have her join the cast of “Let’s Misbehave”