
KerryJane Bailey
Performing Arts Teacher & Choreographer
Kerryjane is a fellowship member of the I.S.T.D
Kerry has been teaching for over 30 years and teaches a variety of Genres including Tap, Jazz, Musical Theatre, singing and also specialises in choreography.
Kerry has Choreographed shoes for many theatre venues including the musical Oliver, Grease and Hairspray.
Kerryjane has performed in many professional shows including Summer Seasons, Touring With a cabaret group in the UK and abroad, lead roles of Principal Girl in Panto’s such as Aladdin, Mother Goose and Dick Whittington, Dancer on various TV programs such as The National Lottery, Smith and Jones, The Big Breakfast along with many other well known programmes, and was also a Professional cheerleader/Director of the famous Crown Jewel cheerleaders who were part of The London Monarchs American Football Team.

Elaine Spires
Head of LAMDA
Elaine is a writer, actor and director who also has over 20 years experience as a drama teacher.
She has appeared on stage in the Vaudeville and Gielgud Theatres in the West End; at the Anna Scher Theatre and Bridewell Theatres, in London; at the Edinburgh Fringe and with the August Rush Theatre Company in Antigua, West Indies. She is the author of twelve novels, two selections of short stories, two novellas, several plays, a TV series (Paradise View for HAMA Productions) and the short film, Only the Lonely, which won the prestigious Groucho Club Best Short Film Award in 2019.
Elaine was Head of Drama at Hewitt Performing Arts for fourteen years during which time she produced and directed twelve musicals and plays, eight Festival of Plays and coached more than eleven hundred successful LAMDA exam candidates. She ran a very successful series of workshops for drama teachers in Antigua for the Ministry of Education. She now offers one-to-one sessions with students preparing them for LAMDA exams, auditions, self-tapes, working to camera, public-speaking or giving presentations

Charlee Borthwick
LAMDA Coach & Choreographer
Charlee’s career began at the age of 3 months old when she appeared in an NSPCC Commercial.
Charlee has been in full time training since the age of 11 and has attended Sylvia Young Stage School. She has worked on various professional engagements since then. Her latest role was playing Ed Westwick’s daughter, Natalie Swan in seasons 1 and 2 of White Gold.
Charlee is passionate about delivering all genres of performing arts classes to her students.
