In 2000, he began his career in musicals with Les Misérables in Argentina, followed by other well-known titles such as Grease.

In Spain, he became widely known for his portrayal of Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, followed by iconic roles in Chicago, Les Misérables (Jean Valjean), Sunset Boulevard (Joe Gillis), El Médico (Rob Jeremy Cole), La Llamada (GOD), and recently as Robert Kinkaid in The Bridges of Madison County. In London's West End, he had the honor of playing Jean Valjean in Les Misérables and the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera. He also has an extensive career in the music world, both with his group Mambrú and as a solo artist, taking him to Spain and Latin America. In 2019, his album Porque yo te amo won the Gardel Award for Best Melodic-Romantic Album. In Spain, he was awarded the Broadway World Award for Best Leading Actor for his roles in Les Misérables and El Médico. In 2023, he will present This is Me, his new show in Argentina and Spain, and is planning to record his third solo album.

"I am very happy to be able to play the Phantom again, put on the mask, and sing to the music in the dark."

Here is a madrileña who began her training in acting, singing, and dance at a young age, while also working in the audiovisual field. It was at the age of 16 that she started her theatrical career. Since then, she has been seen portraying Belle in *Beauty and the Beast*, Cosette in *Les Misérables* across three seasons, Maria in the latest production of *West Side Story*, Mary in *El Médico*, Irene Adler in *Sherlock Holmes* during the pandemic... among many other musicals. Not long ago, at the Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, she played Shirley Vernon in the American production of *Lady, Be Good!* and Antonelli in *El Dúo de la Africana*, part of the Proyecto Zarza.

As a solo soprano, she has sung in countless concerts, with a repertoire ranging from Gershwin, Sondheim, Webber, and Menken to Radiohead. Creation and learning are constants in her life. That is why she composed a musical, *Fugitivos*, and why she is currently balancing the stage with her studies in Stage Direction at the Resad.

She hopes that everyone enjoys each performance, which is made with so much passion and care.

Born in Buenos Aires, he made his professional theater debut at the age of 16. He worked in youth TV series and was part of the Argentine versions of Spring Awakening and Sweeney Todd. In 2010, he arrived in Spain to bring Marius to life in Les Misérables, after being selected in London by Cameron Mackintosh himself, and was awarded Best Breakthrough Actor for this role.

He continued his career in Spain, starring in productions such as Next to Normal, West Side Story, The Merry Widow (directed by Emilio Sagi), Spring Awakening (his first title in Catalan), and most recently, El Médico based on Noah Gordon's acclaimed novel. He has shared the stage with Broadway stars like Alice Ripley, Jennifer Damiano, and Josefina Scaglione. On TV, he participated in the third season of El Ministerio del Tiempo; in film, he played Pablo Hall in Un Dios Prohibido, also collaborating as an actor and on the main theme of the soundtrack. During his time in Argentina, he was part of the film Axiomas, as well as Fiddler on the Roof, the first Spanish-language version of Waitress, and the latest Broadway hit Dear Evan Hansen, where he not only played Connor Murphy but also signed the adaptation.

Guido is also a producer and partner at DC GLOBAL, where he developed the first immersive musical, Next to Normal Immersive, as part of the Grec Festival in Barcelona.

Portraying Raoul in this new version of The Phantom of the Opera cements him as one of the most outstanding performers of his generation.

Manu Pilas is a versatile Spanish singer known for lending his voice to the latest version of the popular Italian song "Bella Ciao" in the series "La Casa de Papel."

Musical productions like "Les Misérables," voice work for Disney such as "Simba" in the remake of "The Lion King," and collaborations with Melendi, Alejandro Sanz, El Kanka, and Rozalén are some of the highlighted projects in his career.

He is currently a member of the a cappella group Primital Brothers, a formation that combines a cappella music with comedy, which has toured across different continents and won awards such as the Audience Award for Best Musical at the Avignon OFF Festival.

Manu Pilas is currently embarking on his career as a recording artist with "En el nombre del Padre," an album created with his father that allows us to explore his full range of talents.

Judith Tobella is a Barcelona-born actress and singer, born in 1991. She began her artistic education at the age of 12, training in music theory and violin. After completing her secondary studies, she pursued dramatic arts at the Escola Superior d’Art Dramàtic Eòlia and simultaneously studied a Higher Degree in Audiovisual and Show Production at ITES CIAPE.

She began her artistic career by participating in regional Catalan musical theater productions such as Josafat, Fang i Setge, and L’Esbudellador de Whitechapel. In 2014, she joined the Spanish national tour of Les Misérables as the first cover for Cosette and second cover for Éponine. She later continued with other productions like Don Juan Tenorio and El Médico.

In recent years, she has participated in symphonic productions such as Disney in Concert, Maestro Flaix, and Les Millors BSO de Disney.

A dramatic soprano and actress born in Madrid, she began her theater career in modest companies where she learned various physical and acting techniques. She has portrayed characters such as La Madre Abadesa de las Calatravas de Sevilla in the production "Don Juan en Alcalá" by A. Guirao, Cesonia in "Calígula," María in "El Malentendido," and Mrs. Rowland in "Antes del desayuno."

Her love for theater and music led her to discover another interpretative world: lyrical theater. The symbiosis between her two passions culminated in earning a degree in Singing from the ESCM and continuing her studies to this day with the prestigious teacher Dale Fundling. She is a soloist in various Spanish zarzuela and opera companies, performing roles such as La Antonelli, Ascensión, La Roldán, Santuzza, Aída, and Tosca, among others.

She has been awarded in several singing competitions, including the II Concorso di Canto Lirico SOI and the recent II Concurso de Canto Lírico de Alcalá de Henares.

He began his studies in flute in Marbella and in lyrical singing at the Manuel Carra Conservatory in Málaga. He perfected his vocal technique with several teachers: Francisco Heredia, Coral Morales, and Clara Migliari.

He moved to Madrid, where he trained in acting and dance. He continued his musical style and performance training with Gerónimo Rauch, Mamen Márquez, José Masegosa, and Felipe Forastiere. He expanded his repertoire with Arturo Diez Boscovich, César Belda, and Borja Arias. He has worked in major opera productions such as “The Magic Flute,” “Carmen,” “Don Giovanni,” and “La Traviata.” He has also performed in zarzuelas such as “Doña Francisquita” (El Lañador), “Luisa Fernanda” (El Saboyano), “Katiuska” (Campesino), “Los Gavilanes” (Mozo), “La verbena de la Paloma,” “Un patio del Albaicín,” and many other titles across Spain. His most recent work includes: “Jekyll & Hyde” (Bishop Basingstoke), “Annie” (Roosevelt), “La magia de Broadway” (soloist), “Peter Pan the Musical” (Captain Hook), “Robin Hood” (Robin), and “The Wizard of Oz” (Cowardly Lion).

He balances his career as a performer with pedagogy, teaching singing classes in Málaga.

He studied at the Conservatory of Madrid, the Escuela Superior de Canto, and the Complutense University. He has performed over one hundred titles, including musical, zarzuela, opera, and operetta.

Notable works include "La del Manojo de Rosas," "Les Misérables" (1992 and 2010), "Doña Francisquita," "Oliver!," "The Phantom of the Opera," "Beauty and the Beast," "La Tabernera del Puerto," "El Caserío," "La Bruja," "La Traviata," "Madama Butterfly," "Fantochines," "Estamos en el Aire," "El Conde de Luxemburgo," "La Viuda Alegre," "The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein," "The Town of Greed," "The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny," "The Threepenny Opera," "Cabaret," "West Side Story," "Who Killed Sherlock Holmes?," "Romeo and Juliet," "Peter Pan," and most recently "The Chorus Boys."

He has appeared in TV series such as "Si lo hubiera Sabido," "Heridas," "Stories from Norway," "Amar es para Siempre," "Cambio de Sentido," "La que se avecina," "Cuéntame," "Centro Médico," "Servir y Proteger," "El Pueblo," the web series "Haciendo Cerveza," and the documentary "El dulce sabor del Éxito." He has received several nominations and the 2011 BroadwayWorld Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Thenardier in "Les Misérables."

Argentine actor, director, and presenter.

He began his career in 1984 and is one of the most important figures in musical theater in Argentina. Since 2020, he has been residing in Spain.

He has worked with prestigious directors and producers in both theater and television. Some of his theater credits include "Kinky Boots," "Fiddler on the Roof," "Entretelones," "El cabaret de los hombres perdidos," "Forever Young," "The King is Dead," "Young Frankenstein," "Victor/Victoria," "Man of La Mancha," "Sorpresas," "The Prodigious Shoemaker," "Dracula," "Jesus Christ Superstar," among many others. In television, he has worked as a presenter and actor for Argentina and Brazil.

He has received 25 nominations for various awards. He has won 1 ACE Award, 3 Hugo Awards, 1 Florencio Sánchez Award, 1 Trinidad Guevara Award, 2 ATINA Awards, 1 Clarín Award, and 2 Konex Merit Diplomas as one of the best artists of the 2000-2010 and 2010-2020 decades.

Actress, singer, and dancer. Silvia is one of the most important figures in the musical theater scene in Spain and Argentina. She began working professionally as a dancer at the age of fifteen, later finding her passion for spoken theater and opera under the guidance of her mother, soprano Edith Scandro.

Recently, she was seen as "Susan" in "Company" alongside Antonio Banderas, "Countess Lily" in "Anastasia" directed by Darko Tresnjiak, "Diana Goodman" in "Next to Normal" directed by Luis Romero, "Valencienne" in "The Merry Widow" directed by Emilio Sagi, "Maria" in "The Sound of Music" directed by Jaime Azpilicueta, "Les Miserables," "Babette" in "Beauty and the Beast," "Jenny" in "Mahagonny" directed by Mario Gas, "Catalina" in "Black the Clown" directed by Ignacio Garcia, "Eva Perón" in "Evita," "Clementina" in "The Deluge," and "Christine" in "The Phantom of the Opera." In Argentina, she performed as "Cosette" in "Les Miserables" and "Stephanie" in "Saturday Night Fever." She also has her own shows with Sergio Fulqueris' trio, including "Entre Dos Mares" with original songs and "Contratango," exploring the music of Buenos Aires.

As a dancer, she was part of the "Ballet of Julio Bocca," directed by Lidia Segni, the "Neoclassical Ballet of Buenos Aires" by Guido de Benedetti, and "The Ballet of Ricardo Rivas," performing classical repertoire. As a vocal coach, she teaches numerous musical theater workshops throughout Spain.

She was born in Andorra, where she began her music and piano training at the age of 7. She has been part of various choirs, notably Els Petits Cantors d'Andorra, with which she toured and sang at the Council of Europe.

At the age of 16, she earned the Estill Voice Craft certification with Helen Rowson, and at 17, she began her training in Musical Theater at Aules, Barcelona. In 2020, she moved to London to continue her studies at Mountview and ICMT. She has trained vocally with various teachers, including Celinde Schoenmaker, Barry Potts, José Masegosa, and María José Santos. Mónica Portillo has been her acting coach since 2019, and she also takes on-camera acting classes with Manuel de Andrés.

She has participated in the fictionalized documentary about Christopher Columbus, STORYTRAINING, and has hosted the Lendemá awards. She has been a soloist at the Consell General of Andorra on Constitution Day and at the Palau de la Música in Barcelona during several concerts.

She is very grateful to be part of this production and to perform as Meg in The Phantom of the Opera.

Originally from Tenerife, in 2005 he got his first lead role in the musical comedy La verdadera historia de amor de Romeo y Julieta and the musical shows Quijotísimo and ConCiertos Objetos. He also became a member of the Choir of the Tenerife Opera, where he sang as the first tenor in productions such as Aida, Il Trovatore, and Norma. In December 2014, he returned to musical theater as Judas and Cover for Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, and in 2015, he took on the roles of Perón and Che as an alternate in Evita. In 2016, he portrayed Mark Cohen in the musical Rent, and at the end of 2017, he participated in the world premiere of Sunset Boulevard in Spanish, alongside Paloma San Basilio and Gerónimo Rauch, directed by Jaime Azpilicueta. He played Sheldrake/Hogeye (Ensemble) and covered Joe Gillis.

Since 2018, he has been part of the cast of 33 El Musical, directed by Toño Casado, where for two seasons he played Santiago El Menor and was Cover for Juan from the Espacio 33 at Ifema. In November 2021, he joined the company of El Médico El Musical as Meir (Ensemble) and Cover 2 for Rob and Sha, touring theaters across Spain for two seasons under the direction of Ignasi Vidal. He has also been part of the production of Tick Tick Boom as Cover for Michael/Cover for Jon, performed at the Gran Teatro Príncipe Pío in Madrid, directed by José Félix Romero. In this past season, he joined the national tour of El Tiempo Entre Costuras as Swing, Cover for Da Silva, and Cover 2 for Marcus Logan.
 

Robert González Ramírez was born in Barcelona in 1982. He holds a degree in Dramatic Arts from the "Institut del Teatre." He studied music theory and clarinet at the "La Guineu" music school. He has completed up to the fourth year at the Liceu Conservatory's singing school in Barcelona.

Currently, he continues receiving singing lessons at the Mev school in Madrid. He is a founding member of the company "Els Pirates Teatre," which currently manages the "El Maldà" theater in Barcelona. He has also been a member of the company "Dei Furbi" since 2005.

Throughout his theatrical career, he has been involved in musicals like "Company," directed by Antonio Banderas, and "Billy Elliot," directed by David Serrano. In drama, he stands out for his performance in the monologue "Robert" by Laia Alsina Ferrer. In dance theater, he performed in "Dies Irae," directed by Marta Carrasco. In addition to his work in theater, he has appeared in TV series such as "Com Si Fos Ahir" on TV3, "Amar es para siempre" on Antena 3, and "La que se avecina" on Tele 5. He has also acted in the film "Contratiempo," directed by Oriol Paulo.

He is a passionate lover of multidisciplinary theater, constantly eager to try and learn new things.

Born in Madrid, he graduated from the Escuela Superior de Canto de Madrid. He trained in acting with José Carlos Plaza, Juan Codina, and Marta Gómez.

He has participated in major musical theater productions such as Beauty and the Beast (Stage Entertainment), Man of La Mancha (produced by Luis Ramírez), and Balansiya (produced by Teatres de la Generalitat). In the realm of zarzuela, he has performed in countless productions in major theaters such as the Teatro Campoamor in Oviedo, the Teatro Villamarta in Jerez, and the Auditorio Nacional in Madrid. Notable productions include La Revoltosa, Agua, azucarillos y aguardiente, and La tabernera del puerto. In the world of opera, he is particularly known for his portrayal of Papageno in Die Zauberflöte alongside the OSRM under the direction of Virginia Martínez.

In audiovisual media, he has appeared in series such as Respira (Netflix), Una vida menos en Canarias (A3 Media), and El tiempo que te doy (Netflix).
 

Actor and professional singer born in Madrid in 1986, with nearly 18 years of experience. His versatility has led him to dedicate himself to the performing arts and musical theater (Opera, Gospel, Zarzuela, Operetta, and Classical Theater), having toured throughout the Iberian Peninsula and parts of America with most of the professional lyrical companies in the country. Jovial, studious, and an tireless worker, he is known for notable works such as *Don Juan Tenorio*, *Antología de la Zarzuela*, *Oliver Twist*, *La Traviata*, and *La verbena de la paloma*.

However, he is most proud of his work in El proyecto socio-cultural de la compañía sevillana de Zarzuela, which he has been a part of since 2010 as an artistic advisor and a permanent member of the cast. This project, created in collaboration with teachers and members of the University of Seville, aims to promote and rescue Zarzuela.

Born in Pamplona, Íñigo started his musical and artistic training in music theory, piano, drums, lyrical vocal technique, and acting from a young age. After studying Audiovisual Communication at UNAV and co-founding his musical theater association, he moved to Madrid to continue his training in vocal technique (Voice Craft with Alejandro De los Santos) and acting at schools such as Jana Producciones and the William Layton Laboratory. His vocal training has continued to this day with teachers like Jaume Giró and Felipe Forastiere, from whom he still takes lessons.

While still in training, he made his professional debut at the age of 16 in the world of opera, starred in the feature film *Un dios prohibido* (nominated for Best Actor at the “Mirabile Dictu” awards), and was part of the cast of *Blancanieves Boulevard* (Jana Producciones), where he made his debut on Madrid's Gran Vía.

Throughout his career, he has starred in large-scale theater and musical productions such as *Kappa* for Juan Mayorga, *The Addams Family* (nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the PTM for his role as Lucas Beineke), *A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum* (nominated in the same category for his role as Miles Gloriosus), *Anastasia* (nominated for Best Lead Actor as Dmitry), *El sobre verde* at the Teatro de la Zarzuela, and more recent works like *Bodas de sangre* by Federico García Lorca, and *Legally Blonde*, where he played the lead role of Emmett Forrest.

Born in Madrid in 1974, he trained in dance (Madrid, New York, and Brussels), singing, and acting (Madrid). He holds a degree in Classical Dance Pedagogy from the Conservatorio Superior Maria de Ávila, and is also a choreographer, personal trainer, and digital trafficker.

He is cheerful, hardworking, committed, and eclectic. His career includes work in musicals such as *Kinky Boots*, *Billy Elliot*, Cats*, *Mamma Mia*, *The Producers*, *Beauty and the Beast*, and *Saturday Night Fever*, as well as other mid-scale musicals (*Lavar, Marcar y Enterrar, El Musical* or *Macabaret*) and micro-musicals.

In addition to his performing career, he combines his role as a teacher by giving jazz dance classes for actors, singers, and dancers at institutions like Madrid Dance School, Universidad de Nebrija, Scaena, and Cristina Rota. As a choreographer, he won the first prize at 6MasDanza in Maspalomas and has choreographed pieces for theater (Miguel del Arco, Juan Carlos Pérez de la Fuente), musicals (*Like, El Musicapp*), projects (Skydance Animation Studios), and various shows (Musical Theatre Awards, Jorge Blass).

I was born in Venezuela in 1991, in Caracas, Distrito Capital. At the age of two, I moved to Valencia, Venezuela, where I grew up until I was 26. Since childhood, I have always been interested in art in its various forms. In school, I painted murals, participated in small theater plays, and took part in school dances. At the age of 15, I started my dance training in Latin and urban rhythms at the Raíces y Cultura salsa school. When I was 22, I expanded my training by studying jazz and lyrical dance at TIMIDANCE Dance School. A year later, I began taking ballet classes at the Cristina Gutiérrez Superior School of Dance.

In 2018, I traveled to the United States and performed in a musical called Visa para un Sueño. In 2019, I moved to Madrid, Spain. During 2022-2023, I worked with Let’s Go as part of the cast of the musical The Bodyguard. I also participated in the filming of a movie called Route to the Belem. Currently, I am back working with Let’s Go as a cast member in The Phantom of the Opera!

Madrid-born actress with an extensive professional career specializing in musical theatre.  

Constantly training in the three disciplines required for the genre, she graduated from Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York on a Fulbright scholarship. She has also studied with renowned professionals such as Pablo Messiez, Thais Curiá, Sol López, Mamen Márquez, and Julia Möller, among others.  

Her professional theatre journey began at the age of 18 with the musical Beauty and the Beast. Since then, she has worked in large-scale musicals like Les Misérables, Mamma Mia!, Dirty Dancing, Anastasia, and The Time in Between. She has also explored zarzuela, performing in La Verbena de la Paloma directed by Pablo Messiez, as well as small-format productions such as solo concerts, the monologue The Shadow of Audrey at Teatro Lara, and The Elevator by José Masegosa, for which she won the PTM Award for Best Featured Female Performance.  

In the past season, she played Amy in Antonio Banderas' production of Company, marking the reopening of Teatro Albéniz in Madrid.

Born in London, she moved to Granada at an early age and began training in flamenco and ballet, completing exams with the British Royal Academy of Dance.  

She continued her studies in singing, acting, and dance across multiple styles with numerous renowned teachers. Some notable names include Fernando Lázaro, Iker Karrera, and Enric Marimon in dance; Juan Codina and Thais Curiá in acting; and Ruth Calvo and Felipe Forastiere in singing. She graduated in Musical Theatre from the Centro Superior de Artes Escénicas de Carmen Roche (SCAENA) in Madrid and furthered her training in London at schools such as Pineapple and Studio 68.  

She has played leading roles in musicals such as The Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Rapunzel, among others.  

In 2017, she joined major productions like Cabaret (Texas), The Hole Zero (Lady Studio and Lucy cover), West Side Story (Margarita, Rosalía, and Consuelo cover), and The Time in Between, the musical adaptation of María Dueñas' novel. She also appeared as a dancer in the film Voy a Pasármelo Bien by David Serrano. Her most recent production was Matilda at Teatro Nuevo Alcalá.

Actress, singer, and dancer from Córdoba. Recently, Scarlett and Vivian cover in Pretty Woman, el Musical.  
She studied all three disciplines at top schools in Córdoba, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, London, Paris, and New York. She holds a Professional Degree in Classical Dance, a Bachelor’s Degree in Dramatic Arts with a focus on Acting, a Master's in Musical Theatre, and completed the Actor Training-Master Program in Madrid.  

After graduating in London, she worked abroad for four years—two years as a performer at Disneyland Paris and another two with the American cruise line Royal Caribbean, participating in its musical productions. However, her professional debut came at age 10 in Annie, el Musical! as Pepper.  

After five years outside Spain, she settled in Madrid in October 2019. Since then, she has performed with The Laraland Experience, singing at events and ceremonies. She starred in the play La Probabilidad de lo Imposible, showcased at Sala Nueve Norte in December 2020 and January 2021. In the summer of 2021, she traveled to Rhodes, Greece, to work with the British company TED.  

She then joined the cast of Fame, el Musical as ensemble and cover for Carmen Díaz, Serena Katz, and Mabel Washington, performing during the 2021/2022 season in Barcelona (Teatro Apolo) and Madrid (Teatro EDP Gran Vía). Most recently, she began her journey with Pretty Woman, el Musical, where she plays Scarlett every day, except on Sundays when she performs as the iconic Vivian Ward, during the 2022/2023 season in Barcelona (Teatro Apolo) and the 2023/2024 season in Madrid (Teatro EDP Gran Vía).  

Xenia García, born in Tarragona, studied piano at the Vila-Seca Conservatory. She then moved to Barcelona and later to Madrid, where she continued her training in both cities as an actress (Thais Curiá, Cinemaroom, Txiki Berraondo) and singer (Enrique Baquerizo, Francesca Roig, Helen Rowson).

She has also trained in dance with Fernando Lázaro and Alberto Escobar. Although her latest musical was “Tina, the Musical” at the Teatro Coliseum in Madrid, where she played Rhonda Graam, her professional career in musical theatre began at Teatre del Sol in Sabadell, where she had the opportunity to portray Serena Katz in “Fama, the Musical.” From there, she has participated in musicals such as “We Will Rock You” (Scaramouche), “Jesus Christ Superstar” (ensemble, cover Mary Magdalene), “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” (Narrator), “Beauty and the Beast” (ensemble, cover Belle), “Les Misérables” (ensemble, cover Éponine and Cosette), “The Wild Party” (Queenie), “Anastasia” (Zarina, cover Anya and Lily), and “The Time Between Us” (swing, cover Rosalinda and Dolores).

Additionally, she is one of the creators of “Love in Black and White,” a theatrical piece that combines gesture, music, and text. She is the voice-over artist for several shows and has also participated in dubbing films and commercials.

Born in Barcelona in 2003, she began her classical dance studies at an early age at Laura Esteve Centre de Dansa. She later trained in Spanish dance at Centro Popular Andaluz. Gradually, she developed an interest in acting and singing and started her studies at Coco Comín, where she learned jazz dance, tap dance, hip hop, ballet, acting, and began her vocal training with Rosa Maria Conesa. At 18, she started her higher education in Musical Theatre at the Institut del Teatre.

In her amateur career, she has starred in several productions such as Matilda and Miss Saigon. Recently, she choreographed a version of the musical Spring Awakening in Barcelona.

She is currently making her debut in Madrid as part of the cast of The Phantom of the Opera.

Singer and actress, graduated in Musical Theatre from ESAD Málaga and in classical singing from ESCM. She recently performed as a soloist and in the choir of the 2023 Carmina Burana tour with La Fura Dels Baus. In the past two years, she has been part of the cast of El Médico, el musical, as well as La Gran Noche de los Musicales and La Gran Noche de Eurovisión, under Beon Entertainment.

At the start of her musical theatre career, she performed roles such as Olive in Spelling Bee, Susan in the musical Company, María in Jesus Christ Superstar, and Sophie in Mamma Mia in Málaga and Aragón. She also worked with several children’s musical theatre companies. In her operatic career, she has starred in the premieres of the original operas Los Amantes and Codex Memoriae, has been part of the chorus at the Teatro Real in various productions, and is currently working with the RTVE choir, performing numerous works with various international conductors. She also toured with the company Drao Producciones in productions like La Revoltosa, Katiuska, La Leyenda del Beso, and La Corte del Faraón.

She is currently joining the cast of The Phantom of the Opera, excited and eager to take on this new challenge.

Helena Clusellas is an actress, singer, and dancer born in 1997. She studied dance, theater, and singing in Barcelona and later decided to specialize in Musical Theatre. She made her debut in the genre at the age of 21, taking part in productions such as La Família Addams (first cover of Wednesday), Singin' in the Rain (Zelda Zanders and first cover of Kathy Selden), Pretty Woman (swing and cover of Vivian).

Before and between these productions, she worked in Family Musical Theatre with shows like Orejas de Mariposa, Tibipowers, and Jumping Ducks. Her career also includes performing as a singer and dancer in orchestras such as La Reina Show, La Metropol, and Tropikana. She has also appeared as a singer on television programs such as Oh Happy Day and Tu cara me suena. For many years, she combined performing with teaching extracurriculars and workshops at Aules, BTM Manresa, Let’s Play Performing Arts, and Scennic.

In 2020, she launched her personal project called in•Put, a cover band. She participated in festivals like Palawan Market, White Summer, and private events such as weddings.

In addition to her artistic career, she studied to become a veterinary assistant and worked in that field during the pandemic, doing night shifts and emergency hours.

Native of Mutxamel (Alicante), he holds a degree in Musical Theatre from ESAD in Murcia, where he trained under Silvia Montesinos. He studied singing with José Masegosa and Gloria Sánchez, jazz dance with Susana Ruiz, and tap with John O’Brian, Elsa Álvaro, Toni Espinosa, and Jessica Flores.  

He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Saxophone Performance from CSM Óscar Esplá in Alicante. His stage credits include The Hole (Let’s Go), Las Nueve y Cuarenta and Tres (JO! / BWS Award for Best Small-Format Musical / PTM Award Finalist for Best Leading Actor), Young Frankenstein (Let’s Go, first cover for Frederick Frankenstein, Igor, and Inspector Kemp / Hermit), Billy Elliot (SOM Produce), Castelvines y Monteses: Los amantes de Verona según Lope de Vega (co-produced by Barco Pirata and the CNTC, directed by Sergio Peris-Mencheta), and Matilda, the Musical (SOM Produce, Mr. Wormwood).  

After earning a degree in Economics from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, she began her professional training in Musical Theatre at the Escuela de Artes Escénicas Coral Antón. Upon completing her degree, she continued studying classical dance, jazz, and tap at schools like 180º and Claquetap, acting with Thais Curiá, and singing with José Masegosa and Patricia Gran, among others.

She was part of the cast of the musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as Swing and cover for four characters. Notable roles in her career include the lead in A quién le importa and being a Swing in WAH Show, showcasing her versatility across different styles such as blues, jazz, rock, and opera. She performed in the Madrid productions of original musicals Juan sin miedo and PIN8, playing characters like Electra and Troyana.

She also toured nationally with various family musicals, including Monster Rock, Oliver Twist, and Monster Party, while teaching dance and singing to children and teenagers in Musical Theatre classes. During the summer, she worked as a singer with orchestras such as Diamante and La Brigada.

Place of origin: Málaga. Academic training between Málaga, Cannes (France), and Madrid. Studied Classical Dance at the Royal Conservatories of Málaga and Seville, while also training in Modern Dance, Jazz Technique, Lyrical Jazz, Contemporary, and Tap.  

She began her career as a professional dancer in the contemporary dance company "Málaga Danza-Teatro," directed by Josep Mitjans and Thomé Araujo. Later, she moved to Madrid and continued a career spanning over 25 years in various sectors, including television, theater, independent dance companies, and film. Her work as assistant choreographer and movement designer stands out in films such as Los Amantes Pasajeros by Pedro Almodóvar and Quién Te Cantará by Carlos Vermut.  

A significant part of her career is dedicated to Musical Theatre as a choreography assistant, dancer, actress, and singer. She has participated in various productions such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, El Médico (based on Noah Gordon's novel), Young Frankenstein, The Lion King, Saturday Night Fever, Cabaret (directed by BT McNicholl, CieStageHolding 2003), Chicago (directed by Ricard Reguant 1998), Avenue Q (winner of the PTM Award for Best Choreography), Enamorados Anónimos by Blanca Li, Jekyll & Hyde, Peter Pan, Annie, and La Cage aux Folles (directed by Luis Ramírez).  

She currently resides in Madrid.

Born in Barcelona, he trained as a singer, actor, and dancer at MEV, Aules, Coco Comín, and L’Eix schools, with teachers such as Jose Masegosa, Jaume Giró, Mamen Márquez, Daniel Anglès, Pilar Castro, Laura Jou, and Marta Mas, among others.

He has performed in musicals such as Mamma Mia!, Hoy No Me Puedo Levantar (Mario alternate), Más de Cien Mentiras, Per Sobre de Totes les Coses, Sister Act (Pablo and Eddie), Cabaret, The Young Frankenstein, Ghost, The NeverEnding Story, and Chicago. Additionally, he remains part of the Espiral Mágica company in productions like El Pequeño Conejo Blanco and Orejas de Mariposa.

He has participated in several fiction projects, including Com Si Fos Ahir (Televisió de Catalunya), Centro Médico (RTVE), The Night Shift (Cannes 2014), and various advertising campaigns.

He has also collaborated and worked as a model for Bernardo Doral (Los Angeles), Baronne von Deneuve (Paris and Berlin), Paula Costas (Period Magazine UK), and La Jaula de las Locas, El Musical.