Bailey Easton

About

Bailey is a Scottish-based performer in Glasgow. He started dancing at the age of six and has a strong interest in choreography, especially commercial and hip hop. Bailey is also a passionate actor-musician, playing guitar with loop pedal and Cajon.

Bio:

Pronouns: He/Him

Height: 5’11”

Playing Age Range: 16-25

Nationality: Scottish

Skills:

Accents: Central Scottish*, Edinburgh, Scottish (General), American (General), New York, American (Southern States), Cockey, RP, Yorkshire, French, Irish (Northern), Russian, Australian

Dance: Commercial*, Jazz*, Choreography*, Freestyle* (hip-hop), Street Dance, Celidh Dancing, Body Popping, Locking  

Singing: High Baritone*, Tenor, Pop, Actor-Singer, Riffing, Rap, Legit Musical Theatre

Music: Actor- Musician*, Guitar* (Acoustic and Electric), Cajon, vocal percussion (Beatboxing), loop pedalling

Other: Car Driving License, Swimming, Weight training, Cooking, Acrobatics (Flips), Basketball 

Previous Qualifications: Trinity College London, ATCL Diploma Musical Theatre (Distinction); Focus Awards, Diploma Practitioner in Personal Training (Level 3) 

*Denotes high proficiency or native accent

Work Experience:

Collignon, Amélie: The Musical, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (dir. Tom Cooper)

Anthony Hope (Barber cast) /Ensemble , Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (dir. Aaron Lee Lambert)

Little Anders/Ensemble, The Snow Queen (Workshop), Dundee Rep (dir. Emily Oulton) 

Ally, Sunshine on Leith, Captivate Theatre/Ed Fringe (dir. Hazel Beattie & Scott Coltman) 

Emmett, Legally Blonde, Captivate Theatre/Ed Fringe (dir. Colum Findlay) 

Ensemble, The Sound of Stars (Workshop), National Theatre of Scotland (Gus Gowland)

Anatole/ Guitar and Percussion, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (Workshop), Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (dir. Daniel Cameron) 

Jack/ Dance Captain, Into The Woods (Workshop), Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (dir. Tom Cooper)

Lead Dancer, Time Machine (Music Video), Forest of Black (dir. Siri Rodnes)