Spa Theatre Senior Company (STCS)
STCS offers members the opportunity to be part of a vibrant, forward-looking group that is dedicated to providing high quality musical theatre entertainment.
Details of open auditions for annual productions will appear on the website in January and auditions are usually held in February/March.
Further information about membership can be found in the Join Us section of this website or by emailing Senior Membership.
Rob Kemp – Director
Rob's theatrical career began with training at Astra Theatre Guild, where he learned his stage craft and performing techniques. There then followed a number of roles, covering the full spectrum of theatre — Shakespeare, Chechov, and Whitehall farce. It was while playing Bernardo in West Side Story that Rob decided his future lay in the musical theatre.
His credits include Finch (How to Succeed), Harold (Music Man), Doolittle (My Fair Lady), Emile (South Pacific), Billy Flynn (Chicago), and Tevye (Fiddler on the Roof). Today his energies are taken up directing for several companies on shows such as Guys and Dolls, Oliver, Sweet Charity, Me and My Girl, Barnum, Sound of Music, and many more. He greatly enjoys directing for Spa Theatre Company and looks forward to future productions.
Matt Bramhall – Musical Director
Matt, a Scot in his early twenties, studied music locally in Coventry and 'decided to stick around the area'. His musical interests lie in the Jazz/Funk genre. He plays in a number of local bands, and played a recent gig for the launch of the new Jaguar.
Matt has been assistant MD working on a couple of schools' projects headed by Warwick arts centre and the orchestra of the Swan, Stratford.
Geraldine Rouse – Choreographer
Geraldine has been Choreographer for Spa Theatre Company for over 20 years, also appearing on stage in Anything Goes and in both the Company's productions of 42nd Street. Geraldine has choreographed for many local companies, as well as others as far afield as Surrey.
Her Intadance School's production of Festival of Colour in 2005 produced outstanding performances from Juniors and Seniors, was well acclaimed, even topping the success of her previous production of Four Seasons. Geraldine is also a peripatetic dance tutor, working with pupils in local secondary schools.