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Completed education at London LVMT Business School, and has successfully provided the financial advice and services to: News International, Tax assist Direct, LukOil, NSCC,AICA, European Union YO, French Oil companies and has supported diversity of businesses with statutory statements, strategy and directions. Charlie has been involved as a project manager in development schemes of Camden Lock Village , Kings Cross St Pancras & Victoria Station in Manchester . Natural born poet, Charlie is expecting his first book of poems to be published in 2009. He has a great interest in sailing, adventure travelling, art & music.
Daisy read Music and History of Art at Clare College, Cambridge before completing her Masters with Steven Doane at the Eastman School of Music, New York. She was a founder member of the Bronte String Quartet, whose prizes include the Royal Overseas League Chamber Music prize and the 8th International String Quartet Competition in Cremona. With them she performed at venues including the Wigmore Hall, QEH, Purcell Room, Snape Maltings and St George’s Bristol, appeared regularly on BBC Radio 3, and at festivals such as Cheltenham, Edinburgh and Chelsea. Daisy now freelances, playing with various chamber ensembles and orchestras including the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. She has toured and recorded with jazz and rock groups including Gilad Atzmon, Robert Wyatt and Elysian Fields and also plays Baroque cello.
Sara studied singing at Trinity College of Music, under John Wakefield. Opera includes: The principal soprano roles of Olympia, Giulietta, Antonia and The Muse in Cirque d’Hoffmann - a new version of Offenbach’s Tales of Hoffmann with Arkadia Opera Zirkus (UK tour), La Traviata with Dartington Festival Opera and Uncle Remus with Pegasus Opera (Hackney Empire). Concerts include Barbican, Corsham Festival, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, the National Portrait Gallery, St. Martin-in-the-Fields and recently A Glamorous Life? with pianist Kate Ryder at the Space, London. Sara is a chorister at West London Synagogue and has sung with the choir at Westminster Abbey. Sara has also performed as a session singer with rock band The Clint Boon Experience, including tours of major UK rock venues and festivals, supporting headlining acts including Travis and Echo & the Bunnymen, recordings for Universal, and broadcasts for BBC Radio 1 and Channel 4 Television. Further information at www.saracluderay.com
Završila je glumu u klasi profesora Vladimira Jevtovića na Beogrdskoj Akademiji, 1988. godine. Svoju profesionalnu karijeru je zapocela 1986. godine i od tada je igrala u predstavama Nardonog Pozorišta (Maska), Jugoslovenskog Dramskog (Ball, Buđenje proleća, Pozorište Šopalaović, Oluja) Ateljea 212 (Žabar), Beogradskog dramskog pozorišta (Novo je doba, Ludak i opatica), Pozorišta na Terazijama (Poziv u dvorac, Srce od rubina, Vrteška), Bitef Tetaru (Dom Bernarde Albe, Slika Dorijana Greja, Magbet traži Magbeta, Nik Kejv), u SKC-u (Trio, Lovely Rita,) u Sava Centru (Kosa, Ostrvo Ister Teatra), Gardoš (Igre ljubavi i mržnje).
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started playing the piano since 1999 and has enjoyed playing a wide range of musical instruments such as the flute, clarinet, recorder and the steel pans. She has always found that music, especially the piano; have allowed her to evoke the divine nature within her soul. Along with music she has involved herself in various sports mainly netball and basketball. She is currently undertaking A levels at Lansdowne College: English Literature, History, Politics and Drama. This year she will hopefully start her first year at Sheffield University where she will be doing an English Literature degree. In the past she has taken part in many recitals and concerts and has enjoyed sharing the awe of the sound of the piano with others, especially when it has a purpose of helping charities.
started playing the piano in the early 1998, and he is currently on grade 8. His interest in playing piano has been fuelled by discovering that playing piano evokes the tranquillity from within his soul. It has always been the perfect device to express his feelings and who he truly is as a person but most importantly it has imbedded in his character completely different dimension about life and music in particular. His strongest area is classical jazz and he has also composed and adapts music of his own. At the moment he is in his first year of University in Bangor undertaking Masters in Marine Biology. In the past he has taken part in many recitals including winning 1st prise at the Ealing festival for young musicians and various others. He has performed in the night bars playing jazz music which has allowed him to gain real experience on the stage and engage with public.
Conducting, Singing and Piano
Buter/Asher in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (UK Tour), Roy in Supermarket the Musical, Ford Maddox Heuffer/Hangman in Scandalous! The Musical (World Premier), Ensamble in Only the Brave, The Intruder in See How They Run (Pomegranate Theatre), Young Frank Lacey in Albert’s Memorial for ITV starring alongside Sir David Jason and David Warner, Psycho Joey in Life According to Fred and Geek in Stacey Stone both for the BBC. Scott has also recently appeared at this years BBC Proms in the Royal Albert Hall with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and choir singing ‘Berlioz – Te Deum’ Mr Back in The Wild Party, Lieutenant Torasso in Passion, Arbiter in Chess, Baby John in West Side Story, Ezra Pound/Club Singer in Phoenix, and a Soloist in GSA Singers. As well as Scott’s performance experience, he is a highly experienced singing and acting tutor who works freelance in and around London. Working at some of the top performing arts school in the country including Guildford School of Acting and Mountview. He is the resident voice coach and musical director for Primoatto Producitions and has found himself travel as far afield as central Europe to give workshops and train students currently in drama schools. Other companies Scott regularly finds himself teaching for include The Courage to Sing, Enfield Grammar School, TeacherAct, The Brit School and Singer Station. Scott is very excited to currently be in the process of setting up and establishing his own performing arts school in Glasgow called ‘Harrison-Stevens Theatre Arts’ which will be opening in the Autumn.
trained professionally as a dancer for 7 years at The Urdang Academy of Ballet and Performing Arts in Covent Garden, London. Professional dance credits include: The Wiz, Alice and Elementi at The Bloomsbury Theatre, Global Spirit at The Peacock Theatre and numerous other performances at The Beck Theatre, The Rudolph Steiner Theatre and The Cochrane Theatre. After finishing her dance training, Jasmina was accepted to train at Guildford School of Acting Conservatoire from which she graduated in 2007 with a 1st class BA(hons) in Acting and Musical Theatre. Professional Acting credits include: Sweeney Todd at The Royal Festivall Hall, Jenufa at The Arcola Theatre and The Dybbuk at The King’s Head Theatre for which she received critical acclaim for the role of Leah( see below). Jasmina also directs- recently she finished assistant directing four short plays: Duty, Life without..., Every Girl, The End.. at the National Theatre Studios which have the potential of a West End transfer later this year. Jasmina is part of an ongoing vocal project - Perunika Trio - who specialise in accapella Eastern European folk. With Perunika Trio she has performed at many prestigious festivals and theatre including: Chichester Festival Theatre, Thames Festival 2009, Farnham Maltings, Queen’s Hall, Prema Arts Centre to name a few... Most recently Perunika Trio have recorded with the world renowned, award winning Transglobal Underground and feature on their new album UNITE -A Gathering of Strangers. This summer, Perunika Trio will go on tour with Translglobal Underground to many prestigious venues across the UK including 02 Academy in Sheffield, Leeds, Oxford, Bush Hall-Shepherd’s Bush London...check for other venues and dates at: http://unitegatheringofstrangers.com/
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Project Director, Charlie Nikolic currently a Financial Director of Heritage Architecture Ltd, London . Financial Management Consultant with extensive experience in the financial sector of the modern business in UK . He is the elected, full member of MAAT and the MIoD- Institute of Directors @ 116 PALL MALL, London .
Silva McQueen studied singing at the Belgrade Music Academy with Aleksandra Ivanovic. She joined the Radio and Television of Serbia choir in Belgrade, where she was a frequent soloist, and completed a year’s course for opera singers at the National Theatre in Belgrade, including a staged performance of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro. She was awarded a full scholarship to Trinity College of Music, where she completed her postgraduate studies with distinction, studying with Wendy Eathorne, and was subsequently offered a scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Music. She has toured throughout Europe with Die Münchener Operabühne, and with Trinity College of Music she sang Berlioz’ Les Nuits d’Été and worked with Jorma Panula as the soloist in Sibelius’ Kullervo Symphony. Silva was also a regular soloist with the Victorian and Edwardian group The Bold Balladiers, with whom she performed extensively in Scotland, Yorkshire and London. More recent engagements have included solo soprano in Mozart’s Requiem Mass, Mozart’s Coronation Mass and Haydn’s Pauken Messe, as well as solo recitals at the Serbian Embassy, St. Martin in the Fields and St. James’s Piccadilly.
Bojana Dimkovic - piano 
Daisy Vatalaro
Sara Cluderay – soprano
Vesna Stanojević (glumica) 
Djordje Perendija
Divan Zarko Gakovic, Piano
Aleksandar Zarko Gakovic, Piano
Aaron Newland-Bentley 
Scott Harrison 
Jasmina Stosic 
Project Director: Charlie Nikolic