Hadley Fraser

Training: Hadley studied at the University of Birmingham, and then trained at the Royal Academy of Music, London, graduating in 2002. In 2011 he was made an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music.

Theatre includes: in the West End, Les Misérables (Palace), The Far Pavilions (Shaftesbury), The Fantasticks (Duchess), The Pirates of Penzance (Savoy) and Peter Pan (Savoy). In 2007 he made his Broadway debut as the male lead in Boublil and Schönberg’s The Pirate Queen.

Regional: Saint Joan, Young Frankenstein, Long Day's Journey into Night Pacific Overtures (Leicester Haymarket), Assassins (Sheffield Crucible, TMA Ensemble nomination), The Last 5 Years (Theatre Aspen, Colorado), A Christmas Carol (Birmingham Rep), My Fair Lady (Larnaca Amphitheatre, Cyprus), The Last Session (Hackney Empire), Putting It Together (Harrogate), The Shaughraun (Abbey, Dublin), Little Shop of Horrors (Northampton Derngate), City of Angels, and Arnold Wesker’s Longitude (world premiere, Greenwich).

Concerts include: Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concerts (The O2) and appearances at the Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Ronnie Scott’s and Birdland Jazz Club (New York).

Film includes: the forthcoming The Lost Tribe and Convincing Clooney.

Television includes: the Nick Jr series The Fresh Beat Band, Doctor Who (BBC) and Missing Moscow (Idiotlamp/C4).

Recordings include: Scott Alan’s second album, Keys, and The Pirate Queen (original cast).

Other work includes: directing Once Upon a Mattress and The Laramie Project (Norris Theatre, Los Angeles). Hadley plays and sings with Sheytoons and The Knights of Hyperbole. He spent two years on the voice and musical theatre faculty at the American Music and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles.