Debbie Boyd  (Co-producer and Performer)

Debbie Boyd began producing and directing musical shows whilst living and performing in Aberdeen.  In 1999, Debbie graduated from Guildford School of Acting gaining a distinction in her diploma and winning the musical theatre prize for being the most outstanding student of her year.  She also played leading roles in both graduation productions, Lola in "Damn Yankees" and Ilona Ritter in "She Loves Me".

Upon graduation she was immediately signed up by a well known personal manager and cast as Philippa Haymes in "A Murder Is Announced" (Autumn UK tour with Bruce James Productions) and Dandini in "Cinderella" (for Qdos Entertainments).  After a whirlwind year of diverse projects including workshop productions of the new Scottish musical "Macgregor" (Bridewell Theatre), Jenny in "Company" (Nomad Theatre), a Romanian Arts Exchange (Bucharest), Debbie was offered the title role in "Dick Whittington", again for Qdos Entertainments.

Debbie filmed a pastiche of "The Blair Witch Project" for the SNP which was repeatedly broadcast on all major channels.  She then took the role of Carolina Garcia in the film "Cocaine and Abel" which was filmed in Sardinia before joining the cast of "What A Feeling!" (Flying Music Co) during it's 3rd UK tour, replacing Melanie Marcus as one of the lead vocalists, working alongside Limahl (Kajagoogoo) and Gwen Dickey (Rose Royce).

This extraordinary show is Debbie's contribution with Anthony England to the theatre world.

Click here for sound clip featuring Debbie singing "Hound Dog" which was part of a 50's Rock and Roll medley featured in the show.