Ben trained at Laine Theatre Arts in Epsom, Surrey studying Musical Theatre for 3 years. He was then seen in the pantomine Babes In The Wood with Frank Bruno.
In the West End he has been seen in Smokey Joe's Cafe as Ben (Prince Of Wales Theatre), Pish Tish in Hot Mikado (Queen's Theatre), Terry and later Kenickie in Grease (Dominion Theatre), Kevin in Meet The Boys (Players Theatre), Tony in Saturday Night Fever (Palladium), and The Royal Variety Performance at the Dominion Theatre.
His other theatre credits include touring with Marti Webb in The Magic Of The Musicals (available on Video and CD), and with Sacha Distel and Rosemarie Ford in The Golden Songs Of The Silver Screen. He played Grosvenor in Radio Times (Queens Theatre), Scott in Up On The Roof (Queens Theatre, Hornchurch), Ted Theodore Logan in An Excellent Adventure (Drury Lane), Simon in Sensation (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) and as Prince in Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley.
Ben appears on the soundtracks for Grease, Hot Mikado and Julie and the Cadillacs. He released a single from Julie and the Cadillacs called "Maybe".
Television Credits include the BBC comedy Dad (Tod), The Des O'Connor Show, London Tonight, Live and Kicking, Vanessa, GMTV, Big Stage, Night Fever, CBBC, Brookside, Doctors, Holby City and The Big Breakfast.
His film credits include Mark in Bring Me The Head Of Mavis Davis and Mike in the 60's Rock and Roll musical film Julie and the Cadillacs. Other film credits include; Even After All (Paul), Smile (Tristan), and Perceptions (Lover).
Julie and the Cadillacs
He is currently busy writing and recording in collaboration with various other song writers.
Ben has appeared in many magazines, The August 1999 issue of Company in which there is a very revealing interview. He was in the October issue of B magazine along with John Clarke, Daryn Crosbie, Richard Woodford and David Sellings. He appeared in OK Magazine with Jo Farrell in which he revealed he drives a black Mini! More recently he's been in Company and Cosmo.
You can write to Ben at his fan club address:
3 Alleyne Way, Elmer Sands, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO22 6JZ.
He is very good with his fans, usually replying to them with a letter and/or email.
Since the end of SNF in London Ben was named Britain's most eligible bachelor by Company magazine in March 2000, appeared in April 2000 at a charity fashion show in Guildford performing a song that he had written, and then in June he appeared on BBC's TimeBank.
From November 2000 until May 2001 Ben appeared again as "Tony" in the UK tour of Saturday Night Fever. Following this he appeared in "Doctors" and "Holby City" on the BBC, did some gigs at the Cafe Paris, and in the West End he appeared as "Jerry" in "The Full Monty" at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, and as "Danny" in "Grease" at the Victoria Palace (and then UK tour). He can now be seen on ITV's drama-soap "Footballers Wives".
Ben trained at Laine Theatre Arts in Epsom, Surrey studying Musical Theatre for 3 years. He was then seen in the pantomine Babes In The Wood with Frank Bruno. 
David initially trained at the Barbara Speake Theatrical School and subsequently at the Urdang Academy in Covent Garden, completing his training in the summer of 1996. 
Zoe trained at Laine Theatre Arts. On leaving college she joined the company of CATS on it's National tour playing the role of Electra and understudying and playing a handful of roles including Jennayanytots, Demeter and Victoria. She then later took over the role of Rumpleteaster, also understudying and playing Demeter and Victoria. She featured on the tour of THE MAGICAL WORLD OF THE MUSICALS with Lorna Luft and Dave Willets and also took part in the 10th Anniversary production of CHESS in Oslo. Other credits include: BABES IN THE WOOD (Alhambra Theatre), Bradford, THE UNPREDICTABLE MICHAEL BARRYMORE (Futurist Theatre) Scarborough and television appearances THE GASTON AND LEO SPECTACULAR (Belgium), WETTEN DAS LIVE (Germany), The International STARS IN YOUR EYES (Holland), BBC BLUE PETER, ITV TELETHON and a ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE.
Adrian trained at the Arts Educational School where he was awarded the Harmer / Smith prize for best student. 
Bekki trained at Laine Theatre Arts. 
Steve was born in London and trained at the Italia Conti Academy. He has just finished a successful tour of the new eighties musical ETERNAL FLAME in which he created the role of Mickey. Prior to this he could be seen alongside Shane Richie in his tour where, for the first time, he performed his own one man show.
Matthew was born in Wales and trained at the Mountview Theatre School where he graduated in April 2000.
Stephane trained professionally at Laine Theatre Arts. 
Gregory moved to London in 1997 from his home town in South Africa. Having begun his theatrical career in Cape Town where he appeared as Amos Hart in the musical CHICAGO, he then moved to London with his family to take up training at the Arts Educational School.