Following this, Bronté attended Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts where she gained the Gyearbuor Asante prize for Acting and graduated with first class honours.Īfter finishing Mountview she made her professional debut as ‘Odette’ in Carnival of the Animals (Riverside Studios). In 2010 she was selected as one of the final 10 in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s search for Dorothy - Over the Rainbow’. She started performing at a very young age in her hometown of Macclesfield. Twitter: work in theatre includes 'Kathy' in Kathy & Stella Solve a Murder (Edinburgh Festival), 'Mary' in What's New Pussycat' (Birmingham Rep), ‘Ado Annie’ in Oklahoma at Chichester, starring as ‘Carole King’ in the first UK tour of the musical Beautiful, ’Jane’ in the concert version of Girlfriends at the Bishopsgate Institute, ‘Nadine' in Drew McOnie’s production of The Wild Party at The Other Palace, ‘Little Match Girl’ in Striking 12 at the Union Theatre, ‘Helen/Vinnie’ in The Donkey Show (Proud London) and ‘Princess Fiona’ in the UK tour of Shrek, and ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ before this. Other Credits Include: Post H (Short Film-Bloody Hands Production) the 2013 Olivier Awards (Theatre Royal Drury Lane) Kerry Ellis In Concert (London Palladium) Friday Night Is Music Night (BBC Radio 2).

Theatre Credits include: Co-Choreographer on The Rocky Horror Show (European Tour) Associate Choreographer on Berlin Berlin (European Tour) South Pacific (Chichester Festival Theatre) Ensemble & Dance Captain in Berlin Berlin (European Tour) Vivian/ Ensemble in Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre) Young Carlotta in Follies (National Theatre) Ensemble/1st cover Alex in Flashdance (International Tour 😉 Tammy/ 1st Cover Penny Pingleton in Hairspray (UK Tour) Starlight Express (Bochum, Germany) 1st Cover Rumpleteazer/Jemima in Cats (London Palladium/Blackpool Winter Gardens) Zelda Zanders in Singin’ In The Rain (Upstairs At The Gatehouse) Golda Linska in Korczak (Rose Theatre, Kingston).

Lindsay studied at the Dance School of Scotland and the Arts Educational Schools London.

The Witch-Child by Imogen Chichester