Andy Leonard

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Vocal Range: G2 to A5 (higher in strong falsetto to D) For more info, please visit: www.andyleonard.com.au Stage roles in Australia include Keating in Birdie Productions' 'Keating' in 2015. Other stage roles include Tom in 'Gagarin Way', Steve in 'Get Gary', 'The Underpants', Cootie in 'Moonchildren', Grumio in 'The Taming of The Shrew', Jared in 'A Property of The Clan', Peter in 'Housebound', Sir Walter Whorehound and his sister Lady Kix in ;A Chaste Maid in Cheapside; amongst others. He was seen onstage in Sydney as Rover in 'Tidy Town of the Year', which he also co-wrote, Theseus and Virgil in 'The Importance of Being Earnest Dragons and other Classic Tales, as told by an Octopus' and John in 'Songs of Grace and Redemption'. Andy played the role of Gio, the comic relief Italian waiter in the long running West End show 'The Vegemite Tales'. His Musical Theatre roles include Henry in 'Strike Me Lucky', Dario and Renzo in 'L'Amore Bizzaro; (performed in English and Italian), Chaz in ;Wipeout; and Toby in 'Sticks and Stones'. ;He played Moc in 'The Request of Spring' for the Vietnamese Australian Cultural Exchange Project. In 2009, Andy played Matt in the comedy show 'The Bible, The Complete Word of God (Abridged) at Glen Street Theatre in 2009, a three handed show which detailed the entire bible in two hours, playing thirty characters. Film roles include Ulei in the grindhouse feature; 'Something of Vengeance', Russell in 'Found Footage' and Andy in 'Souvenir'. Other film and TV credits include, 'Second Skins', 'Now What?’, 'Scone Wars', Afterlife’ 'Mary' and 'GPS'. Solo Cabaret shows include 'Happily Ever After' and duo show 'Adolf and Eva' and he has also worked as co-writer on Jessica Gerger's one woman show, 'My Year Without Sex', which has been performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, as well as seasons in Vienna and a short run on the West End. Vocal Range B2 to G5, F6 in Falsetto. Along with co-writing 'Tidy Town of the Year', Andy's plays include Ratbags, having a London season in 2002 and Never Mind The Bumwhore, which had a run in Sydney, before touring, in 2010. His play 'Unhinged' was selected for the 'Off The Shelf' development series in 2010. Directing credits include the London season of 'Ratbags' in 2002 and he is directed the Australian premiere of 'Next Fall' in 2016 at the Seymour Centre. Andy was the frontman of indie pop band Schnook from 1998-2001.