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Dean's theatrical debut was in
Jim Steinman's collaboration with Andrew Lloyd-Webber; Whistle down the
Wind. He created the part of Amos, the local
tearaway who builds his own Harley Davidson to escape with one of his
girls.
This was Deans first musical appearance, almost 12 years after graduating
from the Arts Educational schools in London.
'After leaving drama school my career took off in a very different direction
and I went on a most excellent adventure in the Rock 'n' Roll music industry
which dictated the next 10yrs of my life ... but when this opportunity arose
I had to do it.'Dean
suffered a few serious accidents during his 2yr run as Amos suffering with 3
dislocated ribs, 6 compressed facet joints and a hernia.
'Whistle was a
roller-coaster ride for me ... the highs where unbelievable, working with
such talent as Gail Edwards, Simon Lee, Lottie Mayor, Marcus Lovett and jim
Graeme was an amazing experience, but the lows will always stay with me as
the safety aspect and company management side of the show was in my opinion
inexcusable' |
