Christopher Perry

Company Director - Green Group

I am passionate about delivering excellent services to South Tyneside and being the founder of The Nearly Famous Performing Arts Group, STAMP’s sister company, which started in 2003 with the help of Betty Inkster & my father, Terence has given me the ability to achieve this. During this time I have produced many productions for local charities and also started the annual Mayors Charity Shows which were held at Temple Park Leisure Centre. Along the way, we met Colin Bourdiec and in 2006, South Tyneside Academy of Musical Performance was founded.

I worked as an apprentice for STAMP until 2008 when I moved to London to further my career, training at The London School of Musical Theatre (LSMT). During my time at LSMT, I took part in many workshops and short productions with many West End directors and performers. I graduated from The London School of Musical Theatre with a Merit in 2009.

Since then I have gone on to perform in many professional productions including The Lion The Witch & The Wardrobe (Palace Theatre, Southend-on-sea) directed by Bruce James, City of Angels for LSMT (The Bridewell Theatre, London) Directed by Graham Hubbard and Hope The Musical for LSMT (The Bridewell Theatre, London) directed by Fenton Grey, Norma Atallah & Sussan Raasay. In 2011 I produced and starred in a version of Jonathan Harvey’s Boom Bang-A-Bang at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre in Kentish Town, London, directed by Benet Catty.

I have taught singing and drama from a very young age and I am incredibly passionate about teaching young people the art of being able to perform and achieve.

Currently working as a Customer Service Team Leader, I am enthusiastic about ensuring that the services that STAMP deliver are well suited to our member’s needs and are fit for purpose. I want every person that has any interaction with STAMP, to remember their experience as a positive and memorable one.