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Elliott Ware

Musical Supervisor, Musical Director, Composer & Arranger

Elliott Ware is a Musical Supervisor, Musical Director, Composer and Arranger. Credits as a Musical Supervisor, Musical Director include Sunny Afternoon (Hampstead Theatre, Harold Pinter Theatre, UK Tour, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre – Winner of four Olivier Awards including Best New Musical and Outstanding Achievement in Music), Mrs. Doubtfire (Shaftesbury Theatre), We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre, Ed Mirvish Theatre Toronto), Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia (UK Tour), Rock of Ages (Shaftesbury Theatre, Garrick Theatre, UK Tour), Footloose (Playhouse Theatre) and The Rocky Horror Show (UK Tour). Credits as a Musician include Wicked (Apollo Victoria), Spamalot (Playhouse Theatre), Zorro (Charing Cross Theatre), The Sound of Music (Grand Theatre) and Flashdance (UK Tour). Other work includes co-Musical Director, keyboard player and string arranger for The Who performing Quadrophenia at the Royal Albert Hall, and appearances with artists including Alice Cooper, Brian May and Roger Taylor (Queen), and Jim Diamond. TV and Radio credits include Comic Relief, World Cup ’66 Live at Wembley Arena, Children In Need, The Andrew Marr Show, The London Music Awards (BBC), Dancing On Ice, Al Murray’s Happy Hour with Queen (ITV), Dancing With The Stars (RTE), Weekend Wogan (BBC Radio 2) and Gaby Roslin (BBC Radio London).

Musical Supervisor, Musical Director and/or Keyboard player credits include

Mrs Doubtfire (Manchester / West End); Dancing On Ice (ITV); The Andrew Marr Show (BBC); Dancing With The Stars (RTE); Al Murray's Happy Hour with Queen (ITV); The London Music Awards at The Roundhouse; the BBC's World Cup '66 Live at Wembley Arena; Children In Need (BBC); Comic Relief (BBC); Weekend Wogan (BBC Radio 2); Gaby Roslin (Radio London); UK tour of The Rocky Horror Show; the workshops of Get Up; Stand Up (The Bob Marley Musical); Ordinary World, using the music of Duran Duran;nWe Will Rock You (London's Dominion Theatre and Toronto); a stage production of Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia (UK tour); Rock of Ages (London's Shaftesbury and Garrick Theatres and original UK tour); Footloose (London's Playhouse Theatre) and numerous concerts, music festivals and recordings.