Sheridan Cassidy

Sheridan Cassidy is a known Jazz Singer in the London Cabaret circuit. Performing at renowned venues such as Ronnie Scott's, Proud Cabaret and Jazz After Dark, Cassidy is well known within London's live music scene as 'The real life Jessica Rabbit'. Her early career consisted of stage roles in Musicals such as Chicago (2002), Guys and Dolls (1955) and Cabaret (1972). She later began to produce her own theatre productions, all of which were performed in alternative or site specific venues and many had a psychological theme, or were part of the Gothic Horror genre. Dracula (1992), Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994) and Sleeping Beauty (1959) were just some of the titles she adapted for stage. Producing and writing new material in theatre spurred her to do the same for Film. She began working with other performers including; Oliver Norfolk, Cristian Cardenas and DOP Bernardo Borghetti. All being trained in fight choreography for screen and martial arts, they produced several action shorts and continued to create theatre, which incorporated their vast experience in stage combat into almost every piece. Sheridan has recently starred in yet to be released films and continues to work with her Jazz Band in London.