her grades with the Royal Irish Academy of Music.
As an active member of the community of Ballygarrett, Stephanie voluntarily runs two very strong choirs in the parish. She is the Director of the Senior Church Choir and also the Junior Choir “Na h’Aingil Beaga” which has just over 20 members ranging in age from 4 yrs old to 14 yrs old. Both choirs have taken part in the annual summer concert in Ballygarrett and Na h’Aingil Beaga also performed with Anthony Kearns.

Stephanie was also a tutor in Oulart N.S. for a primary school traditional Irish singing initiative “Abair Amhrán ar an Sean Nós” supported by the Arts Department of Wexford County Council.

Stephanie was a member of the choral group Vocare in Wexford when they came 2nd in the Lyric FM Carol Competition in 2007, and then went on to claim the much coveted 2nd place in 2008 and 2009 at the National Choir of Year Competition in Navan. May 2008 also saw the choir take 1st place at the New Ross Aims Choral Competition. Stephanie performed with Vocare on the Late Late Show at the official opening of the Wexford Opera House in September 2008 and she also travelled to London with Vocare to join in “Singday 2008 A National Day of Singing with The Really Big Chorus” at the Royal Albert Hall.

Stephanie has studied with Deirdre Masterson for two years and has performed with Ceol Loch Garman in the Wexford Opera House and Gorey Little Theatre.

In 2009, he performed with Cirque du Soleil, played the title role in Phantom of the Opera in the USA, returned to his recurring role in BBC’s Eastenders and a debut role in The Tudors, presented his cabaret in five countries, featured as an aerial artist in an historic event at Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport to mark the city’s 20th Anniversary, recorded with Kylie Minogue for Australian phenomenon The Wiggles, guested at the MTV Awards with Sophie Ellis-Bextor and premiered several new classical works in London, Dublin and New York.
2010 highlights include a world premiere opera showcase in New York, a return to Broadway in a solo-show, debut at National Theatre, a TV/video campaign for Microsoft, a return to Radio City Music Hall New York, a Handel opera in Dublin, a role in a Hollywood horror movie, concert series with National Concert Orchestra in Ireland and the launch of a new CD featuring his own compositions. He finished 2010 playing the role of Bob Cratchit in the West End’s Palladium production of Scrooge.

2011, to date, has seen him perform in a sold-out run of a play by Frank McCourt off-Broadway, return to Ireland to guest with The Three Tenors, direct four operas and a show at The Helix, write a new setting of The Mass and several arrangements for various artists and churches, feature in Purcell’s “Dido & Aeneas” and Mozart’s “Marriage of Figaro”, guest with The Chieftains, return to Broadway for an orchestral series and tour Holland as a guest of “Druid”.

Broadway / West End / International Theatre / Film / Radio credits include Far & Away (Tom Cruise/Nicole Kidman), The Snapper, Riverdance, Chicago, Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music, Carousel, Les Miserables, A Grand Night For Singing, West Side Story, Abbey Theatre Writers’ Festival 2010, Carnegie Hall Gala, Radio City Music Hall, Friday Night is Music Night, The Vatican, Hyde Park, Deutsche Welle Radio Series, Royal Opera and Royal Ballet, Covent Garden.

Concert and cabaret work to date includes BBC Big Band Series, the Carnegie Hall Gala, London’s Royal Festival Hall, Royal Command Performance in association with BBC, Grammy-nominated live CD recording, the Academy Awards in LA, BBC’s legendary Friday Night Is Music Night, Feinstein’s on Broadway, Sydney’s live televised “Carols in the Domain” and performing for Popes, Presidents, International Royalty and Heads of State. He was also the artist chosen to launch the exclusive cabaret lounge at London’s most famous hotel – The Savoy in October 2010.

Morgan’s awards include John McCormack Award (youngest-ever winner), Luciano Pavarotti Radio Prize (youngest-ever winner), Evening Standard Critics’ Choice Award, Outstanding Male Entertainer (IMTA), Top Ten International Voices of Musical Theatre (BBC – in conjunction with Cardiff Singer of the World competition), Favourite all-time performers at Feinsteins (Broadway.com), Outstanding Performance in a TV special (RTE/UTV), in addition to other awards for composition and arranging. his debut solo album spent 12 weeks on the US International Bestsellers List and won Best Newcomer nomination in Asia. His new release of original compositions (“as large as alone”) has already won praise from multiple Grammy-winners Brian May, Bill Whelan, David Foster and BBC.

Morgan Crowley’s equally diverse training has included drama at RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts) and the Lee Strasberg Institute in Hollywood ; music at the Royal Academy of Music and the College of Music ; dance at the National Dance Centre in Dublin and the London Dance Studios; He is also holds a Masters Degree from Trinity College Dublin.

Denise took up voice studies with the exceptionally talented Deirdre Masterson for many years and also studied composition, history of music and aural at the Royal Irish Academy of Music for two years. Denise under took master classes with Ronan Tynan (The Irish Tenors), Bill Lewis ( MET Opera New York), Morgan Crawley (West End Performer), Taylor Wilson UK (Mezzo Soprano) & Linda Hutchinson. Denise is currently undertaking a BA in Music Theatre studies with the head of vocal studies in Surrey, England Ross Campbell.

Along with Denise's vocal training she has also studied Speech & Drama and holds diplomas and certificates in both singing and acting through the Irish Board of Speech and Drama, London College of Music and The Royal Irish Academy of Music. Among Denise’s awards throughout the years at Feis Ceoil and Arklow Music Festival’s winning 1st, 2nd places in solo singing & acting competitions, Denise was recently awarded the Pearl Atock Trophy and Gold Medal at the ESB Feis Ceoil in Dublin.

Denise is a professional touring artist and has been performing professionally at home and abroad throughout concert halls, opera houses and theatres since the age of 18. Denise has enjoyed international touring success, taking centre stage in hit shows such as the internationally acclaimed “Women of Ireland” show in which Denise is a featured soloist. Denise also toured for a year with Bill Whelan’s "Riverdance The Show" and toured as a Celtic soprano soloist with the "The Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra". She also enjoyed performing as a soloist at the prestigious Bunratty Castle, Irelands National Concert Hall, The Helix Dublin as a soloist with the Applause Concert presented by "AIMS" and Ireland National Events Centre “INEC” where Women of Ireland as well as Frankie Gavin and De Dannan took up a three month summer residency to great success. Denise's voice can be heard on CD and DVD recordings made with The Dublin Gospel Choir, The Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra and Women of Ireland where Denise is a featured soloist. Denise sang for the Irish Consulate and his guests at his family home while in New York city. She took to the stage at Croke Park and performed in front of an audience of thousands for the 2003 Special Olympics with Riverdance and an international TV audience of millions. "Women of Ireland"were nominated for the best new comer group award at Irelands Music Awards alongside The High Kings.

Denise has worked with conductors Colman Pierce and Derek Gleeson during the Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra's inaugural tour of the USA. While on tour, Denise performed many songs by Irish composers including "Deirdre of the Sorrows" by Patrick Cassidy, "Suintrai" by Andea Malir, Isle of Hope & Caledonia arranged by Carl Hession and Vincent Kennedy’s very beautiful arrangement of "Mary of Dungloe" which Denise premiered in Modesto California.While at home, Denise is busy on the wedding circuit, as a concert performer and teacher of singing and drama. Denise has worked at The Co. Wexford School of Music, Innovations Theatre School, and privately where students have excelled vocally and in performance. Denise's students have been credited through the Royal Irish Academy of Music and achieving 1st & 2nd place at Feis Ceoil, Arklow and Kilcoole music festivals. It is a joy for Denise to nurture guide and support talent and see her students excel in a fun, encouraging and professional learning environment.

Denise has played many leading roles with musical theatre companies in Ireland and has experienced a great love for the theatre. Her favourite roles to date include Dorothy "The Wizard of Oz" with St. Marys College Arklow at the age of 13, Nancy "Oliver", Mary Magdalene "Jesus Christ Super Star", Laurie "Oklahoma" & Sarah Brown "Guys & Dolls. Other roles include...Molly Cassidy in the "Ha'penny Bridge and Yum Yum in "The Hot Mixado". Denise took on the Role as Musical Director for Gorey Little Theatre’s production of Aladdin and thoroughly enjoyed the experience; other shows include Godspell, Wizard of Oz and Oliver.
Denise sang with wonderful late Christy Hennessey and recorded his famous song "If you were to fall" on her album "Sailing with the Wind" which was reviewed in Hotpress magazine by Jackie Hayden - "Given the extraordinary success of Celtic Women in the US and elsewhere Brennan could do extremely well".

Chloe has a lot of experience on stage-she has taken part in all but one of Ceol Loch Garmans productions since the school opened. She has also taken part in numerous musicals and pantomimes. Chloe has worked with vocal coaches such as Linda Hutchinson, Ronan Tynan, Morgan Crowley and Taylor Wilson and is currently furthering her studies in the Music Theatre genre.

Chloe has been a prize winner in numerous feis ceol and in has also been awarded an Emerging Artists Bursary from Wexford County Council.