ABOUT EPB

Emily Paddon-Brown AKA EPB trained at NASDA (National Academy of Singing and Dramatic Art), New Zealand prior to gaining a Bachelor of Arts in Music Theatre from WAAPA in 2006. She also studied film and television at Centre Stage, NZ.

While at WAAPA Emily played Vera in Pal Joey, Betsy in Sweet Charity, Tammy Faye Hightower in Bat Boy & Nell in Nick Enrights Bobbin Up. At NASDA she played Ms. Hart in Baby & the title role in Jane Eyre.

Emily played the heroine in the feature film Last of the Living (Stef) and in the short films Frosting (Kaye), & Hindsight (Natalie). In 2008 she was honoured to perform in Guys and Dolls in Melbourne (U/S Sarah Brown) & be Dance Captain & Understudy for the new Australian Musical Breast Wishes. In 2009 she continued with Guys and Dolls in Sydney & toured Korea with Jekyll and Hyde. Emily has played a Witch in Opera Australia’s production of Macbeth and has performed in the Magnormos concert version of Merrily We Roll Along as part of a Sondheim Triptych in honour of the composers 80th Birthday. Emily's last major musical was touring with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Since then she has performed numerous time with Songs of Alan Menken and performing in an award winning production of Loving Repeating.

Emily has appeared in the short films Subway, Kill Fresh, Looking At You (Suzy) and The Coming of Age of Emily Pierce (Julia) and is also filming Training Videos for The Good Guys. She has also featured as a secretary in a Visa Swipe Advert and starred in a Corporate Film for MX’s 10th birthday.

Emily has been a proud member of Equity since 2007.

If you'd like to know more about Emily head along to her website:
www.emilypaddonbrown.com

Our little studio is located on one of Melbourne finest streets, The Grove.  Finest because the sun rises at one end and sets at the other and along the street, it has a long row of leafy trees.  Our studio has been fully functional since the beginning of 2012.

We have a huge archive of sheet music and music manuals to draw from at a moments notice as well as a Behringer PA system.  There's also a tub of fun percussion instruments to annoy the neighbours with!