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We are delighted to welcome Aerin Lee to Sabell Books.

Originally from Ireland and now based in London, Aerin recently graduated from Performers College Essex. Aerin is a versatile and dynamic performer with an incredible voice, bringing drive, ambition and a real passion for her craft.

Her recent credits include Beadle Bamford in Sweeney Todd as part of her third-year performance, showcasing her fantastic vocal ability and versatility as a performer.

Aerin brings professionalism, energy and a strong work ethic to every performance, making her a fantastic addition to Sabell Books.

We’re so excited to be part of Aerin’s journey and look forward to supporting her as her career continues to grow.
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Sweeney Todd 🖤

What an incredible way to finish my journey at Performers College, surrounded by the most talented cast and creatives!! 

A massive thankyou to @kiejae and Andy Rapps, this show truly was a masterpiece. And ofcourse to @joshbaker98 I can’t thankyou enough for trusting me to be your Associate Choreographer / DC. Watching you work has been a blessing and i’m forever grateful for your support and guidance throughout this whole project.

The last 3 years have been more than anything little Maddi could have ever imagined. @performerscollege really is a place like no other, the teachers, the training, the community!!

I’ll cherish the memories made over the last 3 years for the rest of my life and I wouldn’t have wanted to finish it any other way 💌
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And just like that, my three years at @performerscollege are complete! If you had told little Liv 10 years ago that she had gone to University, I reckon she would have probably laughed in your face🙈

These three years have been full of consistent ups and downs, the face times every night with my parents questioning whether I should just pack it all in and come home. I’m eternally grateful I didn’t. I just kept going because truly performing is all I have ever wanted to do. I didn’t want to disappoint that little girl that would tell her mum every time she saw a show that her dream was to perform. 

Throughout my training, I have been nurtured by some wonderful tutors whom I shall always be very thankful for all of their help and knowledge. One of the most valuable lessons I have learnt is no matter what just keep going because it is so important to remember why exactly you started. It’s all for little Liv. 

I am so grateful for the support I have had from my family and friends during my training. Sadly, I lost my old aunt a couple of years ago now and she never got to see me do my final grad show. She always would say to me “I hope I get to see you perform” Ironically, during the morning of my last show day I found up her ring she once gave to me so I decided to take this in to Uni where our dressing room was and I placed it on the windowsill. That day we performed our strongest show, everything fell in to place and I like to think it was because she was there in spirit cheering on. 

Thank you @kiejae @joshbaker98 and Andy Rapps for putting together such a cracking show. I am so grateful to have been a part of it and to of learnt so much from you all. 

Goodbye @performerscollege thank you for everything ❤️
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Still not over it
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CHICAGO 2025🌟
And just like that it’s all over! It’s been such an honour to work and perform with a group of such incredible people! If you’d have told little first year me what she’s doing now she’d be screaming! 

A huge thank you to @michpentecost and @mikeyrobinson72 for all your guidance throughout this process it’s been such a pleasure to work with you both on this project!

Liz you’ve been so much fun to play, onto show term now… 💋
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