Wayne Scott Kermond SING SING SING Wayne is a winner of the following Awards’ • Green Room Award - Musical Theatre Performer of the Year • MO Awards - Peter Allen Variety Performer of the year, Dance Performer of the Year, Musical Theatre Performer of the Year • The Edinburgh Festival - “Pick of the Fringe Award” Talent, Style and Energy capture his audience … • the coolest groove of Bye Bye Blackbird • the intensity and passion of What Kind of Fool Am I • the raw energy of Cool • the powerful rhythms of Sing Sing Sing • the melancholy spirit of Me. Bojangles WAYNE SCOTT KERMOND has gained a reputation for being part of the new, exciting breed of Cabaret performers. His stage presence, talent and versatility make for exciting entertainment. Someone I admire is Wayne Scott Kermond. There is something that passes across the footlights to the audience when he’s out there - as a result they fall in love with him. David Atkins - Sun Herald. He has made appearances at numerous Industry Trade Shows & Corporate Events (Toyota, St George Bank, Mirvac Constructions) and Special Appearances such as AFL International Test, Variety Club Ball The Hilton Hotel Singapore and Raffles Hotel Singapore to name a few. Wayne starred as Cosmo Brown in the Australian and Asian tour of Singin’ in the Rain. Receiving standing ovations for his show stealing number Make ‘em Laugh. Frequently seen in other theatre roles such as, Mike ‘ I Can Do That’ in A Chorus Line, Arab in Westside Story, and the Australian production of Chicago, and most recently the STC’s production of Urinetown and the Melbourne / Sydney Seasons Guys & Dolls. His Television credits include dramatic roles in Kings in Grass Castles, The Heroes and The Shiralee. He was a principal motion capture performer on the feature film Happy Feet playing the roles of Love Lace and Memphis – Wayne was the movement to Robin Williams voice. Wayne has conceived and stared in Candy Man enjoying critical acclaim and standing ovations where ever it is performed. Recently he was seen at the Sydney Festival, and Edinburgh Fringe Festival in the post modern Cabaret Smoke & Mirrors and in the Starring role of Max Bialystok in the Producers at the Melbourne Arts Centre . Review Quotes: “Wayne Scott Kermond steals the show “.- The Sydney Morning Herald “The prodigiously talented Wayne Scott Kermond is triumphant” -The Aust. “A brilliant evening of Capital E entertainment. Kermond, that rare endangered species – a song and dance man, a guy who can keep you entertained all night”.– the Sunday Mail “Kermond, had the Audience eating out of his hand”. - The Sun Herald www.waynescottkermond.com.au