Sam Devereaux

As of 2010, Sam has racked up credits in film, fringe theatre, cabaret, radio, voice-overs and corporate events.

Failed to complete the final showcase of his drama school training in 2004 due a serious bout of Malaria.

Part of the first ever cast to perform a version of the Broadway musical, The Wild Party in the UK in 2003.

He made the newspapers when in 1998 he became the third member of his family to perform the lead role in Guys and Dolls.

But it was a trip to the Theatre Royal in 1997 to see Anthony Sher as Cyrano De Bergerac that ignited Sam's passion for so called "straight" acting. After training for three years at the renowned Arts Education Schools in West London, Sam started out from drama school with ambitions as a classical actor. However, realising that his versatility as an all-round character actor was his greatest strength he began broadening his horizons.

Sam is a third generation actor and spent much of his childhood watching his father make a success of himself in the exciting world of 1980's musical theatre. Sam came to love singing with bands when growing up in Brighton, once entertaining 6000 people in front of Pavilion during the world famous Brighton Festival.