Twinnie-Lee Moore

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Twinnie-Lee Moore
Born (1987-08-27) 27 August 1987 (age 36)
York, England
Awards

Twinnie-Lee Moore is a British actress and singer, most notable for various stage performances and her role in Channel 4 British soap opera, Hollyoaks as Porsche McQueen from 2014 until 2015

Early life

Moore was born in York in 1987. She attended the Joseph Rowntree School in York. Her love for theatre was demonstrated at an early age when she began performing in pantomimes held at the Grand Opera House, York. Following this, Moore then went on to join the theatre's Summer Youth Project, where she earned roles such as Bet in Oliver! and Lily in Annie. In 2003, Moore won her first leading role with the Summer Youth Project, cast as Dorothy Gale in the production of The Wizard of Oz.

Personal Life

In 2011 Twinnie Lee Moore was injured in a horror motorbike crash after the vehicle she was a passenger on was hit by a car. After a lengthy operation resulting in having a pin and metal rod put in her leg, whilst recovering in her hospital bed she contracted a superbug causing her organs to start shutting down. She had to have an emergency blood transfusion which fortunately saved her life. Despite her ordeal, Twinnie-Lee came back fighting and was able to return to the stage five months later. Her career then took a different turn and she left the dancing roles behind as she settled into an acting career. Twinnie-Lee's is currently dating Adam Walsh, brother of Emmerdale actress Amy and Girls Aloud singer Kimberley Walsh[1]

Career

Theatre

After completing her three year course at Phil Winston's Theatre Works, Moore landed ensemble roles in We Will Rock You and Desperately Seeking Susan on the West End. She then earned the lead role as Ariel Moore in the 2008 tour of the musical Footloose. Moore then took part in Sean Peter's musical workshop, Everything's Fucked.

In 2009, Moore was cast as murderess Velma Kelly in the 2009/10 touring version of the Kander and Ebb musical, Chicago. She then appeared in A Chorus Line, which ran for ten days in May 2010 at the Lowry in Manchester.

After A Chorus Line, Moore then returned to her hometown of York, where she led three West End dance workshops for age groups 6 - 11 year olds, 12 - 21 year olds and 21 years old and above at York Dance Works.

Moore was cast as Jazmin in Flashdance The Musical for its Shaftesbury Theatre production opening on October 2010.[2] Moore plays a Latina, one of three friends who dance in a club, who together "sing practically the whole show". It was later announced that Moore would not only understudy actress Victoria Hamilton-Barritt, who played lead Alex Owens, but would also perform as the lead every Saturday matinee. According to an interview, the plan was for year-long contracts for all the original cast, and an original cast recording was also planned. However, the show closed on 15 January 2011.

Moore starred in the West End premiere of Rock of Ages in the ensemble and played the lead roles of Sherrie and Justice on many occasions, which opened on 31 August 2011 at the Shaftesbury Theatre and left the production at cast change in September 2012

Television

Moore appeared in Colleen McLoughlin's Real Women on ITV before she had to pull out due to acting commitments. In 2012, Moore appeared on The Voice UK on BBC One.

Moore played Nikki Allcott in Doctors which aired on BBC One on 29 July 2013.

In August 2014, it was announced that Moore would be joining the cast of Hollyoaks as Porsche McQueen.[3] She made her first appearance on 4 November 2014. The character highlighted the issues of sexual abuse in children, whilst her other storylines included a failed marriage when her husband had various affairs. Moore left her role in October 2015, with her exit scenes to air in late 2015.

Music

One of Moore's songs has been recorded by German Pop Idol winners.[citation needed]. In 2015 Moore released hit song "Cool".

Reviews

Footloose:

  • "Twinnie-Lee Moore as Ariel...doubtlessly has talent..." [4]
  • "Twinnie Lee Moore, Simon Lipkin and Jodie Jacobs were the brightest stars of the show" [5]

Chicago:

  • "As is often the case with this sassy, saucy production, it’s the women who stand out, and Twinnie-Lee Moore as Velma Kelly kept up this tradition with finesse – strong and gorgeous, her character commanded the stage, high-kicking her way into the audience’s hearts and making us laugh with her hilarious asides delivered in a perfect American twang." [6]
  • "Twinnie-Lee Moore, as Roxy's arch-rival Velma Kelly, almost steals the show."[7]


References

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  5. ↑ whatsonstage.com
  6. ↑ Bournemouth Echo, 28 July 2009
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