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Seann Miley Moore

Seann Miley Moore

Bachelor of Arts (Musical Theatre) (2013)

From Perth to London and everywhere in between, Seann Miley Moore is gracing stages and screens around the globe - from making the top 10 in The X Factor UK to starring in the production of Miss Saigon currently touring Asia. “What a moment that X Factor audition was - that was a moment for me to be like, yes I was right, I am on the right path,” Seann says.

Scott Elstermann

Scott Elstermann

Bachelor of Arts (Dance) (2014)

Since graduating, dance has taken Scott around the globe, working with contemporary dance luminaries to perform and create shows. “There's something so magical about the feeling of moving to music,” Scott says. “I think everyone can dance – it’s in us all. To be able to turn it into a career is beyond my wildest dreams.”

Megan McInerney

Megan McInerney

Advanced Diploma of Music (Contemporary), 2010
Bachelor of Music, 2012

Megan McInerney (known as Meg Mac) has one of the most exciting and profoundly soulful voices in music today. Since graduating from WAAPA at ECU, Megan has gone on to become one of Australia's most prominent female artists in the contemporary music industry.

Kevin Penkin

Kevin Penkin

Certificate IV in Music (2009)
Bachelor of Music (Composition and Music Technology) (2012)

“A lot of people tend to get into this industry because they have heroes and inspirations, people they want to be. But it’s important to develop past that imitation and really try and find your personal voice."

Eva Mullaley

Eva Mullaley

Certificate III in Theatre (Aboriginal) (2003)

“If you want a sustainable career in the arts, you've got to be willing to learn new skills to keep yourself employed. You’ve got to care about the industry like it’s community."

Sam Parry

Sam Parry

Bachelor of Music (2009)

Bachelor of Music Honours (2017)

"In 2015, I lost my son. That event in my life was a catalyst which led me to stop and reflect on what was most important. I decided I wanted to put almost all my energy into the WA Charity Orchestra, and it turned from an annual event into an all year program."

Linda Oh

Linda Oh

Bachelor of Music (Jazz) Honours (2006)

"I’ve been inspired by many musicians and artists around me that have an element to their work which is somewhat fearless. I think that’s important. To create work that is fresh and new and exciting and push some boundaries."

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