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Peter Corry Narrator
Alyth McCormack Aylth
George Jones Thomas (Tommy)
BJ Hogg Andrew
Paddy Jenkins Samuel (Sam)
Marty Maguire Johnny
Abigail Williams Marie
Ciaran Connolly William
Louise Bowden Molly
Ross Croll National Champion Scottish Dancer


On Eagle’s Wing – Key Performers

Star Character: Peter Corry
The star character in ‘On Eagle’s Wing’ is the Narrator. This role will be played by Peter Corry. Originally from Belfast, Peter Corry is best known for his portrayal of Javert, the obsessive police inspector in Les Miserables. Peter has played the role in London, Dublin and on tour throughout the UK, notching up more than 1,000 performances in this sell-out Cameron Mackintosh production.

He has appeared throughout the UK and Ireland, including sell-out concerts with the Ulster Orchestra, the RTE concert orchestra and in the Masters of Musicals tour.

The diversity of his musical and acting talents has also led to numerous television and radio engagements, including his own programme series on BBC radio and television.

Female lead: Alyth McCormack
Originally from Lewis Island, Scotland, Alyth is a fluent Gallic speaker. Her performances around the world as a Scottish Folk and Gallic singer have introduced the haunting sounds of the far off Scottish shores to international audiences. Constantly in demand for all major Celtic and Folk festival concert work, Alyth brings her lilting, dramatic soprano voice to the music of On Eagle's Wing and demonstrates her versatility as a performer when, within the show, the same Scottish Airs are transformed to faster step and country music of the Southern States. The Producers are confident the contribution of this typically beautiful Scottish Artist will be a highlight for world audiences.

Featured artist: George Jones
Belfast-born George will forever be associated with the showband Clubsound. George joined as a founder member at the end of the 1960s and stayed with them through the ups and downs of the civil disturbances in Northern Ireland and the band’s forays into the international market. When he left the band in 1997 to spend more time with his family, he described the decision as one of the most difficult he ever had to make.

These days he is better know as a presenter with Radio Ulster with his long-running afternoon show, a programme that brought George the Sony UK local radio personality of the year in 1991. George doesn’t spend all his time behind the radio console however. He recently had the opportunity to play the role of Fagan, the old rogue in Lionel Bart’s Oliver in the show ‘One Enchanted Evening’. He has also been back onstage each Christmas for the last five years as the lynchpin of Do You Come Here Often?, the hit show based on the showband years.

Featured artist: BJ Hogg
B.J.Hogg’s acting career has taken him from theatre roles in Belfast Art’s and Lyric Theatres to London’s Royal Court , the Moscow Arts Theatre and the National Theatre of Belarus in Minsk. Directed by Shivaun O’Casey, he played Corporal Brennan in a US and Irish tour of her father Sean’s play “The Plough and the Stars”. BJ has appeared in numerous television series and has become a household name and face in the comic role of “Big Mervyn” in the long-running BBC NI comedy series “Give My Head Peace”. In film, BJ has worked with acclaimed Irish directors including Jim Sheridan and Thaddeus O’Sullivan. He played the eponymous “Lexi” in the short film “Dance Lexi Dance” which won the Special Jury award at the Aspen film festival and was nominated for an Oscar in the 1997 Academy Awards.
Featured artist: Marty maguire
Born in Belfast, Marty starred in Marie Jones’ award-winning play “A Night In November” in Dublin, London, Edinburgh and Los Angeles. For this performance, he won Best Actor and Spirit of the Fringe Award at the 2002 Edinburgh Fringe festival and Best Actor in a Lead Role, awarded by the Los Angeles Dramalogue Critics’ Circle in 2003. Marty has numerous theatre credits and is a current twelve-year member of the award-winning “California Artists Radio Theatre” with more than twenty radio plays to his dreit. His television appearances include Roseanne, JAG and the BBC comedy “Pulling Moves”. Marty also has a number of film credits from “Orphan” to “The Grasscutter”.
Featured artist: Paddy Jenkins
Paddy’s interest in acting grew from childhood parts in Belfast in school and youth club plays, but it wasn’t until 1994 that he decided to make his hobby into his professional career. His first role was in pantomime at the Arts Theatre Belfast and since then, as he puts it “the roles just keep on coming”, firstly on stage and then in film television and major advertising campaihns. His favorite role was as Action in “West Side Story” at the Grand Opera House in Belfast. Paddy perceives musical theatre to be his natural home. He’s already tap-danced his way through “42nd Street” and “Oliver” so the dance routines in “On Eagle’s Wing” were simply another welcome challenge.
Percussionist: Noel Eccles
Noel received his early musical training at the Belfast School of Music. He was principal percussionist with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland for 18 years and with Irish Film Orchestras for 14 years . Recording credits include, U2, The Corrs, Mike Oldfield, The Chieftains, Van Morrison, Moving Hearts, Secret Garden, David Foster, Elmer Bernstein, Elvis Costello and Shaun Davey. An original member and Musical Director of the Riverdance Orchestra Noel premiered the show worldwide. His compositions have been heard in theatres, film and TV and at the Special Olympics World Summer Games Opening Ceremony in Dublin 2003.
Lead Piper - Robert Watt
Robert Watt is, perhaps, the most exciting Piper in the World. Although still in his early twenties, he has set audiences on fire with bringing piping to the twenty-first century. He has also won the respect of the traditionalists, with success playing the traditional tunes in competitions all over the world, but most especially in the USA. He enthrals audiences with his various Ullan & Highland pipes, playing variously with orchestra and jamming with Bluegrass players, introducing Piping to the heights of popular music. The Producers believe this young man from Maghera, in Northern Ireland, will bring a unique style and genius to the stage of On Eagle's Wing.
On Eagles Wing. A Musical, A Dance Show, An Oratorio, A Concert, A Spectacular Event