Johannes Bohun
Born in 1978 in Vienna, studied drums at Vienna Conservatory. Has been playing and teaching since age 14. Joined Stomp in 2001 and toured with them for 4 years. When he’s not on the road with performing he’s in his studio in Vienna writing and producing music, working with different artists, for film and pursuing his own projects.
Simone Clarke
Simone was born and bred in London. She trained in performing arts at The North London Dance Studio. She is an able musician and is available for Bah Mitzvahs and weddings (and any other event that involves free food.) She also teaches music and dance at schools and colleges around London. Simone thanks all her family and friends for all their love and support.
Steven-Dean Davis
Steven-Dean originally from NC holds an Associates Degree in Photography with a minor in Music and a BFA in Acting/Directing with a minor in Dance. He began his career writing, recording and touring with various rock bands through out the east coast of America. He then performed both on stage in Musicals and Plays as well as in the orchestra pit as the Percussionist/Drummer in many Regional Theatres. He has appeared as George Sarat in Sondheim’s “Sunday in the park with George”, Macbeth in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth”, Rooster in “Annie” and Brad Majors in “The Rocky Horror Show”. During this time he also appeared in many Independent Films, Commercials as well as TV productions. He has appeared in "Matlock", "Mad about You", "Rosanne" and "The Young Indiana Jones". After performing the title role in the regional production of a new Rock Opera "Dracula, Prince of the Dark", he went to NYC and was offered a role in the Off-Broadway show STOMP. From 1995 until 2005 Steven-Dean toured with Stomp, as Rehearsal Director and Performing multiple roles, both on tours as well as sit-downs around the world. He can be seen with Stomp on the DVD "Stomp Out Loud" as well as the Feature Film “Vacuums”. In 2003, while touring with Stomp, he began developing a musical based on his one man show. In the fall of 2004, writing and recording began in LA and continued in Minneappolis in the spring of 2005. In the summer of 2005, development began on the Independent film version of the musical and the project will continue to be developed into a stage production bound for Broadway in the future.
Manasseh Jackson
Manasseh was born in Leeds in February 1963. At the age of 21 he taught himself to play drums and percussion and embarked on a musical career, playing in bands and recording studios. Since 1988 he has worked predominately with dancers and toured Europe working in experimental theatre. In 1991 he worked with the National Ballet of Zimbabwe and first got involved with STOMP in 1995.
Lorraine Le-Blanc
Lorraine trained for 3 years on the Performance Arts course at London Studio Centre. She has worked in the West End, performed with various dance companies, worked in TV and video and has been teaching extensively in London and Europe for many years. Lorraine has been working with Stomp since 1997. She has come home after being in the USA for the past 3 years where she was performing and working as rehearsal director for the US touring company of Stomp. Lorraine is very happy to be part of Steve and Luke’s new show and is having a great time rehearsing for the Lost and Found Orchestra and is looking forward to performing the end result. Lorraine reckons she’s got the best job in the world and continues to smile…….
Paul Gunter
Paul is a percussionist, drummer and vocalist based in Brighton but originally from the home of the famous Flipflopwot flan. His first job was as Dibby Boddle model for Russ Abbott and since then he's "never looked back". He is delighted to be part of the Lost and Found Orchestra where he has found that his skills with homing pigeons have stood him in good stead. He owes it all to Steve Wrigley.
Hillel Meltzer
Broadway: Jumpers, Scapin (Dir. Bill Irwin) Off Broadway: STOMP (First American Cast), A Dybbuk, The Alchemist, Isn't It Romantic. Regional: Twelfth Night, Midsummer, Shrew, Marvins Room. Film & TV: Robots, STOMP Out Loud (HBO), Pulse, Mad about You, Game Day, Roseanne, The Cosby Mysteries, Mr. Frears Ears, Sesame Street.
Fraser Morrison
Started his musical career seriously at the age of 10 playing trumpet in the school band. Stopped being serious at the age of 14 taking up the drums to play in a “punk” band. First met Luke Cresswell live on stage in Edinburgh as an unsuspecting audience participation member (should have known better). Went on to work with Luke on “Beat the Clyde”, a special Olympics opening ceremony and the Lagoon show in Brighton. In 1991 he was asked to do STOMP for a three week run at the Edinburgh Festival, which became a 15year marathon. Fraser finds it mildly ironic and immensely satisfying that his trumpet playing has been seriously rekindled thanks to LFO albeit while using a piece of plumbing pipe and a traffic cone......What a joy.
John Sawicki
John is a native New Yorker who works as a studio drummer and a performer. Attending College for music education, teaching and my passion for music led me to my new Stomping grounds. I have recently recorded an album entitled “Street Drum Corps”, with DJ Lethal from Limp Bizkit. My support from my family is greatly appreciated. I especially thank my father for passing down the talent and for being my mentor and friend. Music to me is my heart beat without it I wouldn't be able to function.
Matt Scanlon
I am from Poughkeepsie, New York. I have been working with Luke and Steve since 1996. Currently I am based in London, performing in Stomp. I dedicate this show to the late, great Mario Torres, best friend and fellow Stomper. I thank God, Neisha-Yen & Bailey Marie, Kearon, Luke, Steve and you.
