About Drew Sinclair
I am a Sheffield-based actor and singer. My performance journey started at the age of fifteen when I joined the Chesterfield Gilbert and Sullivan Society My debut role was as a monkey in Iolanthe, a non-singing character where I humorously portrayed man's evolution from apes. That experience ignited a lasting passion for the stage.
Height: 5"7
Eye Colour: Blue
Hair Colour: Strawberry Blonde
Playing Ages 30-40
Singing: Tenor/Countertenor
Location: Sheffield UK

Education
2021-2022
Sheffield College
Foundational Degree Arts - Musical Theatre
Classification - Distinction
2022-2023
Sheffield Hallam University
BA (Hons) Acting and Performance
Classification - 2:1

Throughout the years, I've participated in a variety of amateur musicals, playing roles as Sweaty Eddie in Sister Act, Audrey Two in Little Shop of Horrors, and numerous lead parts with the Chesterfield Gilbert and Society. My first significant lead role was at around twenty, portraying Francis Fryer in Calamity Jane with Matlock Operatic Society. I later took on characters like Will Parker in Oklahoma, Lucentio in Kiss Me, Kate, and Freddie Esford-Hill in My Fair Lady. I will always cherish the moment I sang On the Street Where You Live on stage and realized, “This is where I belong.”
In 2020, I made the decision to fully embrace my passion by returning to college to pursue a Performing Arts foundation degree. Juggling my studies with a part-time job as an MOT tester was challenging, but it instilled in me the importance of persistence and hard work. After completing my foundation degree, I earned a BA (Hons) in Acting and Performance at Sheffield Hallam University, where I stepped out of my comfort zone and focused on honing my acting skills and growing as a performer.
Singing will always be an integral part of my identity as a tenor/countertenor, but my current focus has shifted to acting. Recently, I've had the pleasure of working on the feature film The Lock-In and appearing in a Channel 5 crime documentary series GoodTv.
I find great inspiration in theater productions like Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, and Standing at the Sky’s Edge. However, the moment I feel most authentic is when I'm on stage performing. Like in the arts, I was meant to entertain.
As for my future, life is a journey full of surprises. While I may not know exactly where it will lead, I am ready to embrace any opportunities that come my way.
