Who are we?
Jack and Rebecca Holliday (Stage Name - Rebecca Dyer) have been working in the theatre industry for over 40 combined years.
Creating teaching performers of all ages and abilities to improve and hone their skills.
Alongside Perform Lincs, they both teach the students at University of Lincoln, and Jack is the Singing Partnership Lead at Lincoln Cathedral, helping to train the next generations of Choristers.
Your Coaches:
Jack Holliday - Vocal Coach & Owner of Perform Lincs
Jack has been performing for most of his life - from pantomimes as a 5 year old to performing around the country, including a recent concert at the Crazy Coqs in Soho, London. As a creative professional, Jack has worked on over 70 productions across his career. He graduated from Bishop Grosseteste University studying Drama in the Community and moved to London to work as a creative director working for a theatre school to direct 17 of their productions. He is currently working at the University of Lincoln, as a vocal coach in the Musical Theatre department, he is the Musical Director for DTC Productions as well as working with Lincoln Cathedral as the Singing Partnership Lead..
Direction Credits include: ‘RENT’, ‘The Addams Family’, ‘Grease’, ‘Legally Blonde’ & many more.
Rebecca Dyer - Choreographer & Owner of Perform Lincs
Rebecca has performed from a very young age and she appeared in her first professional show at the age of 7: the UK tour of ‘Annie’. She attended Bird College where she gained a First Class Honours Degree in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre.
Since graduating she has performed as a featured dancer in the “Beauty and the Beast’ pantomime at Hartlepool’s Town Hall Theatre & as a dancer in Elton John’s ‘Bennie & the Jets’ official music video. She also appeared in ‘Viewpoint’ for ITV, & ‘The Serial Killer’s Wife’ for Paramount+. Most recently she has performed as the title role in Bromsgrove’s 2024 pantomime ‘Dick Whittington’.
Alongside her career as a performer, she works as an associate lecturer in Jazz dance at the University of Lincoln.
