Abbigail Boath
Abbigail started performing at a very young age and soon it became her life performing in various productions around the country including Dundee Rep's Gypsy at the age of 10.
At the age of 17 she moved to London to pursue her dream of studying at the prestigious Italia Conti following in the footsteps of Leyton Williams, Pixie Lott, Sharon Osborne and Bonnie Langford.
After graduating she went on to perform in many shows around the world including the Original Cast of Hasbro's Rainbow Rocks in Asia, Universal's Trolls Live! and ITV's Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.
Throughout her time in London she had the opportunity to teach dance, musical theatre, singing and acting at many schools including at Italia Conti, Urdang and Stagecoach where she was the deputy head of the school.
Moving home to Dundee in 2020 she gave her energy to new horizons studying to become a personal trainer before travelling the world for a year with husband Martin. The newest addition to her life is her puppy Will - a Spanish rescue dog.
"I have always had a passion for Musical Theatre, Lyrical and Jazz alongside other dance disciplines bringing experience, passion and energy to my pupils. I look forward to bringing this to Strathmore and working with the dancers to help them unlock their potential."
Abbigail started performing at a very young age and soon it became her life performing in various productions around the country including Dundee Rep's Gypsy at the age of 10.
At the age of 17 she moved to London to pursue her dream of studying at the prestigious Italia Conti following in the footsteps of Leyton Williams, Pixie Lott, Sharon Osborne and Bonnie Langford.
After graduating she went on to perform in many shows around the world including the Original Cast of Hasbro's Rainbow Rocks in Asia, Universal's Trolls Live! and ITV's Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.
Throughout her time in London she had the opportunity to teach dance, musical theatre, singing and acting at many schools including at Italia Conti, Urdang and Stagecoach where she was the deputy head of the school.
Moving home to Dundee in 2020 she gave her energy to new horizons studying to become a personal trainer before travelling the world for a year with husband Martin. The newest addition to her life is her puppy Will - a Spanish rescue dog.
"I have always had a passion for Musical Theatre, Lyrical and Jazz alongside other dance disciplines bringing experience, passion and energy to my pupils. I look forward to bringing this to Strathmore and working with the dancers to help them unlock their potential."
