Llandyll Gove

Llandyll hails from Montrose in North East Scotland and trained at The Glasgow Academy of Musical Theatre Arts (GAMTA) from 2006 to 2009, graduating at the age of 21.  During his time at Gamta, he decided to teach himself piano and later guitar and after writing many songs, he is now currently co-writing a full scale musical in London.

Upon graduating, Llandyll worked for Carnival Cruise Lines as a dancer/singer for 11 months and upon completing that contract, went on to do his first UK Tour in Dancing Queen for Spirit Productions. 

After a Christmas contract with Potters Theatre Company, Llandyll was then cast in the new UK Tour of the classic musical Grease understudying the roles of Kenickie and Roger.  This lead to him being cast in the role of Kenickie in the brand new Irish production of Grease which played in the Cork Opera House in 2013.  Following this acclaimed production, Llandyll was then cast as Aladdin in the Cork Opera House’s annual Panto.

He also played the role of a pilot in the movie musical ‘Walking On Sunshine’ which aired in Cinemas nationwide in the Summer of 2014, as well as filming numerous short films in London.

Being a rock star at heart, Llandyll’s next musical, 20th Century Boy, directed by Gary Lloyd, was a perfect rock star platform.  He was cast as the understudy of the lead role, T.rex frontman Marc Bolan in the original UK Tour Cast, which toured the country from April 2014.  He played the role many times.

Llandyll played the role of Double J in the revival of Saturday Night Fever, directed by Ryan McBride and choreographed by Andrew Wright.  The production toured the UK from November until April 2015.  He was also Fight Captain on the tour. 

Having gained a huge passion for song writing, Llandyll produced and directed his first concert, ‘West End in the Gable End' in March 2014 in Montrose Town Hall to an almost sell out crowd.  It featured 7 West End Performers and a choir of local singers and was a mix of brand new songs composed by Llandyll and classic West End and Broadway hits.  

His musical theatre credits include 9 to 5 The Musical (Savoy), The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin (Theatre Royal Stratford East), and Green Day's American Idiot (Arts Theatre + UK tour).