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My name is Paige Watson - Quilter. I trained at Leicester College of Performing Arts, graduating with a diploma in Professional Musical Theatre. I started my professional career working for Cirque D’hiver Bouglione De Paris as a Showgirl touring France for 6 months. I have also been apart of the children’s Christmas film ‘Nativity 3 Dude Where’s My Donkey’ as a backing dancer and extra. I have also been apart in the Drayton Manor Theme Park TV advert. My television credits include BBC, ITV and E4. My theatre credits include ‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, ‘The Witches of EastWick’ and ‘Grease’.

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