Fem Belling

Fem Belling (born 6 December 1978) is an Australian Jazz vocalist and violinist with a dual career in stage musicals and jazz singing.[1] Fem was raised in Johannesburg and later moved to Cape Town to establish a career in musical theatre before moving to London as a leading lady in the West End. Lead roles include Hairspray, Fame, Footloose, Cats (original South African cast) & Liza Minnelli in the 2011 production of The Boy from Oz starring Todd McKenney.

Fem claims 5 Vita awards, a Green Room Award nomination for Best Leading Actress in the Musical Genesis to Broadway[2]” and shares an ARIA nomination from her involvement in The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra.

Theatre career

Cats as Jennyanydots / Bombalina, Footloose as Rusty / Elanor, Austentatious as Emily, Hairspray as Shelly / Tracey Turnblad ( Original West End cast ), Fame, Debbie Does Dallas as Donna ( original UK and South African cast ), Annie Get Your Gun as Gigi / Dolly ( National UK tour ), Joseph And The Amazing Technecolour Dreamcoat as the Narrator, Jesus Christ Superstar as Soul Girl, Little Shop of Horrors as Audrey, Nunsense Jamboree as Sister Mary Leo, Oklahoma as Ensemble, Summer Holiday as Alma / Barbera, Rocky Horror Show 25th Jubilee Tour as Phantom / Columbia / Janet, 2011 The Boy From Oz as Liza Minnelli, 2013 Genesis To Broadway as Fem Belling, 2013 Dear Blossom as Blossom Dearie, 2015 Sexercise the musical as Rhonda

Television career

Dora (Fem Belling) is a henchwoman/helicopter pilot in the 2001 comedy film Mr. Bones.

Music career

In 2007 Fem moved to Melbourne Australia to be with family and pursue her passion for jazz. In 2014 she auditioned for The Voice (Australia season 4) and reached the Super Battle round.

Discography

Family - 2013

Now Then - 2017

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References
  1. "Jazz singer Fem Belling |The Weekly Review". www.theweeklyreview.com.au. Retrieved 2017-02-14.
  2. "Fem Belling". www.yamahabackstage.com.au. Retrieved 2017-02-14.
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