Alemay has a long standing relationship with SRT dating back to 1995 when she was a member of the pioneer batch of The Young Company headed by Wendy Joan Ng. While a member, she performed in several productions including Fairy Tales You Thought You Knew (1996) and Stone Moon (1998). Through the Young Company, she was able to audition for SRT's main stage productions, which landed her a role in the original cast of Ah Kong's Birthday Party (1998/1999), Singapore's first-ever long running Interactive Dinner Theatre production. She also did several Little Company productions including Christmas and The Gargoyle Who Wouldn't Say Thank You (2002) alongside Chua Enlai & Snow Queen ('05) with Joanna Dong. But it was through SRT that she met Associate Artistic Director, Dick Lee, whom she would go on to have a long mentor-mentee relationship with performing at many of his concerts and variety showcases including his 20th anniversary productions of musicals, Beauty World (2008) & SRT's Stage 2 production of Fried Rice Paradise (2010).

These days, Alemay focusses her time on a successful career touring the globe as "One of the best Jazz Singers in the world" according to MusicTalks Sydney. She has the distinction of being the only Asian singer to have performed with 3 of the top Jazz Orchestras in the world: Wynton Marsalis & The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, The Count Basie Orchestra & The Duke Ellington Orchestra. And has shared the stage with many of the world's music legends including David Foster, Incognito, Gregory Porter; Ernie Watts & Randy Brecker. She has also been entertainment of choice for visiting Celebrity A-Listers and World Leaders over the years including Kevin Spacey, Ethan Hawke, Lea Salonga, Paloma Picasso, Serena Williams and most recently, former U.S. President Barack Obama.

As an educator, she has worked internationally with vocal students of all ages, conducting vocal and performance workshops. She currently serves as Vocal Coach for National University of Singapore Jazz Band and is Vocal Lecturer at the Lasalle College Of The Arts Singapore.

Theatre includes: Julius Caesar, Hand to God, Disgraced, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, The Merchant of Venice, Othello, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Blackbird, The Pillowman, Defending the Caveman, (SRT), Dragonflies, The Pillowman, Chinglish, Circle Mirror Transformation, Swimming With Sharks, Dealers Choice, The Full Monty, (Pangdemonium), RED (Blank Space Theatre), Quills, Popcorn, The Physicists, The Deep Blue Sea, Lonely Planet (luna-id), Death and the Maiden (Escape), Cabaret (Toy Factory), Hotel, Animal Farm (Wild Rice), Members Only (Sing Theatre). 

TV/Film includes: Crazy Rich Asians, The Last Madam, SR115, Tanglin, Rojak, Love is Love, Heartland, 2025, Avenue 13, Hong Bao and Kisses, The School Bell Rings, Code of Law, Keong Saik Street, The Kitchen Musical, Dream School, Café 13, The Garden City Butcher, Moon Face, In The Room, The Faith of Anna Waters, Afterimages, The Genius of Beauty, Robotropolis. 

Directing includes: 1984, The Roses of Eyam, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Laramie Project, The Trojan Women, Lord of the Flies, Grimm Tales, The Crucible (SRT TYC), The Tale of the Frog Prince, The Cat in the Hat, Upstairs in the Sky, The Ugly Duckling, Gretel and Hansel (SRT TLC), Hello Adam, The Magic Jungle, Bunny Finds The Right Stuff, Fatimah and her Magic Socks, Us (Esplanade PlayTime). 

Daniel has been nominated 6 times for both Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at the Straits Times Life Theatre Awards and he has won the Best Supporting Actor Award twice for his roles in Quills, and Cabaret.

Andrew is a stage and screen actor,voice-over artist and a musician. He is also a main stage company member of the improvisational comedy group, Improvanopolis. Andrew is most known for his role as Joshua, a teenager with severe autism, in Pangdemonium’s production of Falling, for which he won a Straits Times Life! Theatre Award for Best Actor. Andrew is also an SRT-Wolftrap teaching artist specialising in integrated arts learning in early childhood education. Notable theatre credits: Urinetown, RENT, Peter & The Starcatcher (Pangdemonium); Rubber Girl On The Loose, Electra (Cake Theatrical Productions); Private Parts (Michael Chiang’s Playthings); Mama White Snake, The Emperor’s New Clothes (WILD RICE); Every Brilliant Thing (Bhumi Collective).

Julie Wee trained as an actor at The Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) Drama School in Melbourne. 

She’s played Cassius in Julius Caesar, Portia in The Merchant of Venice, Miranda in The Tempest, Hero in Much Ado About Nothing and Bianca in Othello. Her other stage credits include Wild Rice’s Hotel and Romeo and Juliet (Juliet); Checkpoint Theatre’s Normal, The Good The Bad and The Sholay and The Way We Go; Toy Factory’s To Kill A Mockingbird (Scout) and The Crucible (Elizabeth Proctor), Skinned Knee Productions' The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband, Our Company’s The Car and Take Off Productions' Mosaic.   

Her TV credits include series roles in Moulmein High, Light Years and the internationally distributed production A Gurl's Wurld. She also appeared in an episode of the Australian soap, Neighbours and was a scriptwriter for the Neptuno Films animation series Megaminimals.  Julie works as a host and as a professional voiceover artist who runs her own home studio. Companies that use her voice include Visa, SK-II, L’Oréal, Neutrogena and McDonald's. Julie has worked as a part time DJ on Class95. You can check out Julie’s showreels on her YouTube Channel: JulieWeeVO.