PJ Clarke

With a career spanning more than 30 years in the entertainment industry as a performer, consultant, choreographer, stylist and agent, PJ has long been established as one of the leading industry personalities in Australia. He is also well regarded as somewhat of a guru when it comes to educating the next generation in preparation for a career in entertainment and/or fashion.

In 2008, PJ realized a lifelong dream when he established Electric Safari, a unique educational experience for young performers looking to gain knowledge, refine their skills and potentially one day launch their career in the industry.

During his own performance career, PJ toured the world performing in leading musicals, shows with pop and rock icons, countless corporate events and appearing in television specials/advertisements and music videos.

Throughout his years on stage and screen, PJ also chose to pursue his passion for many other creative avenues. This saw him working behind the scenes as a casting consultant, stylist and event manager. He gained experience working as part of event teams, within advertising agencies, alongside key casting agents and choreographers as well as other stylists at the forefront of their fields.

As an agent, PJ has been involved in guiding the careers of some of Australia’s favourite Artists including Natalie Basingthwaite, Matt Lee, Shannon Holtzapffel, Adam Garcia, Cameron Mitchell, Ashley Wallen, Renee Bargh, Casey Burgess, Michael Boyd, Prinnie Stevens, Mitchell Woodcock, Leah Howard, Nathan Wright and Anthony Ginandjar.

In 2007 PJ launched Jeep Management, and it quickly became known as one of Australia’s leading agencies representing and mentoring many high profile dancers, models, actors, singers, musical theatre performers and choreographers as well as an agency that helps shape young artists into marketable talent with successful entertainment industry careers.

Jeep Management also works in conjunction with Australia’s biggest event management teams to produce outstanding industry events, in turn creating further opportunities for Artists.

Forward Management (FWD MGMT) is Jeep’s newest division, focusing on ‘creatives’ and Artists who push the boundaries in film, TV, stage, and social media. FWD represents some of the best choreographers in the country along with high profile actors and the new breed of influencers who are taking social media by storm.

When it comes to working with the next generation of up and coming Artists, PJ not only directs the Electric Safari Workshops, but lends his expertise as an adjudicator at competitions all around Australia and is engaged to give industry and motivational talks at many high profile arts schools. PJ’s catwalk coaching skills are also employed by many to mentor young models and he even appeared as a Model Coach on Channel 7’s Make Me A Supermodel.

Nikki Davis

After landing her first television commercial at age 15, Nikki Davis has had a long and varied career in the Arts in Australia.

A trained dancer, Nikki’s performance career – under the management of PJ Clarke – grew into a modeling and acting career, which continues today. Model highlights so far have included catwalk shows for Australian Fashion Week, David Jones, Westfield, Royal Randwick and Aqua Blu swim as well as various print campaigns for brands such as Nike, Rebel, Big W and McAfee.

Nikki has featured in television and cinema advertising for brands including Mazda, Virgin, Huggies, Lipton, Telstra, Channel 7, Chux and AGL. She has also appeared as a model on Channel 9’s Mornings and Channel 7’s Sunrise and featured in various character roles on The Merrick and Rosso Show.

Hosting on camera is one of Nikki’s great strengths, anchoring web clips for Vodafone, Sony and Toyota. She is also very comfortable on stage with a microphone, compering corporate and public events all around Sydney.

Nikki’s keen interest in the “behind the scenes” of the entertainment industry, and her Communications Degree, has seen her work in event and video production as well script writing for video for many years. Nikki is also the former editor and co-creator of DANCEtrain magazine.

Combining her industry experience and passion for communicating and working with up and coming performers, Nikki is proud to now be the Head Booker at Jeep Management and FWD MGMT. Her proven rapport with young people, and teen girls in particular, makes her an ideal Electric Safari Tutor who truly encourages students to be themselves and feel confident in their own skin.

Felicia Stavropoulos

Felicia Stavropoulos is one of Sydney’s most passionate up and coming performers. Felicia has trained extensively in all forms of dance, as well as singing and acting, holding a Cert IV in Performing Arts.

Upon graduating from full-time training, Felicia signed with Jeep Management – one of Australia’s leading talent agencies – Felicia has appeared on numerous Australian TV shows including The X Factor, The Voice, Australia’s Got Talent and has performed with artists such as Hilary Duff, Kylie Minogue, Dannii Minogue, Betty Who, Conrad Sewell and Hailee Steinfield and leading choreographers including The Squared Division and Mitchell Woodcock.

In 2017 Felicia had the pleasure of working with Kelley Abbey, as part of the cast of Opera Australia’s Carmen performed on Sydney Harbour.

With a gift for working with children and sharing her incredible talent and technique with young dancers, Felicia is one of Sydney’s favourite dance teachers.

Cat Santos

Cat is one of Sydney’s most exciting and passionate dancers and choreographers. Trained extensively in all forms of dance and holding a Certificate IV in Dance from Brent Street Studios, Cat loves being on stage but is also a creative force who nurtures and explores her inventiveness through choreography and knows how bring ideas to life.

As a performer, Cat has appeared on numerous Australian TV Series including X Factor AU, The Voice Australia and Dance Academy and has performed with Artists such as Nick Jonas, Ricky Martin, Dannii Minogue, Flo Rida, Timomatic and Delta Goodrem. Cat has also been seen on stage as part of The Dream Dance Company in several seasons.

In 2012, Catarina worked with Kelley Abbey, one of her long-time inspirations, as part of the cast of Opera Australia’s Carmen performed on Sydney Harbour. That same year she joined contemporary company Tannos + Choice (produced by Marko Panzic) where she assisted choreographer Stephen Tannos. This lead to Cat assisting Tannos throughout the entire 2014 season of So You Think You Can Dance Australia on Channel 10.

Cat has continuously refined her creative skills through assisting many leading choreographers including Matt Lee, Marko Panzic, and ‘The Squared Division’.  

Behind the scenes, Cat’s work has won many industry awards and she is in high demand as a choreographer, working on some of the biggest corporate events in Australia with clients including Westpac, MG, Stockland and The Victor Chang Heart Foundation Ball (all of whom were blown away by the work she produced and directed.)

Cat is one of Sydney’s most loved dance teachers and the passion and energy she brings to her classes is second to none.

Ana Maria Belo

Graduating from NIDA in 1998, Ana Maria has carved out an impressive career for herself in the entertainment industry.

Ana Maria has had starring roles in Fame and Hair and was nominated for a Green Room Award for her portrayal of Jeanie in the latter. Her other theatre credits include Sarah in The Listmaker for Bell Shakespeare Company; Noises Off for Ensemble Theatre Company playing Booke/Vicki;, Connie in Dr Akars Women for Griffin Theatre Company; Fantail in Company B’s production of Snugglepot & Cuddlepie, and Annelle in the acclaimed Australian tour of Steel Magnolias.

Ana Maria has also made her mark on screen with Australian television credits including All Saints, Home & Away and White Collar Blue and in the UK she has appeared on According to Bex and Life Begins.

Ana Maria has also had roles in the film A Cold Summer and The Book of Revelation. Ana wis also the recipient of the ‘Tropfest Women in Film Award’ for her short film Things to Do, which she wrote, produced, co-directed and starred in. Her short film Magic also won the Peoples Choice Award at The Projects Film Festival in Sydney.

Ana Maria is one of the most well respected acting teachers and coaches in Australia and currently teaches acting and musical theatre at The McDonald College.

Sophie Holloway

After training from a young age under Bernadette Langshaw-Clark, Sophie hit the Australian scene as a commercial dancer and model, featuring on TV shows including So You Think You Can Dance Australia, The Wiggles and Dance Academy. From there, Sophie landed a coveted role in the ensemble of performers in Baz Lurhmann’s film The Great Gatsby, as well as contributing her talents to the film Razzle Dazzle. Sophie then took her talents to the seas where she was a featured dancer on the Carnival Cruise Lines and has also worked in Bonnie Lythgoe’s Pantomime’s Cinderella, The Adventures of Peter Pan, Tinkerbell, and Jack and the Beanstalk.

Chasing her ultimate dream, Sophie made her way to New York City in 2014 where she became the first Australian to land a spot in the prestigious Radio City Rockettes. She has consistently been selected for the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (NBC), numerous marketing campaigns and US talk shows with the Rockettes. Specifically, she performed with Michael Buble in his Christmas In New York special (NBC), Teen Vogue’s special with Maddie Ziegler and The Rockettes, NBC’S The Today Show and the 2017 Rockefeller Tree Lighting Ceremony. Her favourite performance to date would be dancing with The Rockettes at the 71st Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in 2017. 

Sophie is in great demand to share her talent and technique with students and young dancers flock to her classes all around Australia. 

Casey Burgess

Casey Burgess is an established actress, musician, voice over artist and television presenter with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. 

She was a cast member of the internationally successful children’s ensemble Hi-5 from 2008-12.Hi-5 has been nominated for numerous ARIA & TV Week Logie Awards.

Her extensive television credits include roles in Home and Away, Rake, Tripping Over and White Collar Blue, Wonderland , Farscape and Don’t Blame Me. Casey has featured in the film My Husband My Killer, tele-movie Scorched and award winning short film ‘Checkpoint’ .

She hosted the television series Girl TV for Seven Network and has taken part in a number of live appearances as a presenter, including Carols in The Domain, The People’s Choice Awards, and featured on Channel 7’s live telethon performing ‘Moses’ on guitar and vocals.

Casey has performed in Annie The Musical and for GFO’s A Little Princess stage workshop.

Over the last 3 years Casey has made appearances on the panels of The Today Show on Channel 9 and The Morning Show on Channel 7 as breakfast TV panelist, as well as hosting and acting as MC at live Events and functions around Australia.  

Casey is also still singing and dancing around the world the girl group The Diamonds as well as an acoustic duo.

Whenever she is not on stage or screen, Casey loves to pass on her knowledge and expertise to the next generation. She especially loves teaching children and teenagers how to connect with an audience in an on screen performance and how to nail film and television castings.