Join us for a dazzling afternoon or evening of showstopping songs and unforgettable melodies in Borders to Broadway — a spectacular live concert celebrating the very best of musical theatre, and Eastgate’s very first in-house production!
Featuring a cast of outstanding professional singers accompanied by a brilliant live pianist, this two-hour performance takes audiences on a musical journey through over 25 iconic shows.
From golden-age classics to modern masterpieces, the programme includes hits from My Fair Lady, South Pacific, Oliver!, Wicked, Mary Poppins, Rent, Hadestown, A Chorus Line, and many more.
Whether you’re a lifelong theatre lover or discovering musicals for the first time, Borders to Broadway promises powerful vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and a night full of energy, emotion, and pure entertainment.
Sat 26 April // 14:30 & 19:30
Sun 27 April // 13:00 & 18:00
Meet The Cast
Fraser Morrison
Fraser is a freelance Creative & Musical Director and performer, originally from Cumbernauld, with over 10 years’ experience working in musical theatre across Central Scotland and Fife.
Directing credits include: School of Rock (Alhambra Theatre), Into the Woods, The Secret Garden, 9 to 5, Sunshine on Leith, Sister Act, Little Shop of Horrors (Cumbernauld Theatre), Joseph… Dreamcoat, Les Misérables, Honk, Legally Blonde (Carnegie Hall), Titanic (Airdrie Town Hall), Shout! The Musical, Caught In The Net (Edinburgh Fringe)
Musical directing credits include: Kinky Boots (Alhambra Theatre), Chicago, Jungle Book (Lochgelly Theatre), plus numerous concerts and cabarets across Scotland.
Performance credits include: Phantom/Piangi in The Phantom of the Opera (Scottish Youth Premiere), Javert in Les Misérables, Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Lt. Cable in South Pacific, Professor Callahan in Legally Blonde, and many more.
Aaron MacGregor
Aaron has been performing since the age of five and became the first Scottish actor cast as Gavroche in Les Misérables (Cameron Mackintosh), touring the UK and Ireland.
Theatre credits include: Tiny Tim in Scrooge (Limelight), Joseph (Limelight Carnegie Youth, 2023), Marius in Les Misérables (Movies to Musicals), Jean Valjean (Limelight Carnegie Youth, 2024), and Nativity! The Musical (UK Tour). In 2024, he won the junior final of West End Calling and made his West End debut in Roles We’ll Never Play (Lyric Theatre).
TV/Film credits include: Outlander, Princess Mirror-Belle, Super Pups, and Kensuke’s Kingdom (lead role of Michael) alongside Cillian Murphy, Sally Hawkins, and Ken Watanabe.
Gill Deas
Gill trained at the University of Cumbria and has performed extensively in musical theatre and live music.
Theatre credits include: The Witch in Into the Woods, Countess Charlotte Malcolm in A Little Night Music, Maureen in Rent, Sheila in Hair, Mrs Loveit in The Man of Mode, and Teenage Greek Chorus in How I Learned to Drive.
Other credits include: Vocalist in Encore, backing vocals for Blanket’s album How To Let Go, and lead vocals for The Tracks function band.
Lewis Kerr
Lewis (he/him) is a Scottish actor who has performed nationwide – from the Edinburgh Fringe to touring with Scottish Opera.
Theatre credits include: Moe/Understudy in Mother Goose (Gaiety Theatre, Ayr), Soloist in Encore! (Cumbernauld Theatre), Ensemble/Swing in Aladdin (Perth Theatre), Jack Frost in Santa’s Invitation and Ringmaster in The Adventures of Dumbo (Kevali Productions, Dubai), Tybalt/Paris in Romantic Romeo (Captivate Theatre), Cobweb in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Scottish Opera Tour)
TV/Film credits include: Bogart in Crazy Daisys (HeeHaw Ltd.)
Other credits include: Warped, Athena and Drive Lounge Vol.3 with Perfect Forth.
Robin Mackenzie
Robin is a Scottish actor, singer and musician with a BA in Musical Theatre from The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Theatre credits include: Andy’s Man Club: The Musical (Genesis Theatre), Ya Wee Dickie McWhittington, Ya Wee Beauty and the Beastie, Ya Wee Sleeping Beauty (King’s Theatre Kirkcaldy), Ceilidh (Foresight Theatre), ENCORE! (Cumbernauld Theatre), and Hamish and Garia (Glasgow Life).
Stephanie MacGaraidh
Stephanie trained at the Guildford School of Acting and has toured across the UK and US with a range of musical and classical roles.
Theatre credits include: Arran in Islander (UK/US Tour), Mistress Ford & Others/Musician in Merry Wives of Windsor (Folksy Theatre), Swing in A Mother’s Song (Macrobert Arts Centre), Billie Bones/Captain Smollett/Musician/Puppeteer in Treasure Island (Cumbernauld Theatre & 2025 Scottish Tour), Swing in Friends! The Musical Parody (UK & Ireland Tour)
Other credits include: Eilidh in What Are We Called? (Blotched Ink, Short Film), Ellory in The Last Delivery (Westminster Film School), First Witch & Others in Macbeth (Almost Tangible Audio Drama – award-winning), and a OneVoice ‘Best Narrator’ nominee.
Victoria Robertson
Victoria trained at the University of St Andrews and was awarded the Agnes Maclean Welsh vocal scholarship for classical soprano.
Theatre credits include: Shezza in 11 – A New Musical, Paisley in Fling! A New Musical, Blues! (Edinburgh Fringe)
Other performance credits include: Featured soloist in Movies to Musicals (Usher Hall), Scottish Variety Gala (Clyde Auditorium), and lead vocals with The Razz Big Band, Woohoo Function Band, and The Red Hot Chilli Pipers.
