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Sabrina Aloueche is an English musical theatre actress. She is best known for her role as Scaramouche in the musical We Will Rock You[1] and her roles as Young Cosette and Éponine in the London productions of Les Misérables.
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Sabrina Aloueche grew up listening to movie musicals, especially Annie.[2] Inspired by the singing and dancing, she attended Sylvia Young Theatre School.[2] When she was seven years old, she was cast as Young Cosette at the Palace Theatre's production of Les Misérables.[2] As a teenager, she made many TV appearances and especially enjoyed acting in drama shows.[2] Aloueche later played the part of Éponine in Les Misérables at the Queen's Theatre[3] where she was also cast to play the same part in the 21st anniversary show that was recorded for a BBC radio broadcast. On 2008, Aloueche began her run as Scaramouche in Ben Elton and Brian May’s We Will Rock You, the role she is best known for.[4] She also originated the role of Belle in the workshop of Starlight Express under the direction of Andrew Lloyd Webber.[4]
