Leon Fallon, better known as 'Outback Aussie', is a Professional Musician, Singer,
Songwriter, Actor and Children's Entertainer. Leon trained in New York and is a graduate
of the Maggie Flanigan Acting Studio, and studied dance at Dance New Amsterdam.
Leon is the creator, co-writer and producer of music and lyrics for Outback Aussie,
and has been performing The Outback Aussie Show in New York since 2006.
In this time, Leon has performed the OutbackAussie Show in venues such as
New York's Central Park and The Tribeca Film Festival, as well as private parties.
He has built a strong celebrity following, performing for the kids of Brooke Shields,
Christy Turlington and Ed Burns, Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, Jerry and
Jessica Seinfeld, and Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber. Leon was also fortunate
enough to be invited to read a fairytale story for Princess Mary, Crown Princess
of Denmark at a special children's Prince and Princess Party.
John Field is one of the biggest selling children's songwriters
today. John is a three time APRA Award Winner, having written
over 250 songs for The Wiggles (including Hot Potato and
Dorothy The Dinosaur), and is the co-writer and producer of
music and lyrics for outback Aussie.
John fronts the high octane, eight piece band "The John Field
Band" - a wild, improvised descent into organised, electrified
mayhem.
John has written ten national top forty hits and most recently
has written, recorded and produced a musical titled
'Who Loves Me?' which he plans to stage later this year.
Jess is the quintessential all round talent. She has appeared as a feature dancer on the 'So You Think You Can Dance' finale, in addition to hosting and appearing in a range of high profile productions for children including Dora the Explorer for Nickelodeon; High School Musical - the live show; and Barbie for Mattel.
The quality of Jess' vocal ability is only surpassed by the infectious warmth of her personality. Her down to earth appeal makes her a natural for children's entertainment.
At just 19 years of age, Dan was awarded the prestigious B.B.M. Drama Grant to study acting in the UK. He undertook studies in drama, musical theatre, voiceover, and physical theatre at the London Academy of Dramatic Art before completing a stint at the New York Film Academy.
Since returning to Australia, Dan has featured in several Australian feature and short films including the soon to be released "Short Beach".
