Dale Burridge

Dale Burridge is one of Australia’s most accomplished concert and corporate entertainers, renowned for his versatility, charisma, and outstanding performances on stage and in concert halls worldwide. His career spans theatre, musicals, concerts, television, and corporate events, earning him a reputation as a consummate performer and entertainer.

Dale began his professional stage career in the 1980s, appearing as ‘Rolf’ in Britain’s acclaimed West End production of The Sound of Music. Returning to Australia in 1989, he created the role of Alan Courtney in Seven Little Australians, and went on to perform in Anything Goes. He has had a long association with Les Misérables and starred as Raoul opposite Marina Prior in the original Australian production of Phantom of the Opera. Dale also played Young Scrooge in the premiere Australian production of Scrooge – The Musical (1994) alongside Keith Michell.

Dale’s concert career has been equally distinguished. He has performed with Marina Prior at the Sydney Opera House, at the Melbourne Concert Hall in An Evening with Fred and Ginger alongside Rhonda Burchmore, and in From Brigadoon to Broadway with the Australian Pops Orchestra. He has featured in Morning Melodies Christmas concerts, guest appearances with the Canberra, Tasmania, and Queensland Symphony Orchestras, and performed on the QE2 cruise liner for international audiences.

His television appearances include regular performances on Bert Newton’s Good Morning Australia and other variety shows, as well as a role in a Wiggles film. Dale has also been a guest performer at major launches, conventions, and special events across Australia and Asia, including the Darling Harbour Christmas Concert and Australia Day Concert.

Dale Burridge continues to captivate audiences with his exceptional vocal talent, stage presence, and professionalism, making him one of Australia’s most sought-after musical and corporate entertainers.