Meet the Cast:
Marc launched his career in 1998 modelling in Australia and over seas for a wide variety of clients including catalogue, editorial, runway and television commercials.
A trained actor, singer and dancer marc did a series of gruelling auditions for the lead role of 'Tony Manero' for the...
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A trained actor, singer and dancer marc did a series of gruelling auditions for the lead role of 'Tony Manero' for the...
Born and raised in Tupelo, Mississippi, Will left the deep South for NYC with big dreams of becoming a 'citified redneck'.
After graduating from Columbia University with an honors degree in Nursing, he bounced on to the national radar as a cast member of CBS's hit reality show Big...
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After graduating from Columbia University with an honors degree in Nursing, he bounced on to the national radar as a cast member of CBS's hit reality show Big...
KATE MONROE Australia's First Lady of House
Kate Monroe has been at the leading edge of dance culture for over a decade. One of the most in demand DJs in Australia Kate draws a crowd no matter where she is playing. Having repeatedly been voted one of the top 20 DJs in Australia by and...
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Kate Monroe has been at the leading edge of dance culture for over a decade. One of the most in demand DJs in Australia Kate draws a crowd no matter where she is playing. Having repeatedly been voted one of the top 20 DJs in Australia by and...
Whilst other boys were reading "Lord of the Rings" Gabriel was busy reading Vogue, swatting up on the hot new looks and the fiercest places to go. He yearned for the nightlife, and often skipped out of the house late at night to go and party in his customised wanna-be Jean-Paul Gauthier. He soon established himself on the London club - scene with his trademark bolshiness that only a cocky teenager can deliver. He was a feisty sixteen year old, in Westwood, with a lollipop and hat cocked to the side that could roll-call all the staff from the Café de Paris, Atlantic and Denim.
Fast-forward a year to when he left school and decided to become a stylist, a job he dreamed about. The ability to shop on other people's money and telling them they looked a hot mess? - He was in element. Gabriel went to Paris for a while and realized that he hated the Parisian scene, but loved the city. He modelled for a month, danced regularly on cult-TV show The Word and continued styling. He soon became an accomplished stylist, doing jobs for credits and not very much money, when his path came across Heaven's infamous doorway. He started doing the door at Heaven and other venues, openings and fashionable parties, before concentrating on club promoting and taking over Heaven's infamous Wednesday nighter -- Fruit Machine. His vision was to broaden the club, to diversify the crowd and make this night accessible to all. Fruit Machine has been the springboard for many club personalities that are well known today. Past acts that have performed here, to name a few, include: Madonna, Blu Cantrell, George Michael, Cher, Pet Shop Boys, Grace Jones, Peaches, Fat Boy Slim, Paul Van Dyke, Jon Digweed, Danny Rampling & Junior Vasquez... the list goes on.
Gabriel still runs the hugely successful Fruit Machine, as well as hosting parties for magazines, fashion launches and record companies. Gabriel also writes for style magazines All Access & Issue One and regularly contributes to QX. He has recently turned his hand to TV presenting and has made cameo appearance on Trouble's Bump & Grind II, as a guest judge.
So what does the future hold for him?
With a fashion line, TV career and a minimal singing recording contract all in the air, who knows what the future holds? All he does know is that being an international IT boy is non-negotiable and a life of parties, fashion and excess are all guaranteed.
Fast-forward a year to when he left school and decided to become a stylist, a job he dreamed about. The ability to shop on other people's money and telling them they looked a hot mess? - He was in element. Gabriel went to Paris for a while and realized that he hated the Parisian scene, but loved the city. He modelled for a month, danced regularly on cult-TV show The Word and continued styling. He soon became an accomplished stylist, doing jobs for credits and not very much money, when his path came across Heaven's infamous doorway. He started doing the door at Heaven and other venues, openings and fashionable parties, before concentrating on club promoting and taking over Heaven's infamous Wednesday nighter -- Fruit Machine. His vision was to broaden the club, to diversify the crowd and make this night accessible to all. Fruit Machine has been the springboard for many club personalities that are well known today. Past acts that have performed here, to name a few, include: Madonna, Blu Cantrell, George Michael, Cher, Pet Shop Boys, Grace Jones, Peaches, Fat Boy Slim, Paul Van Dyke, Jon Digweed, Danny Rampling & Junior Vasquez... the list goes on.
Gabriel still runs the hugely successful Fruit Machine, as well as hosting parties for magazines, fashion launches and record companies. Gabriel also writes for style magazines All Access & Issue One and regularly contributes to QX. He has recently turned his hand to TV presenting and has made cameo appearance on Trouble's Bump & Grind II, as a guest judge.
So what does the future hold for him?
With a fashion line, TV career and a minimal singing recording contract all in the air, who knows what the future holds? All he does know is that being an international IT boy is non-negotiable and a life of parties, fashion and excess are all guaranteed.
