Tony McGill is one of Australia’s leading show musicians. He has been Musical Director and accompanist for many Australian stars including Marina Prior, Nancye Hayes, Rob Guest, Peter Cousens, Toni Lamond and Hugh Jackman.

Tony’s musical theatre credits include Baby, Anything Goes, The Phantom of the Opera and Sunset Boulevard. He is also an actor, and his onstage credits include Annie, Amadeus, The Three Sisters, A Chorus of Disapproval, 42nd Street and The Secret Garden.

Tony was a founding member of the vocal sensation Combo Fiasco. With this group he toured extensively for twelve years in cabaret and concert throughout Australia and internationally. In 1998, Combo Fiasco burst onto the New York cabaret scene where they played to packed houses and rave reviews, culminating in a performance on the NBC Today Show. They were then invited to open the 1998 New York Cabaret Convention, the first non-American act to ever be honored in this way. The group performed at the Sydney Arts Festival, Melbourne International Festival, Brisbane Festival, Queensland Biennial Festival and the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Combo Fiasco performed on numerous television and radio Shows, recorded three CD’s and were also in demand for major corporate events. Tony most recently performed in the Maltby & Shire revue Close than Ever at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival directed by Richard Maltby and David Shire.

In Singapore, he is the Head of Musical Theatre at LaSalle-College of the Arts.