About Us

Dan Graham founded 1950s rock and roll quartet The Bluejays in 2012, a group devoted to bringing quality vintage sounds to the world of private functions. Three years later, when Oliver Seymour Marsh joined the band as frontman, the pair hatched a plot to bring their combined experience in West End, International and UK touring theatre together to create their very own production.

Now, with two successful shows on their roster and over a hundred theatres visited annually, Bluejays Productions is expanding operations with a view to producing more high quality shows, bringing the very best in touring theatre experiences to audiences across the UK and beyond.

Dan trained at Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA gaining a Bachelor of Music performance degree as well as playing drums in sessions and live gigs in Boston, New York, Canada and Philadelphia alongside jazz and rock artists such as Esperanza Spalding, Vinnie Colauita, John Robinson and Meshell Nedegeocello.

Theatre credits include: Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story (UK and Germany No.1 Tour), Dreamboats & Petticoats (West End and UK Tour), Rock ‘n’ Roll Heaven (No.1 UK Tour), Save the Last Dance For Me (No.1 UK Tour), Three Steps to Heaven (No.1 UK Tour) and A Tribute to Bill Kenwright (London Palladium).

TV credits include: Ladbrokes 2021 ‘Euros’ TV ad campaign, Nationwide McCain Pizza ad campaign and Stephen Poliakoff’s Dancing on the Edge for BBC TV. I

After forming The Bluejays in 2012, Dan co-wrote the show Rock and Roll Revolution for the band before writing and producing Rave On in 2020.

His extensive live theatre credits include: Carl Perkins in the original West End production of Million Dollar Quartet (Noel Coward Theatre), Buddy in Buddy – the Buddy Holly Story (UK and International Tour and in Lubbock, Texas), One Man, Two Guvnors (UK and International Tour for National Theatre), The Beaux Stratagem ( The Olivier, National Theatre), Murder Ballad (The Arts Theatre), Dreamboats & Petticoats (UK Tour) and The Dumb Waiter (John Gielgud Theatre, RADA).

Ollie has been a voiceover artist for ten years and is represented by Another Tongue. You’ve almost certainly heard his voice on the radio. Campaigns include work for Coca Cola, Lego, Amex, Disney, FIFA, Amazon, TFL and the BBC.

Rave On is Ollie’s second co-written theatre show. He was co-creator of Rock and Roll Revolution, a production he toured around the UK for three years.