Bobby was invited to be a client of Sandra's at Sandra Singer Associates at the age of 6, when she talent spotted him in a local show. Bobby has had an amazing start to his career. By the age of 7 he had auditioned for Disney USA, and had been offered the role of "Patch" In "Patch's London Adventure" 101 Dalmatians II, as the lead voice of Patch. Not only was it an amazing experience but Bobby and his mum were flown as V.I.P's to L.A. to be at the world premiere, including a personal tour of Disneyland, Universal Studio. Disney also invited Bobby and his friends from stage school to a private showing, including a party and entertainment at Disney H.Q in London.

At age 7 Bobby joined Singer Stage School where he continued his training for the industry, and is now also a very talented dancer. Bobby had a great time filming with the cast of House of Anubis and crew at Lime Pictures. He hopes you enjoy the series.

For any enquiries please e-mail Sandra Singer M.I.E.A.P
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The TV series made its debut in the USA on January 1st 2011, followed by its release in the UK, scheduled for January 2011. Bobby plays Mick, the school jock. Mick is blessed with a gift for most sports and is also conspicuously good-looking. He is very popular with the girls and at the start of the series he is dating Amber. Mick is not particularly academic so is something of a disappointment to his high achieving parents. Mick would love to make his father proud of him and wishes he could receive the kind of grades that Mara gets.

From Nickelodeon, in partnership with Belgium-based Studio 100, House of Anubis is a long-form mystery series and the first-ever Nickelodeon live-action show produced in Europe. Originally made for Nickelodeon in Holland, this new global version follows eight students trying to solve a hidden mystery at an English boarding school while dealing with the highs and lows of their teenage years. House of Anubis is produced in the UK by Lime Pictures (trailer).

Nickelodeon rang in the New Year with a ratings win with the series premiere of House of Anubis (Saturday, Jan. 1, 8 p.m. ET/PT). The hour-long premiere scored the top telecast on broadcast and basic cable with all kid and tween demos in its time period. The hour-long series premiere bested its closest competitor by double-digits with T9-14 (+21%) and averaged 2.4 million total viewers, a 4.0/846,000 T9-14, 4.4/952,000 K6-11 and 3.5/1.2 million K2-1.

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