Jaynee Chan is a 10-year-old Year 5 student at Harrow International School Hong Kong. She began learning singing and piano at the age of five, developing a strong passion and dedication to music over the years. As one of the Harrow Young Musicians, Jaynee actively participates in the school’s Music Ensembles and has been a long-standing member of the choir, demonstrating her commitment to musical performance. Beyond school, she has taken part in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival and various public singing competitions, gaining invaluable stage experience and confidence. Last year, Jaynee performed in the school’s musical production Dr. Dolittle. This year, she is honoured to take on the leading role of Luna in Quiet, marking her first appearance in an interschool musical production.

Hayley is 10 this year and attends Harrow International School Hong Kong. She is a dedicated member of her lower school choir and chamber choir. Her musical theatre journey includes playing Grace Farrell in “Annie Jr”, Berta in “Dr. Dolittle” and most recently as the leading female role of Elsa in “Frozen Jr”. Hayley has been invited to perform solo at various school events, recitals, and Christmas concerts. Hayley has also starred in various public performances. She sang solo on the Television Broadcasts Limited – HK Kids Programme “Hands Up” in 2021. In 2024, Hayley performed at the HKIA Arts & Culture Festival. In 2025, Hayley performed as a soloist with the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Cultural Center, the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong at the Hong Kong City Hall and most recently with the Asiartic Camerata at Soho House. Hayley will also be performing as a soloist in 2 cabarets at the Xiqu Centre in 2026. Hayley has participated in several musical festivals and competitions. In 2024, she achieved third place in the Global Interschool Music Talent Contest and was a Silver Prize winner in the Hong Kong Professional Singing Competition 2025 (Musical Theatre Group). Outside of singing, Hayley also plays the piano and enjoys doing gymnastics, drawing and cooking.

Chloe is an 11-year-old Year 7 student at Harrow International School Hong Kong, began her musical journey at five years old. Since then, she has developed a strong passion for performing on stage, especially excelling in high-pitched vocals. With a natural drive to perform and a confident stage presence, Chloe has participated in numerous music competitions and performances. Apart from her singing talent, Chloe is a cheerful and kind-hearted girl who brings warmth to those around her. She is creatively inclined, often engaging in drawing, dancing, and trying out new artistic pursuits.

Melissa Lee is 13 years old and in Year 8 at Harrow International School Hong Kong. She began to learn how to sing and play the violin at the young age of 3 and has developed an instant love for music. Melissa enjoys playing different pieces of music from various composers including Mozart and Beethoven. She is a member of her school orchestra and has performed in several concerts. She also enjoys singing and has been a member of the Hong Kong Children’s Choir since she was 4 years old. She has achieved the ABRSM Grade 8 level and is preparing for the LTCL exams. Outside of music, Melissa enjoys reading, cooking and spending time with her family. She continues to pursue her goals of learning different types of music and concert performances.

Marcus Ng is 9 years old and is a Year 5 Leader at Harrow International School Hong Kong. As a dedicated young musician, he has achieved distinctions in Grade 8 piano and Grade 5 cello, and continues to challenge himself with performance-level piano pieces and advanced cello repertoire. At school, Marcus is an active member of the Senior Strings Orchestra, where he enjoys piano and cello performances in ensembles, concerts, assemblies and various occasions. Beyond his instrumental talents, Marcus is passionate about singing and acting, which makes his role in this musical especially meaningful. He is eager to bring his energy and creativity to the stage and looks forward to sharing this performance with the audience. Marcus enjoys reading and sports. He is also a member of Harrow’s football team, where he demonstrates teamwork and determination.

Truman Yip, 11, is a Year 7 Music Scholar at Harrow International School Hong Kong and a member of the Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education. As a versatile young musician, he excels in singing and percussion, and is passionate about composition and lyric writing. His impressive stage presence has already earned recognition: in 2025 he starred as Michael Banks in Mary Poppins at school, and in 2024 he was a vocal solo finalist in the Hong Kong City Chamber Orchestra’s Snowman concert. Truman’s percussion achievements are particularly distinguished, with multiple championships and first runner‑up titles at the 75th - 78th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, and a second prize at the 8th IPEA International Percussion Competition in 2025. Beyond music, he is also an award winning athlete in figure skating, and the published author of two children’s storybooks in Chinese and English.

Hannah is a passionate young musician dedicated to the art of both piano and vocal performance. Her musical journey began at the age of three with the piano. Through exceptional talent and consistent dedication, she achieved straight Distinctions in her ABRSM Grades 1, 4, 5(theory), 7 and 8 Piano examinations. Hannah has also gained extensive stage experience through numerous large-scale competitions, including the 89th Steinway & Sons International Children & Youth Piano Competition, the Hong Kong International Piano Competition and the Hong Kong Children and Youth Piano Contest, where she earned Champions and Gold Award respectively. Hannah was also awarded the Young Musician of the Year 2025 in her school – Harrow International School Hong Kong. Seeking to broaden her artistic expression, Hannah began studying vocal performance under the renowned instructor Ms. Yanna Chan last year. Under this expert guidance, she is systematically refining her vocal technique, exploring the full potential of her voice, and learning to integrate her deep piano background with her singing. For Hannah, music is more than technical skill—it is a language of emotion and a form of personal expression. She continues to pursue her artistic path, speaking through the keys of the piano and the power of her voice.

Giselle Wong is 10 years old and is in Year 5 at Harrow International School Hong Kong. She likes to play Piano and Guitar and developed a love for musicals along with music. She once performed at West End Stage in London and loved it so much. After that she decided to join Chamber Choir in her school. When she got invited to join the QUIET the musical, she was overjoyed, and immediately signed up. This will be her second time on stage to preform a musical. Along with music, Giselle enjoys listening to songs and singing. She has also developed a love for reading and art and hopes to be an actor one day.

Chloe Jiang is 15 years old and is in Grade 10 at Harrow Hong Kong Children School. Chloe enjoys music from films and musicals. She is a member of her school choir, and has participated in several school concerts. This is her first musical appearance.

Margaret Yang is a high school freshman at Harrow Hengqin. Her love for drama and musicals began since her participation in Seussical Jr. at the age of 9 and has participated in multiple productions since, as the role of both an actress and Assistant Director. Margaret enjoys singing pop songs (specifically Taylor Swift) in her free time and hopes to become a film director in the future. Outside of academia, she is an enthusiastic podcast producer, figure skater, and MUNer. This is her fourth production appearance.

Abigail Chiu is an eight-year-old Year 4 student at Harrow International School Hong Kong. She is a member of the Lower School Senior and Chamber Choirs and a lead singer in the Lower School Pop Band Ensemble, where she demonstrates confidence and versatility. She continues to develop her stage presence through LAMDA Drama and Performance, earning a Merit in the LAMDA Entry Level Award in Solo Acting Performance. In 2025, she received a Silver Award in Vocal Solo at the 77th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival. Quiet marks her first musical performance.

Isabelle Ng is 8 years old and is a Year 4 student at Harrow International School Hong Kong. She loves music and has won numerous awards in piano, harp, cello and singing. She is an active member of Harrow’s Chamber Choir and Senior Strings Orchestra, and enjoys performing in ensembles, concerts and assemblies. She was proud to be the first runner-up (piano) of the Lower School Young Musician of the Year Competition. She is very excited to take part in this musical and to perform on stage with her friends. Outside of music, Isabelle enjoys reading and drawing. Her favourite colour is purple, and her favourite character is Kuromi.