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Stevie Nicholson (born 30 December 1983, in Melbourne, Australia) is an Australian actor, singer, dancer, and former member of the children's entertainment group Hi-5. He was a replacement for Tim Harding when the latter was injured in a road accident.
Biography[]
He attended St. Kevin's College in Melbourne. Before he became a member of Hi-5, he had worked at Brainstorm Productions on a show called Verbal Combat. In 2007, after Tim Harding announced that he would not be returning, Nicholson took his place as a permanent member until his departure at the end of 2015.
Trivia[]
- Stevie returned to Hi-5 for his last concert appearances in the Hi-5 Supers tour from December 2018 to November 2019.
- Today, Stevie is the creator and part of "Superdudes," along with cast members Allyce Martins and Simon McLachlan and illustrator Nick Rudich. Tanika Anderson and James Elmer replaced Martins and McLachlan for some time. He even wrote a book of the same name.
- Stevie is the only member to participate with three different generations of Hi-5, meeting almost all of the members, before being replaced by Lachie Dearing. In the following generations, he appeared as a member of the group:
Personal Life[]
After a few years of the end of Hi-5 House, Stevie married fellow former Hi-5 member Tanika Anderson in November 2019. They are now parents to a baby girl, Wild Mei Nicholson.
Gallery
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