Theatre) with John Challis, Sue Holderness, Aled Jones. 2009/2010 - Muddles in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Richmond Theatre). 2010/2011 - Jangles in Sleeping Beauty (Richmond Theatre) with Anita Dobson replacing Brian Blessed who was unwell. 2012/2013 - Wishee Washee in Aladdin (Richmond Theatre). 2014/2015 - Buttons in Cinderella (New Wimbledon Theatre) with Linda Gray, Matthew Kelly, Wayne Sleep. 2016/2017 - Idle Jack in Dick Whittington (New Wimbledon Theatre) with Matthew Kelly, Arlene Phillips. 2019/2020 - Buttons in Cinderella (Fairfield Halls, Croydon) with Ore Oduba, Cat Sandion. Music Vine's musical talents, aside from the comedy songs in his act, include playing the guitar, bass, piano and drums. He occasionally plays the drums at his church. He was in several bands, including alongside his brother Jeremy in The Flared Generation, which Smash Hits magazine described as "the most unfashionable punk band in the country. Vine has released three novelty music albums, Pretend Popstar - Fake Hits, Dance Floor Gridlock and Angus Crunch and the Nepali Flautist. Vine is a huge Elvis Presley fan, and has been since Elvis died in 1977; he has a picture of the rock and roll legend in every room at home. The megastar was Vine’s Specialist Subject on Celebrity Mastermind and his inspiration for performing to Viva Las Vegas on Comic Relief Does Fame Academy. In August 2019, Vine’s Plastic Elvis tribute act was a sell-out at the Edinburgh Fringe. On 6 January 2020, Plastic Elvis was the Dictionary Corner Guest on Countdown, plugging the 2020 UK tour, which was later postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and rescheduled for autumn 2021 through spring 2022. Although promotional material states "This is NOT a stand up comedy show", Vine's regular support act comic/magician John Archer plays Big Buddy Holly. David Martin, who wrote four of the show’s Elvis numbers, sings a duet with Plastic. Music is performed by The High Noon Band (UK) with backing vocals by Josie Quinn Abraham. In May 2020, when the Eurovision Song Contest was cancelled due to the covid pandemic, Vine competed in the Isolation Song Contest representing Romania with his home-filmed, self-composed entry Room Mania. John Archer also made several appearances in shots from his own house. The event raised around £40,000 for the homeless charity Crisis, Refuge (which supports female domestic abuse survivors) and The Trussell Trust food banks. Podcasts and YouTube In December 2007, Vine launched his first