Evan Dim

Evan Dim is an exciting guitarist who has begun making a name for himself in London’s West End theatre district. At 25, his career has already been remarkably varied, thanks to his fluency in numerous musical styles. At 18, he began his studies as a scholarship recipient at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, then ranked among the top three performing arts schools in the world. There, he honed his skills as a classical musician, performing for distinguished audiences including (then) HRH Prince Charles and the Duke of Buccleuch.

The St. Catharines Standard in Canada later featured him in an article titled “Evan Dim Plays His Guitar on the World Stage,” in which the publication discussed his royal performance and the promising early career of a young musician from a small town in Canada making his mark abroad.

Evan continued to build on his success, receiving the 2019 Musician’s Company Award in London after competing at one of England’s most prestigious venues, Wigmore Hall. He later went on to win the North East Classical Guitar Society Award, record Concierto de Aranjuez with orchestra alongside the assistant conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, and was invited to perform and teach masterclasses in Slovenia.

Upon completing his studies, Evan was booked by a UK agency to perform electric guitar alongside prominent UK entertainers, including X Factor winners Joe McElderry (2008) and Matt Terry (2016), West End star Alice Fearn, La Voix, and more. This new career path led him to move to London and pursue theatre full-time.

In his spare time, Evan writes music with Guys and Dolls star and Lord of the Rings actor Andrew Richardson.