Winner of 7 'Mo' awards and an 'Ace' award for Best Female Vocal Performer Of The Year, Jane was only 11 years old when she leapt to national stardom as one of the original members of the popular long-running television show Young Talent Time. Her long list of television credits includes four years as a weekly regular on the ABC's The Saturday Show and The Rolf Harris Show. Through the years her numerous regular appearances on national variety shows like the Don Lane, Bert Newton, Mike Walsh, Ray Martin, The Midday Show, Good Morning Australia, In Melbourne Tonight, Carols By Candlelight, and three years as a regular on the HG and Roy Show, have established her as one of the most successful and popular female performers in Australian today.

Constantly in demand for performances in live venues right around Australia and in the corporate arenas, Jane has in the past toured with Ronnie Corbett, Rolf Harris, Neil Sedaka, and has delighted audiences in Kuala Lumpar, Penang, Singapore, Hong Kong, Hawaii, Greece and Japan.

An accomplished singer/dancer/actress, she was first introduced to musical theatre at the age of 17 when she was selected to play the lead role opposite Noel Ferrier in the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of Cinderella. Later she appeared as Gretchen in The Student Prince. In 1995 she teamed up with her husband Paul Martell to produce a new musical comedy theatre show called Fractured Fairytales, which was well received in Sydney and nominated for a 'Mo' award. In 1996, she was one of 3 Australians selected to star in the Gordon Frost Organization's production of the hit broadway musical, Smokey Joe's Café, and in 1998, she received rave reviews as Sandy in Grease, the Arena Spectacular, performing to well over half a million people in Australia and New Zealand. In 2000/2001 she played the role of Lily St Regis in the hit musical Annie in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Then in October, 2001 she was invited to resume the role of Sandy in Grease, the Mega Musical touring with the show for only a short period of time as a special guest performer.

Her other highlights include performing the National Anthem to 97,000 people at the World Cup soccer qualifier between Australia and Iran at the MCG in 1997; the 1998 Coca-Cola AFL Grand Final ceremony and the official openings of both Stadium Australia in 1999 and the Melbourne Colonial Stadium in 2000. Later she returned to Stadium Australia for the Bledislow Cup as well as performing the anthem again at the Sydney Cricket Ground on January 2nd, 2002.

Throughout 2006-7, Jane made numerous appearances at the Crown Casino and the Burswood Casino, as part of their Showstoppers production shows. And in 2007, Jane teamed up with legendary pop idol, Marty Rhone, in a new show called Denim and Lace.

Jane now continues her impressive live performances right around Australia as a solo artist, as well as her stunning production show with husband Paul Martell and the Fiona Gage dancers.

Some of her reviews from recent years include:

WEEKEND INDEPENDENT... July 26. 1996
"Jane Scali, Simone Dee and David Dixon colorfully hold up the Aussie end creating a lively retrospective of the sensational songs of composing team Lieber and Stoller..." (Smokey Joes Café)

SUNDAY MAIL... December 22, 1996
"Smokey Joes Cafe rock and rolled into town in July/August with Jane Scali’s solo dance number leaving pulses racing..." (S.J.C)

SYDNEY MORNING HERALD... May 4, 1998
"Craig McLachlan and Dannii Minogue might get star billing but Anthony Warlow and Jane Scali steal the show..." (Grease the Arena Spectacular)

WEEKLY TIMES, May 20, 1998
"...the performance of the night belongs to Jane Scali as the goody-two-shoed Sandy. Scali shows her class…she looks perfect, her singing is superb and she handles the final transition to girl greaser with more than ample vamp..." (Grease, the...)

JOHN LAWS (SUNDAY TELEGRAPH... August 8, 1998 )
"Keep your eye on Jane Scali. She has a ton of talent and a great future..." (Grease, the...)

THE LISTENER, (New Zealand) November 21, 1998
"But, really Scali's fantastic. The best singer in the show..." (Grease, the...)

SYDNEY STAR OBSERVER... Nov 19, 2000
"Philip Gould and Jane Scali as Rooster and Lily makes for a winning combination and they elevate the show to a higher standard. This pair of seasoned hoofers grab their moments and make the most of them. Jane Scali’s long legs almost steal the scene in the Easy Street number."

COURIER MAIL... May 26, 2001
"...and while Philip Gould (Rooster) and Jane Scali (Lily) arrive late in the piece, they make every one of their scenes a winner..." (Annie) For Further information contact: Paul Martell on 02) 9635 7699