Trained at Liverpool Theatre School, Graham Bickley made his professional debut with the vocal group Stutz Bear Cats, appearing on television and in concert all over the world. He made his West End debut in the musical They're Playing Our Song at the Shaftesbury Theatre and went on to appear in the hit show The Pirates of Penzance at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. It was in the highly successful musical Les Miserables that Graham came to fame in the role of Marius. This led to his big break on television playing "Joey" in the hit BBC series Bread. He also appeared in a stage version of Bread which was seen at London's Dominion Theatre. In recent years he has appeared in the musical Which Witch at the Piccadilly Theatre and a number of pantomimes including Cinderella at the Richmond Theatre and Aladdin at the New Victoria Theatre, Woking. He has also starred in several concerts featuring the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber at St Paul's Cathedral and the Royal Albert Hall, He also starred in the West End playing "Chris" in Miss Saigon at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and "Joe Gillis" in Sunset Boulevard at the Adelphi Theatre.

Various album recordings including Calamity Jane, Kiss Me Kate, Phantom of The Opera, Hair, West End The Concert, The Fantasticks, Metropolis, Which Witch and he has just completed his solo album, all for JAY Records.