HELEN IS A WEST END MUSICIAN AND HAS A WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE IN MUSICAL THEATRE, TOURING AND TV & FILM.
A Little About Helen
Helen graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with a BMus in Piano Performance. She then travelled the world playing on cruise ships performing many concerts as a soloist and with a variety of ensembles.
On her return, she was asked to play on the Andrew Lloyd Webber UK Tour of Whistle down the Wind and from that moment, she found her love for Musical Theatre and continued to do shows ever since!
Helen now tutors piano, plays on shows where possible, but loves teaching and working with the community choirs and always makes sure that there is an excellent live band to play for the big concerts. Helen is very grateful to all the local and West End musicians that come and play for the choir, creating a unique opportunity that any community choir would be proud of!
West End Credits Include
Whistle Down the Wind, Guys and Dolls, Sound of Music, Lord of The Rings, Hairspray, West Side Story, Caroline of Change, Calico, Brighton Rock, Marguerite, Spamalot, Sister Act, Love Never Dies, The Seagull, Crazy for You, Wizard of Oz, Jersey Boys, The Car Man, Chicago, Chorus Line, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, Woman in White and Scrooge – where she appears on the cast recording.
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Touring Credits Include
Evita, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Blood Brothers, Aspects of Love, Crush, Me and My Girl, Funny Girl, Matilda, The Producers, King and I, Ruthie Henshall Tour, Raymond Gubbay concerts, Moscow City Ballet, The European Chamber Opera. Children’s MD for Shrek the Musical, Children’s MD for Les Misérables. Associate MD for Royal Shakespeare Company. Hairspray International tour (KL and Singapore), Athens Radio Symphony Orchestra, Greece.
Back To Top About Helen West End Credits TV & Film
TV & Film
Sky TV - ‘Hairspray’.
Granada TV - ‘This Morning’.
Piano tutor for Lily Collins on the film ‘Tolkien’ for Fox Spotlight.
She was the pianist for Helena Bonham Carter in ‘Nolly’ for ITV.