Helena studied Classical Singing at the Birmingham Conservatoire and Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music, and enjoys singing in many different styles including – pop, soul, funk, jazz, folk, MT, a capella, classical and baroque.

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Performing experience includes, concerts, opera, church services, musical theatre, cabaret and session work. She can currently be heard on the soundtrack of ‘Phaedra’ at the National Theatre.

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A strong sight-reader and experienced choral singer, Helena is one of the two sopranos in the professional Octet at St. John’s Wood Church.

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She has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company for over a decade, singing live for many shows, including the RSC’s first live broadcast to cinema and a world tour, she also appears on theatre music recordings​ and was a soloist for ‘The RSC - A Musical 50 Years’, a concert celebrating musicals produced by the RSC.

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Most recently she was a session vocalist for rehearsals of ‘My Neighbour Totoro’, and a member of the vocal quartet for the Barbican run of 'The Comedy of Errors', which included an improvised vocal guitar solo!