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Helen trained in musical theatre at Mountview Academy after gaining a 1st Class degree in Performing Arts at Middlesex University. Helen was also a member of the National Youth Music Theatre, playing lead roles in Whistle Down the Wind (Sadler’s Wells; West Yorkshire Playhouse; Riverside Studios) and the Raven in Pendragon (Broadway, New York). However, her professional début took her back to her homeland, the Isle of Man, playing the role of Carmen in FAME at the Gaiety Theatre.

Helen’s theatre credits include Joanna in Sunset Boulevard (West End and Watermill Theatre), Miranda in The Blonde Bombshells of 1943 (national tour), The Nurse in Oh! What A Lovely War (Bolton Octagon), Jane in Salad Days (Greenwich Theatre, Devonshire Park Theatre), Pitti-Sing in Hot Mikado (Watermill Theatre), the title role in Peter Pan (Billingham Forum), The Evil Enchantress in Beauty and the Beast (Darwen Library Theatre), Gloria in Brassed Off (Oldham Coliseum), Jane in Salad Days (50th anniversary tour), Dorothy in Wizard of Oz (tour), title role in Cinderella (Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond), Bridie in an extract from Masquerade (International Playwriting Festival, Croydon Warehouse Theatre) and she created the role of Miss Davis in the Glenn Miller musical American Patrol (Mayflower Theatre). Helen also appeared in the BBC drama Capturing Mary.

Helen’s concert work includes soloist with The Sopranos Live (European and UK tours), Helen Power in Concert… A Musical Journey (Erin Arts Centre), Snappy Title (Pigalle Club), Readiness Is All (Cochrane Theatre), and the Singalong season at the Theatre Museum, Covent Garden. As a soloist for the highly acclaimed Incognito Artists, she has performed all over the world and, in the UK, recorded and performed with the Paul Bullen Band.