Biography - Louisa Alice-Rose
(soprano)
Louisa Alice-Rose is a highly versatile soprano and actress. She has been performing on the professional stage since her West End debut at aged 8 in Les Miserables at The Palace Theatre. At aged 9, Louisa played the role of Tilly in the World Première performance of The Bear by Howard Blake at The Barbican Centre and Birmingham Symphony Hall.
Louisa studied with vocal coach Elizabeth Harley from the age of 6. She trained at Sylvia Young Theatre School, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, Glyndebourne Youth Opera and the Royal Northern College of Music, graduating with First Class Honours in Vocal Studies and Opera.
In 2019 Louisa was one of the final 6 singers (and the only singer representing England) at the Llangollen Eisteddfod Pendine International Voice of the Future. “Excellent diction, lovely story telling. The voice was free and glorious and round. Very promising artist." Leah-Marian Jones, Llangollen Eisteddfod.
Louisa recently collaborated with composer Lyndon Samuel to record and release three new songs, two of which were top of the iTunes Classical Charts (Nov 2020 and Feb 2021).
Louisa’s operatic highlights include Kate, The Pirates of Penzance, with Kentish Opera and Grim’s Dyke Opera at W.S. Gilbert’s House; Berta, The Barber Of Seville, with Surrey Opera; Sara, Tobias and the Angel, Jonathan Dove; Mimi, La Boheme, excerpts with London Cantamusica; Emma Jones, Street Scene, Kurt Weill with RNCM; Jou-Jou, The Merry Widow, RNCM; Mignon, Mignon, Thomas, RNCM Excerpts; Dorabella, Cosi Fan Tutti, RNCM Excerpts.
Upcoming roles include Zerlina, Don Giovanni, with Surrey Opera; Leila, Iolanthe and Constance, The Sorcerer, with Grim’s Dyke Opera.
Other career highlights include a nomination for a Classic BRIT Award in 2018, solo recitals at Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle and solo performances at 10 Downing Street, the Royal Albert Hall, Cardiff Millennium Centre and Bournemouth International Centre. Louisa was also part of the Ensemble for the Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert at the 02 Arena.
Louisa joins us for the first time in The Mikado for the role of Yum-Yum.
Louisa Alice-Rose is a highly versatile soprano and actress. She has been performing on the professional stage since her West End debut at aged 8 in Les Miserables at The Palace Theatre. At aged 9, Louisa played the role of Tilly in the World Première performance of The Bear by Howard Blake at The Barbican Centre and Birmingham Symphony Hall.
Louisa studied with vocal coach Elizabeth Harley from the age of 6. She trained at Sylvia Young Theatre School, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, Glyndebourne Youth Opera and the Royal Northern College of Music, graduating with First Class Honours in Vocal Studies and Opera.
In 2019 Louisa was one of the final 6 singers (and the only singer representing England) at the Llangollen Eisteddfod Pendine International Voice of the Future. “Excellent diction, lovely story telling. The voice was free and glorious and round. Very promising artist." Leah-Marian Jones, Llangollen Eisteddfod.
Louisa recently collaborated with composer Lyndon Samuel to record and release three new songs, two of which were top of the iTunes Classical Charts (Nov 2020 and Feb 2021).
Louisa’s operatic highlights include Kate, The Pirates of Penzance, with Kentish Opera and Grim’s Dyke Opera at W.S. Gilbert’s House; Berta, The Barber Of Seville, with Surrey Opera; Sara, Tobias and the Angel, Jonathan Dove; Mimi, La Boheme, excerpts with London Cantamusica; Emma Jones, Street Scene, Kurt Weill with RNCM; Jou-Jou, The Merry Widow, RNCM; Mignon, Mignon, Thomas, RNCM Excerpts; Dorabella, Cosi Fan Tutti, RNCM Excerpts.
Upcoming roles include Zerlina, Don Giovanni, with Surrey Opera; Leila, Iolanthe and Constance, The Sorcerer, with Grim’s Dyke Opera.
Other career highlights include a nomination for a Classic BRIT Award in 2018, solo recitals at Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle and solo performances at 10 Downing Street, the Royal Albert Hall, Cardiff Millennium Centre and Bournemouth International Centre. Louisa was also part of the Ensemble for the Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Concert at the 02 Arena.
Louisa joins us for the first time in The Mikado for the role of Yum-Yum.
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