Camilla Kerslake at only 23 years of age has had the great fortune to sing for The Queen and an audience of 140,000 at the Epsom Derby. She sang the national anthem at Wembley Stadium for the Carling and Challenge Cup Finals, performed for Royalty at Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, has made numerous appearances at The Royal Albert Hall and even had a leading role in Cameron Mackintosh's Les Miserables in London's West End with Nick Jonas and Alfie Boe.
Kerslake, who was the first signing of Gary Barlow's record company, Future Records, also received a Brit nomination for her self titled debut album andcritical acclaim for her second, "Moments".
She is currently focussing on the many charity projects she supports, suchas her ambassadorial work for The Princes Foundation for Children and the Arts, and gathering varied and rich new material for her third, as yet untitled, album.
Camilla will be performing at the Royal Marsden charity ball for “The Marsden March” on Sunday 11th March 2012
“Camilla is delighted to be supporting ‘The right to play’ charity by performing at the Harlequins rugby union Big Game 4 against lasts years Premiership winners, the Saracens, Tuesday December 27th” For more details visit: http://www.thebiggame.co.uk/5941.php
