Charlotte Potter

Born in 2000 in North Yorkshire, Charlotte is currently studying Classical Voice under the tutelage of Sarah Pring at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London. Charlotte attended the prestigious Chetham's School of Music Sixth Form in Manchester where she studied with Helen Francis. Charlotte has been fortunate to sing in some amazing venues, including The Sage, the Royal Festival Hall, Bridgewater Hall, Durham Cathedral, Birmingham Symphony Hall and the Royal Albert Hall. In October 2017, Charlotte was honoured to sing at Westminster's Central Hall, London, for 2000 invited guests and July 2018 saw her singing at the Proms in the Priory, Guisborough, with the London Gala Orchestra. Charlotte has performed solos with a range of vocal ensembles including the Chetham's Chamber Choir, Chetham's Vocal Department, Durham Singers, Guisborough Choral Society, Honley MVC, Stockton Synthonia MVC and in June 2019 she was invited, by Chesterfield Philharmonic Choir, to sing with Lesley Garrett. Further afield, Charlotte has been invited for the past three summers to perform a number of recitals in Bagni di Lucca, Italy including joining with Italian tenor Claudio Sassetti, Barbara Kelly from the Voice and pianist Stefano Teani. With the Guildhall School of Music vocal department Charlotte was involved in a 'Virtual Opera Double Bill' of 'Dido and Aeneas' and 'La bella dormant nel bosco' during the coronavirus lockdown, and is currently rehearsing Albert Herring ready for the performance in May. In spring 2020 Charlotte appeared in Season 7, episode 3 of ITV's Endeavour, where she played the role of an Oxford University Music undergraduate. Charlotte took part in a SATB small ensemble recording of 'A Song for the Commonwealth' that was heard around the UK and the Commonwealth as the beacons were lit in celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee on Thursday 2nd June 2022. On 12th November 2022, Charlotte will be joining the Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers at the 2022 festival of remembrance at Durham Cathedral as their guest soloist.