Helen Chadwick is a British composer noted for her many commissions by some of the UK's leading artistic institutions, as well as numerous albums of her own. She has been commissioned to create song theatre performances for the Royal Opera House, English Touring Opera, Greenwich and Salisbury festivals, and has composed for the BBC, the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal National Theatre. She has recorded ten albums, including her latest House of Light. Helen is the founder with Thames Festival of the mass choir charity project Sing for Water. Helen Chadwick Song Theatre’s productions include War Correspondents - based on interviews with journalists working in conflict zones, and White Suit - an outdoor show based on the testimony of a Colombian land mine survivor. Helen also creates concerts and site-specific work. She toured Dalston Songs, originally commissioned by the Royal Opera House, and collaborates extensively with storytellers, including a performance on Aphrodite and the Gods of Love commissioned by the Getty Villa in Los Angeles. Her solo song theatre performances have toured in Europe and South America.