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"The lessons were just fantastic."
Aggie Mackenzie, C4 presenter
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Helen Astrid is relaxed and confident on radio and equally at ease on television. She talks frequently on BBC Radio and her dynamic workshops were voted in the BBC's Top 5 things to do in London. Recent interviews include Radio London's Robert Elms show and Scotland's Community Radio for Health. She was interviewed on the Arts & Entertainment programme for Qatar Broadcasting Service which you can hear here. She was featured on BBC website and The Sun newspaper with her singing tips at Christmas.
For television, she was a guest on The
Paul O'Grady Show and was subsequently interviewed live on BBC1
News with her song for the 2012 Olympics. As an expert in her
field, she was chosen as the singing teacher in C4 series What
the Butler Saw. She went on to appear as a guest on BBC1's
Sunday Life programme.
She receives substantial press coverage including The Guardian, The Times,
Telegraph, Time Out and consumer magazine of the year Woman and Home.
Read about her in the March issue of Strawberry
Hill Resident's Association News. She is author of Singing
Tips at your Finger Tips providing over 365 singing tips.
To arrange an interview call +44(0)7710 245 904
| Joanna Lumley BBC Radio and Television: Vanessa Feltz, BBC Breakfast Radio BBC Radio Scotland JoAnne Good Show, BBC Radio London Simon Woodroffe The Independent The Times, Saturday Supplement The Metro Not only is it a physical release, it's a great social leveller. Tensions build in the office during the year and this provides a safe and fun place to show your true colours and let off steam without character-assassinating your boss. Astrid, whose clients are resoundingly professional males, overwhelmingly bankers says, 'It gives people the chance to show there's more beyond a striped suit'. Aggie Mackenzie, C4's 'How
Clean is your House?'
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Paul O'Grady
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'Helen's a genuis and is one of the best singing teachers around'.
Helen helped founder of Yo Sushi, Simon Woodroffe in preparation
for his singing debut at the Edinburgh Festival.
