eleanor sanderson-nash
Originally from East Sussex, Eleanor graduated from the Masters course at RCM with Distinction in 2017 where she was generously supported by a Martin Harris Award and a Charles Branchini Award, the Josephine Baker Trust, Friends of Music in Mayfield, The Lake House Charitable Foundation and the Tom Cocklin Memorial Trust. She earned a First Class Honours Bachelors degree from RNCM in 2015. Since completing her studies, Eleanor has performed with numerous opera companies including English Touring, English National, Grange Park, West Green House, Waterperry, Tête-à-Tête and Holland Park. She was also a Swing in Phantom of the Opera in London’s West End from 2019-2020.
Most recently, Eleanor sang the soprano solos for Waterperry's Winter Festival Messiah, Papagena in The Magic Flute with Wild Arts, Phyllis (cover) in Iolanthe for ENO , and Sandman/Dew Fairy in Hansel and Gretel for the David Ross Educational Trust in collaboration with the Royal Opera House.
When she’s not performing, Eleanor enjoys spending time with her husband Harry (who is singing in this concert!) and their two children at home in Essex.
Most recently, Eleanor sang the soprano solos for Waterperry's Winter Festival Messiah, Papagena in The Magic Flute with Wild Arts, Phyllis (cover) in Iolanthe for ENO , and Sandman/Dew Fairy in Hansel and Gretel for the David Ross Educational Trust in collaboration with the Royal Opera House.
When she’s not performing, Eleanor enjoys spending time with her husband Harry (who is singing in this concert!) and their two children at home in Essex.