Alison, a classically trained talent from The Queensland Conservatorium of Music in Australia, boasts a remarkable 34-year career as a versatile musical theatre and concert performer. With a Laurence Olivier Award nomination, she has graced West End stages in productions like Les Misérables and Jerry Springer the Opera.

Internationally recognized, Alison effortlessly defies categorization, whether paying homage to Ella Fitzgerald at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club or leading the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at The Royal Albert Hall. Her collaborations extend to top UK orchestras, such as the Royal Philharmonic and the Halle.

Beyond the stage, Alison lends her voice to various mediums, from TV shows like X Factor to film soundtracks and commercials. With four solo albums, including the poignant "Inspirational," inspired by her father's battle with Alzheimer's, Alison's versatility shines. Featuring the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, her albums showcase a creative spirit that continually seeks new adventures.

Alison's 30-year journey in the UK has been marked by a commitment to pushing creative boundaries and embracing diverse styles. Her impact on the world of music and performance is nothing short of extraordinary.