Round About Christmas

After a successful performance last year, singer Andria Antoniou together with London-based musicians perform Christmas songs from all over the world including carols from Greece and Cyprus. With a solid background in jazz studies, a deep connection to Latin and Greek folk music, Andria's artistry challenges the boundaries of music labels.

Bio: Andria Antoniou is a Finnish-Cypriot vocalist, dancer and workshop facilitator based in London. With a solid background in jazz studies at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, a deep connection to Latin and Greek folk music, Andria's artistry challenges the boundaries of music labels. Dedicated to the holistic and transformative power of performance, Andria has the ability to transfer her audience into "a sensual musical bubble” inviting them to an emotional and dynamic journey. She collaborated with prominent representatives of the Latin-jazz, Greek and musical theatre music scene: George Hatzinasios (Greece), the band ‘Classico Latino’ (Colombia & UK), Omar Puente (Cuba), Mario Bakuna (Brazil), Roman Gomez (Argentina) and the West End Musical Director, Greg Arrowsmith. Performance highlights include: Union Chapel London (UK), King’s place London (UK), St’ James Church (UK), Teatro Colón de Bogotá (CO), the Vortex (UK), Pizza Express Jazz club (UK), Fougaro Art Center (GR), Gialino Theatro (GR), Athina Live (GR), La Linea Latin music festival, amongst others. Andria released her first debut album with Roman Gomez entitled ‘Encuentro’ for which they received second place at the LUKAS 2019 award. She also features as a guest on Classico Latino's latest album 'Havana Classics' recorded in 2018 at Egrem Studios in Cuba. Recent highlights include the creation of Greek-latin fusion band Babesa Cubana, the creative project ‘Wanderlust’ through which she aims to promote a sense of unity in cultural diversity, as well as the project 'Female voices of Brazil'.

Andria’s belief that music education is one of the most valuable tools artists can possess to make positive change, led her to create a platform and community called ‘VoiceHub’, offering a variety of workshops, group work and private tuition. Her artistic expression is based on improvisation, open interaction and experimentation with a deep interest in the voice and body connection.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington Street, London, United Kingdom