Biography of Lauren Field

Lauren trained extensively in acting, voice production, singing and all forms of dance at London's prestigious WEBBER DOUGLAS ACADEMY OF DRAMATIC ART.

She began her professional career starring in a musical revue, which she co-wrote with three others. The show toured the provinces and played several London venues including a sell out run at the famous NEW END THEATRE, Hampstead. This led to further work in musicals including a stint at the DUKE of YORK'S Theatre in London's West with Frankie Howerd. From there she began a series of gigs in selected London venues. Work came in thick and fast and she was soon working as a session singer, providing distinctive back-up vocals for many well-known National and International artists including: BONNIE TYLER, CLIFF RICHARD, PRECIOUS WILSON, ELVIS COSTELLO, JOHN PARR, ELKIE BROOKES, HOLLY JOHNSON, DARYL PANDY, KIM WILDE, MARRILLION, PETULA CLARKE, JOHN FARNHAM, THE WHO.

Lauren's television credits include the BBC's "TOP OF THE POPS", Britain's best known and longest running music show, PEBBLE MILL and THE TUBE. Her live performances include show at the West End's ADELPHI THEATRE, Covent Garden's ROCK GARDEN and THE LAUGHING CACTUS CLUB AT The Water Rats in Kings Cross. She has performed live for both local and national radio including several half hour jazz standards sessions for radio 2 and her own compositions for BBC and GLR.