Thomas Spencer is an award-winning singer, performing as a soloist internationally from live televised sporting events, major concert halls and large-scale outdoor events to intimate recitals and recoded works featured on Film and TV. 

 

Thomas started singing as a small child and at age 7 entered the world of amateur dramatics when he performed the part of Oliver in Lionel Bart's 'Oliver' and Ralph Rackstraw in Gilbert & Sullivan's 'HMS Pinafore'. He progressed from chorister to the National Youth Choirs and adult choirs and ultimately became a solo performer. He studied voice at Trinity College of Music and the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he attained his BMus (Hons) music degree, post graduate diploma and advanced teaching qualification. Amongst others, he studied under Mary Hammond and Maureen Scott, both renowned tutors at the Academy.

 

Thomas has also performed professionally in music theatre and on numerous blockbuster films such as Captain America, Pirates of The Caribbean and How to Train Your Dragon, and on video games including God of War: Ascension.

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Thomas Spencer is an award-winning singer, performing as a soloist internationally from live televised sporting events, major concert halls and large-scale outdoor events to intimate recitals and recoded works featured on Film and TV. 

 

He has a unique and signature sound, with the ability to crossover genres. from classical through to contemporary and music theatre.