Victoria has been fending off looks for carrying a large box around for the best part of 35 years. She’s had rocks thrown at her in playgrounds, tramps laugh at her in train stations, been greeted at airports by moose, but she’s never left it on a train or in the back of a cab. She did leave it in Caffé Nero once, but only for five minutes and she ran like the wind once she realised.
As a soloist she has premiered ‘Roundelay’ by Stephen Dodgson with NYGE, has recorded for Peter Howarth, Joe Carabine, composers Daniele Falagone and Montgomery Sadler, released her debut album ‘To The Trains’ with pianist Daniel Hill, and given solo recitals and concerto performances throughout the UK and abroad.
In the good old days she worked regularly with the Philharmonia and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, and performed with amongst others English National Ballet, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and Ballet Rambert.
