Raunchy & dangerously fragile with an exceptional voice, Camille is a

courageous and singular performer, one of the most gifted interpreters of

narrative songs about loss, love, joy, light and darkness. Camille O’Sullivan

will take to the stage with both hymnal and rock renditions of her much-loved

classics.

Known as the "Queen of the Edinburgh Festival" (BBC) and the original star

of Olivier Award-winning LaClique, Camille O’Sullivan enjoys a formidable

reputation for her intensely dramatic interpretations of the songs of Brel,

Cave, Waits, Bowie, Edith Piaf and more. The multi-award-winning singer

has stunned audiences around the world with her five-star sell-out

performances, including at The Sydney Opera House, Royal Festival Hall, La

Clique & Royal Albert Hall. In addition, Camille has performed on BBC’s

Jools Holland show and won the coveted ‘Herald Angel’ award for her RSC

solo performance ‘The Rape of Lucrece’. A former award-winning architect

and painter, this dark and mesmerizing, French/ Irish Londoner, transforms

each song she performs into an intense, emotional and theatrical experience.

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