Bio
The Baker Street Victorian Carollers is a group of strolling carollers bedecked in Victorian era garb. They blend their harmonies to bring back the memories of Christmas long ago. The name is derived from the address of one Sherlock Holmes - 221B Baker Street, London, UK (for those of you not into Victorian trivia).
We provide seasonal entertainment at all sorts of events, local Business Improvement Areas, corporate events, private parties and weddings and have made many visits to seniors residences. The group has been featured on Rogers Television in Toronto, Cable 14 in Hamilton with their own Christmas program specials. They have also been seen on Murdoch Mysteries, CTV, Rogers, Global, CBC in news and event coverage and in Post Toronto magazine
We look forward to blending our voices for your Christmas events.
Our Talented Carolers
Richard Crossman
Artistic Director and Conductor has over 50 years of performing under his belt and has more than 40 years as a church organist and choir director so he KNOWS Christmas. He has performed in professional opera, musical theatre, stage drama, interactive theatre, historical presentations and murder mysteries as well as producing a large number of concerts. Richard is also a professional costumer and designs and oversees the creation of virtually all of the costumes worn by the Carollers
Several of our singers have degrees in vocal music, many have years of experience singing in choirs, some are music directors in their own right. In total our roster boasts over 450 years of performance experience.
Current Caroling Troupe
Joseph Arevalo
Christopher Bee
Richard Crossman
Lynda Garner
Jason Hales
Cecile Jenny
Esther Jenny
Amber Kakiishiway
Christine McLeod
Maureen O'Neil
Katherine Penneycad
Guyanne Rennie
Neil Rennie
Concetta Roche
Grace Watson
Harvey Watson
Jillian Watson
Ken Watson