About
Inspired by the legendary address of Sherlock Holmes, 221B Baker Street, London, this charming vocal quartet brings the spirit of a classic Victorian Christmas to life. Dressed in authentic 19th-century attire, the carollers are seasoned performers from the worlds of musical theatre and opera, boasting over 125 years of combined stage experience.
About The Baker Street Victorian Carollers
The Baker Street Victorian Carollers is a group of strolling carollers in the Victorian style. Bedecked in mid-Victorian era garb, they blend their harmonies to bring back memories of Christmas long ago. The name is derived from the address of one Sherlock Holmes: 221B Baker Street, London, UK.
The group’s director, Richard Crossman, meticulously researched and created the costumes. Sir John Stainer and Sir Arthur Sullivan composed the harmonies, lending the group an air of authenticity. Our singers are veterans of musical theatre and opera stage with over 125 years of combined experience.
The Baker Street Victorian Carollers have been featured on CBC and Global Television news and event broadcasts, had their exclusive Christmas specials on Rogers Television and Cable 14 Hamilton, as well as other seasonal events in Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Town of The Blue Mountains, Brampton, Toronto and Markham. Over the years, we have provided seasonal music for many Business Improvement Associations, private family gatherings and corporate events. We have also brought Christmas cheer to many retirement residences.
