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Grief to Greasepaint: Actress's West End Dream Rekindled
9 Jul
Summary
- Young woman resumes arts career after mother's 2018 passing.
- She previously supported addiction and homelessness services.
- Lowri Anderson will train at London School of Musical Theatre.
Seven years after the sudden death of her mother, Siân Davies, in 2018, Lowri Anderson is pursuing her lifelong dream of a career in musical theatre. Lowri, 25, from Sheffield, has been accepted into the London School of Musical Theatre. Her mother, who battled mental health problems and alcohol addiction, died from liver failure.
Initially, Lowri struggled to reconnect with performing after her mother's passing. Instead, she dedicated herself to supporting individuals facing addiction and homelessness within the criminal justice system, an area influenced by her mother's own struggles.
Lowri rediscovered her passion for singing and dancing, realizing that musical theatre was still her true calling. She is now set to begin intensive training in September, having made the significant decision to move south, sell her home, and leave her job.
Lowri believes her mother would be proud of her pursuing her dreams. Graduates from the London School of Musical Theatre have performed in renowned West End productions.
