Henry Patterson is a British singer and performer whose distinctive take on musical theatre and jazz has led to sold-out concerts in London and New York.

His latest album, Broadway Maybe, was recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios and released to five-star reviews. Reimagining some of musical theatre’s best-known songs through a contemporary jazz lens.

Henry made his New York debut with a sold-out show at Manhattan’s iconic 54 Below, following a string of sold-out performances in London. His live shows are distinctive in style, with a relaxed, quick-witted and frequently unpredictable stage presence.

Henry first reached an international audience through his musical parodies of the US election, attracting more than 20 million views online. He has since collaborated on projects with figures including Sir Richard Branson and Sir Cameron Mackintosh and has been featured by Forbes, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, BBC, Sky News, The Guardian and the Daily Mail.

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Broadway Maybe is Henry Patterson’s debut studio album, reimagining some of musical theatre’s most iconic songs through a contemporary jazz lens. Recorded live in a single day at London’s legendary Abbey Road Studios, Broadway Maybe is both a love letter to musical theatre and a statement about finding your own way into it.

Go behind the scenes of Broadway Maybe and discover how the album came together in the making-of documentary below.