Anthony Way

Anthony Way (born December 14, 1982) was a junior choirister at London's St. Paul's Cathedral in the mid 1990's when, at the age of eleven, he gained notoriety for his portrayal of Henry Ashworth in the

Anthony Way (born December 14, 1982) was a junior choirister at London's St. Paul's Cathedral in the mid 1990's when, at the age of eleven, he gained notoriety for his portrayal of Henry Ashworth in the BBC mini-series The Choir as a choirboy whose voice saved a cathedral from having to close its doors. The series, comprising five one-hour episodes, has since aired on America's ABC Television Network.

Anthony Way's is the prominent voice on The Choir soundtrack, both in solo and backed by the Gloucester Cathedral Choir and the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. The recording sold over 250,000 copies, and its success prompted the release of more solo albums by Anthony Way, including 1995's "The Choirboy," an amalgamation of classic and contemporary songs which scarcely registered on the UK classical charts. In the summer of 1996, Way recorded "The Choirboy's Christmas," released the following winter. 1997 saw Way moved to the Choir of Uppingham School, during which time he continued to be in demand for performances and released his "Wings of a Dove."