Charlie Green was born on the 16 February 1997. Even at the early age of two years Charlie regularly entertained family and friends with vocal renditions of classic songs such as, “New York, New York” and “If I Were A Rich Man”.

When he was three he entered a talent show on the cruise ship, Ocean Majesty, and wooed passengers with his singing of that popular song “All of Me”. Subsequently he has performed in cabaret and entertained on the grand piano to passengers on board Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, Black Prince and Black Watch.

In 2002 he took part in a show at the Royal Opera House in York, where he sang a medley of songs, ably accompanied by a group of young female dancers.

In 2003 he was asked to perform the opening cabaret at the annual Black & White Minstrel Reunion; dad, Roger Green, was a principal vocalist with the show. Such was his success that he was invited back to repeat his performance in 2004/05 and again this year 2007.

Charlie has also appeared at the Guildhall in Worcester with the City of Worcester Brass and, for the past three years, has been special guest at a St. Georges Day Concert, at the Holy trinity Church in Old Hill, West Midlands, accompanied by the well-known Phoenix Brass Band.

When he was eight years of age Charlie was delighted to be invited, by The “Not Forgotten” Association for ex-servicemen, to perform at their annual concert at St James’s Palace. Among those also appearing were, Cilla Black, The Drifters and lyricist Richard Stilgoe. The highlight of the day for Charlie was being presented to HRH The Princess Royal.

In 2006 he was special guest entertainer at the Lady Ratling’ annual variety show at the Kenneth More Theatre in Ilford, Essex.

During his short “Showbiz” career, Charlie has taken part in numerous shows and concerts in and around the Midlands area and is eager to develop his talents further, so that he can perform to a much wider audience. Even at the tender age of ten Charlie is very focused on what he hopes to achieve in the world of entertainment.