Stage and YouTube favourite Carrie Hope Fletcher will make her solo concert debut in London in March next year.
Produced by concert specialists Club 11 London, Carrie At Cadogan Hall on 31 March 2018 will take the audience on a journey through the author and performer’s career to date.
Contemplating her first solo concert, Hope who will soon be seen in her brother Tom Fletcher’s upcoming stage version of his children’s novel The Christmasaurus, said: “Being alone on stage without a character to hide behind has always terrified me but I’ve always been one for facing my fears.
“Whilst I’m nervous I’m secretly quite excited that I get to sing all the songs I may never get to sing professionally. Songs only my shower, and neighbours have heard me sing, so this concert will hopefully be something very unique!”
With stage credits including playing Wednesday Addams in the UK tour of The Addams Family and Eponine in Les Misérables in the West End, the singer is also a published author with her third novel due for release in July next year.
Commenting on the addition of Hope Fletcher to a roster of concert artists which includes Tituss Burgess, Jeremy Jordan and Matthew Morrison, a spokesman for Club 11 London said: “We have produced over 30 concerts in the last 18 months and we are thrilled to add Carrie Hope Fletcher to our roster. Carrie is so popular with a huge army of fans (who name themselves the ‘Hopefuls’) and we are thrilled to bring them the opportunity to see her live in concert.”
Angela Thomas
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