Singer Martine McCutcheon takes new album to The Hawth

Singer, television personality and actress Martine McCutcheon is at Crawley's Hawth Theatre on Sunday, May 6 (7.30pm).
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A spokesperson said: “Martine McCutcheon first found fame as Tiffany Mitchell in Eastenders in the 1990s, before releasing her platinum-selling debut solo album You, Me & Us in 1999, which included the number one single ‘Perfect Moment’.

“West End and TV roles followed and along the way she became the nation’s sweetheart.

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“In 2003, Martine memorably played Natalie opposite Hugh Grant in Love Actually.

“Now 41, happily married and the mother of a two-year-old, the time felt right to return to the studio. Martine has co-written most of the songs on the new album, Lost and Found, with her husband, the multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Jack McManus, and she has never sounded better!

“Martine is back not only musically; she also reprised her role in the Comic Relief reunion of Love Actually last year and has just wrapped a film with Alan Davies called The Bromley Boys. However it’s music that’s her main focus.

“Her first single, ‘Say I’m Not Alone’, is a song like nothing Martine has ever recorded before; big, bold, brash, merging clanging guitars, thumping drums and a hard hitting lyric. Other album highlights include the rocky ‘Any Sign Of Life’, the beautiful ‘Stay With Me’ (which is a duet with Jack) and album closer ‘Rebellion’.”

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The album is a deeply personal record that deals with everything from relationships to an illness that saw her unable to work.

Martine said: “Life brought this album about very gradually. It was a really unconscious thing. I started writing the songs at a time in my life when I’d lost everything.”

The Hawth concert will be a chance to hear Martine perform songs from Lost and Found in a stripped-back setting, as well as some of her previous hits and fan-favourites. There will also be lots of anecdotes from her career, plus a chance to ask some questions.

Tickets cost £30. Call the box office on 01293 553636.

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