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Emma Warren is a singer currently performing with long standing Celtic band Celtic Woman.
In 2023 she married.
Theatre
Emma has played the role of Cindarella and also Jill in Jack and the beanstalk.
Emma participated in the BBC talent show looking for a new Dorothy.
In 2020 Emma's Facebook page uploaded a video of her singing the famous and well covered song Fields of Gold. The version was inspired by a version featured on The Voice.
Celtic Woman
As of 2024 Emma is still the newest member of Celtic Woman, appearing alongside violinist Tara McNeill and vocalists Mairéad Carlin and Muirgen O'Mahony. With Celtic Woman Emma has performed various songs and on at least one occassion also played the piano simultaneous to singing. She has also featured in the band's 20th anniversary celebrations. Emma has sung the slow, reflective song "Umbrella."
Emma trained at Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama.[1]