Professional singer Alice Manville is going to be performing on Saturday 24th July

Professional singer Alice Manvill has announced her latest live performance

Professional singer Alice Manville is going to be performing on Saturday 24th July, 2021, at The Shed In Bordon in Hampshire from 7pm. 

"Originally from Liphook in Hampshire, my passion for the stage began at three years old when I took on my first role as Cinderella's Fairy Godmother," says Alice. "I danced for many years covering many styles including jazz, ballet, modern, tap, contemporary and many different musical theatre roles. From a young age, I have been a performer and no stranger to the stage, however, after fulfilling a year at a professional dance school, studying musical theatre, it became more apparent that my passion truly lay with singing. Since leaving my teenage years of studying and training, I went to Greece to be a 'Soul Diva' for six months. I was then the lead singer of the function band on P&O's The Pride of Rotterdam, followed by being the lead vocalist of a singing group for the Iberostar hotels in Fuerteventura doing an Abba tribute, Hollywood hits show and broadway's best. After my stint in Fuerteventura, I moved to Lanzarote, and that's where my desire to go solo grew. I became my own boss, completely self-contained doing everything from pubs and bars to five-star Hotels, private villa evenings, events and weddings, and most importantly, loving every second of it!"

Check out Alice's work on her website, www.alicemanville.com

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