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Strictly’s Craig prepares for singing date at The Hexagon

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Monday, June 24, 2024 7:01 am
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HE’S KNOWN for his role as one of Strictly’s top judges. Now, he’s asking you to judge his debut album.

This autumn, Craig Revel Horwood is to release Revelations: Songs Boys Don’t Sing, and to celebrate he is preparing to tour the country including a visit to Reading’s Hexagon Theatre.

He says the evening will be – what else? – a “Fab-U-Lous” night of glamour, tall tales and big songs from his album, which features Don’t Rain On My Parade from Funny Girl, On My Own from Les Miserables and, amongst many others, Little Girls from Annie, a song that Craig has sung in many productions playing Miss Hannigan.

Craig’s career started with him as a dancer before switching to become a choreographer, director and author, but his singing has remained a side hustle until now.

“I am thrilled to announce the release of my debut album,” he said.

“It’s a momentous occasion for me, and I can’t wait to share the songs I’ve carefully chosen. Throughout my musical journey, I’ve had the privilege of performing as both a dancer and a singer in numerous musicals.

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“However, this album holds a special place in my heart as I’ve had the opportunity to select songs that truly resonate with me.”

He continues: “Each track on the album is traditionally associated with female singers, which presented a delightful challenge.

“I embraced this opportunity to record these songs, knowing that it might be my only chance to give them my own interpretation.

“The album is a perfect blend of drama, pathos, romance, and a touch of high camp. I’ve poured my heart and soul into every note, hoping that you will love each and every song.

“Thank you for joining me on this incredible musical journey. I can’t wait for you to experience the magic of my album.”

The album will be released on October 18, via the Westway Music label, and is preceded by the release of Craig’s debut solo single, a dance floor update of Dame Shirley Bassey’s classic This Is My Life, which has just been released.

He will be in Reading on April 27 next year.

Tickets are on sale now, available from craigrevelhorwood.com, from whatsonreading.com or calling the box office on 01118 960 6060.

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