Emma Walford
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[[Category:People|Walford, Emma]] | [[Category:People|Walford, Emma]] | ||
Revision as of 20:22, 20 February 2008
Biography
Multi-talented actress/singer and TV presenter from Denbighshire. Over the past 10 years, Emma has been a singer-songwriter with Eden (an all-girl Welsh group) and featured in a wealth of drama series on S4C + Radio Cymru. In the world of game shows, she's known as the sarcastic headmistress Emma Worthington from the series Crafwr - a character which was later animated for the live interactive series WAP!
Trivia
Emma wrote the 2003 winning song for Can i Gymru (Song for Wales). The duet Oes Lle i Mi was co-performed by Eden bandmate Non Parry.
Web link
Profile and CV at boomtalent.co.uk
