A singer and actress who first made a national name for herself by winning a BBC television talent show, Connie Fisher built on her years of experience in musical theater and her skills to create for herself a multi-faceted career that would include not only musical theater, but recorded vocal work and television drama. Born June 17, 1983, in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, Fisher in her teenage years was the member of many stage societies, performed in a number of different shows (i.e., South Pacific, Pirates of Penzance, Woyzek, etc.), and toured in the National Youth Music Theater's production of Pendragon, a show that would also tour Japan. After winning scholarships and competitions, Fisher attended the Mountview Academy of Arts, graduating in 2005 with honors. More stage appearances followed, as well as her first television exposure. Her first recorded vocal work appeared around that time, singing "Curiad Calon" for a Welsh-language...