Anna Tuckwell

Annabelle Christine Tuckwell, commonly known as Anna Tuckwell (born 3 September 1967), is a British singer, dancer and actress. She is known for her huge singing career and her voice acting in  'Wack'.

Early Life
Tuckwell was born in Oldham to Richard Brandon Tuckwell (songwriter) and Joyce Katrina Robins (pianist). Her parents got married in 1970, and had three other children. They moved to Manchester in 1974. She attended Brentlyn Primary School as a child before attending Westerham High School. She began going to singing classes when she was six years old.

Career
Tuckwell released her first song "Little Bird" in 1988, which became #1 in the charts. After that, she released her second song "You Lie" which also went viral. In 1990, she released a song called "Streets of Brentlyn" which was all about her childhood and love life.

In 1997, Tuckwell climbed Mount Kilimanjaro for charity.

In 2001, she joined the voice cast of "Down Right" and in 2016, she joined the voice cast of "Wack".

In 2007, she auditioned for the role of Josie Wright in Spirits, but was given the role of Mercy Munro.