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JANUARY 2019
Pic: performing in Death in Technicolour, a new musical comedy written for Briefs 20 at Waterloo East Theatre. I played Meredith, a straight-laced office manager in a law firm, who stuns her colleagues at the annual Christmas party (pic above is a clue).
FEBRUARY 2019
Finally plucked up the courage to take on Manuel Puro's 21-day self-tape challenge (scripts received and self-tapes prepped + recorded on 21 consecutive days). So glad I did it - addressed issues of set-up, screen performance, time conflicts etc. Amidst all this, we had an excellent Page to Stage on 13 Feb.
MARCH 2019
Delighted to record a voiceover for Bletchley Park - introducing visitors to a new display commemorating Bletchley's role in D-Day operations. And I've been rehearsing a powerful new play on mental health, She's Not There, as part of the BITS season at The White Bear. I play Dr Salvadore, a psychiatrist with ebbing patience.
APRIL 2019
Pic: performing The Ever Shorter Arm of the Law by Nial Urquhart – my first Stitching' Fiction event. The chosen actors turn up at 6pm with no idea of their roles or any knowledge of the 6 pieces to be performed that eve as rehearsed readings. Brilliant fun. And I enjoyed performing She's Not There at the White Bear – see March for details.
MAY 2019
Back in March (a busy month) I filmed a commercial for Royal London Insurance. The campaign is called Pass It On, and I was one of 6 characters spreading the good news (see pic). Click HERE for a clip from one version of the ad, now on multiple TV channels.
JUNE 2019
I founded a theatre company! See Precipice Productions page. Our debut play, We're All Dead, was performed as part of the Stockwell Playhouse One Act Festival. Great response from both audience and Stage critic Paul Vale. Meanwhile, we had
a fab Page to Stage on 26 June.
JULY 2019
Busy with auditions and workshops. And cast in a table-read for an exciting new film noir. I was narrating (utilising all those voiceover skills), and it was recorded for the US producers. Not currently able to talk about the project, but it was great to be involved at this crucial stage of development.
AUGUST 2019
Delighted to be cast in this month's Liars League (where stories are read
by actors in a pub, with audience, sweets and a half-time quiz). I read Ray by Sarah Nott (pictured right, above) – a quirky tale about a woman, her daughter and a fox.
SEPTEMBER 2019
After a summer break, it was Page
to Stage time again! We had an amazing line-up of scripts, actors, directors and industry panel at the September event. For full details of how a Page to Stage night works, click here.
OCTOBER 2019
Enjoying rehearsals for Policing Women (by Pearl Andrews-Horrigan), as part of the Glass Splinters event, Pleasance Islington – showcasing plays featuring women in history. Our piece, set in 1915, is a two-hander about the two women who founded the British Women Police Volunteers, Margaret Dawson and Nina Boyle (my role).
NOVEMBER 2019
Greatly enjoyed performing the role of pioneer Nina Boyle (1865–1943)
at the Glass Splinters event (see October for details). Also this month, we once again had a fabulous Page to Stage - many thanks indeed to everyone who worked so hard to make it a great event.
DECEMBER 2019
Pic: The N1 crowd enjoying Christmas drinks near our office in Lambeth after our monthly meeting. A really fun night. And this month I got to see a preview of Greta Gerwig's Little Women (with Laura Dern, Saoirse
Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen). I loved it! It's a really great adaptation of the book (which I loved as a child).