Acting

I am an experienced actress often cast in strong female roles and I have a flair for comedy. I’ve just filmed with BBC NI on Hope Street Season 2, as a guest role in Episode 2, which will be out at the end of 2022. Also on screen I’ve played a stern lie detector operator, an inept Doctor, a frumpy housewife and a nosy neighbour. I’ve enjoyed classical roles such as Gertrude in Hamlet and Lady Felicity in Noel Coward’s Relative Values as well as regular outings as the Villain in traditional Pantomimes. 

A member of Equity, my full CV is on Spotlight

I am a professional trained actress, having attended the Academy Drama School, London, as well as having an Associate Diploma from LAMDA. In 2014 I was appointed to the Board of Examiners for LAMDA

I also have a Science Degree in Microbiology and worked for several year in laboratories in the Food Industry before retraining as an actor.

I am currently doing Aqua Aerobics and Belly Dancing lessons. I also volunteer for the charity Hypo Hounds. And I’ve just re-discovered knitting as well as making handmade natural skin care products.

Star of the show is Brigid Lohrey as the matriarchal Countess. She and her sidekick, the fey Peter (Simon Money) make a great double act: Her almost Victoria Wood-like musings contrast wonderfully with her physical, highly expressive comedy.”

Relative Values Review – Newshopper

Industry Awards

Nominated for Best Performance in a Lead Role 2021 for WOLVES ARE COMING FOR YOU You at The Offie Awards

London Pub Theatres Awards 2021 WINNER STANDING OVATION Outstanding Production Values for WOLVES ARE COMING FOR YOU

Argos Ident for Coronation Street filmed 2022

Brut No Messing About TV advert with Vinnie Jones was on TV in 2021

Tara by Debra Baker was written for the Alphabet Monologues and was a finalist for the Monologues & Poetry International Film Festival in November 2020

“Gremio (Brigid Lohrey) who is master of facial and bodily comedy, enacting so many contortions as to leave the audience in stitches. She evokes the visceral humor of the kind seen in The Good Life’s Margo Leadbetter or Keeping Up Appearances’ Hyacinth Bouquet. ” 

The Taming of the Shrew Review upcoming.com

“The actress’s lethal, crystalline tones give her a politician’s edge in quickfire passages, though she becomes mesmerising in her softer, confessional speeches, holding audience interest with an emotionally-charged stillness.” 

Dangerous Corner Review – The Fringe Report

2019 The Gift came out, I play nosy neighbour Estelle.

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