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REBECCA EASTHAM Representation: Alexandra McLean-Williams Playing Age: 28-36 Height: 5’5” Eyes: Blue Location: London/Manchester TELEVISION TED LASSO - Interviewer Apple TV/Warner Bros Tom Marshall CORONATION STREET – Tiff ITV Neil Alderton HOLLYOAKS – Janine Lime Pictures Jamie Annett/Clive Arnold EMMERDALE – Ann ITV Tim O’Mara FILM ALL THE ORDINARY ANGELS - British Youth Film Academy Simon Lovelli Bernie STAGE THE EXONERATED - Sandra Hope Mll, Manchester Joseph Houston BAD GIRLS: THE MUSICAL – Nikki R.A.B Productions Rebecca Eastham NOT DEAD ENOUGH – UK Tour Ian Talbot Girl, u/s Bella SPRING AWAKENING – Ilse Major Productions Laura Checkley OEDIPUS – Jocasta Playpen Productions Tania Azevedo LONDON OMNIBUS – RADA Studios/This Stage Ltd Jeremy Lloyd Thomas Mrs Brewster FACES – Lola Greenwich Theatre/Vertical Line Theatre Andrew Maddock Continued Unit F22B, Parkhall Business Centre, 40 Martell Road, London SE21 8EN T +44 (0) 203 567 1090 E [email protected] www.mclean-williams.com Registered in England Number: 7432186 Registered Ofﬁce: C/O William Sturgess & Co, Burwood House, 14 - 16 Caxton Street, London SW1H 0QY REBECCA EASTHAM continued BILLY – Ensemble Union Theatre Michael Strassen THE PICTURE HOUSE – Flo The Lost Theatre/Playpen Productions Tania Azavedo THE SECRET GARDEN – Martha Mountview Academy Jaqui Somerville MEASURE FOR MEASURE – Mountview Academy Aileen Gonsalves Isabella 42ND STREET – Winnie Mountview Academy Guy Ratallack THE WEDDING SINGER – Angie Mountview Academy Jeremy Lloyd Thomas THE PIPER – Ma Kelly Imagine Productions Andy Vitolo VITAL STATISTICS & SKILLS *highly skilled VITAL STATISTICS: Hair: Dark Brown, Eyes: Blue, Height: 5’5”, Build: Slim DIALECTS: American-New England, American-New York, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Australian, Central Scottish, Cockney, English-Standard, Geordie, Glasgow, Heightened RP, Irish-Northern, Lancashire*, Liverpool, London, Manchester, RP, Yorkshire LANGUAGES: English* MUSIC & DANCE: Ballet, Ballroom Dancing, Choral Singing, Jazz Dancing, Jazz Singing, Latin American, Mezzo-Soprano*, Singing (general)*, Tap PERFORMANCE: Actor-Singer, Singer-Professional SPORTS: Cycling, Stage Combat OTHER SKILLS: Devising, Drama Workshop Leader VEHICLE LICENCES: Car Driving Licence TRAINING: Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts: 2009-2012 Unit F22B, Parkhall Business Centre, 40 Martell Road, London SE21 8EN T +44 (0) 203 567 1090 E [email protected] www.mclean-williams.com Registered in England Number: 7432186 Registered Ofﬁce: C/O William Sturgess & Co, Burwood House, 14 - 16 Caxton Street, London SW1H 0QY.

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