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Charlotte Emmerson Actor Charlotte Emmerson Actor Agents Ruth Young Associate Agent Phoebe Trousdell [email protected] +44 (0)20 3214 0800 Assistant Lauren Morgan [email protected] +44 (0)20 3214 0800 Assistant Alex Campbell [email protected] +44 (0)20 3214 0800 Roles Film Production Character Director Company FOOD OF LOVE Niki Stephen Poliakoff Intrinsica Films SMILE Sandy Peter Wheatley Independent short THE LAST MINUTE Glitter Girl Stephen Norrington Last Minute Ltd WANGLE April Rob Fox Rock-A Cha Films WEEKEND BIRD Jenny Nick Cohen Strangefish Films Radio Production Character Director Company United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] THE GOLDEN BOWL Fanny Assingham Nadia Molinari BBC Radio 4 I CAPTURE THE CASTLE Topaz Nadia Molinari BBC Radio 4 THE MISTLETOE BRIDE AND BBC Radio 4 Extra OTHER HAUNTING TALES WAR AND PEACE Helene Celia de Wolff BBC Radio 4 TO THE LIGHTHOUSE Mrs Ramsay Nadia Molinari BBC Radio 4 BARCHESTER CHRONICLES: Susan Grantly Marion Nancarrow BBC Radio 4 FRAMLEY PARSONAGE THE WARDEN Susan Grantly Sue Roberts BBC R4 THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP Mrs Ralph Nadia Molinari BBC R4 THE LAST TYCOON Kathleen Bill Bryden Feelgood Fiction GHOST STORIES OF E NESBIT THE VIOLET CAR Pier Productions WRITING THE CENTURY Pauline Harris BBC Radio REEDS IN THE WIND Noemi Nadia Molinari BBC Manchester WRITING THE CENTURY Paula Sue Roberts BBC Radio CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE Clarissa Bill Bryden Prommenade for Radio4 CHARLEY'S ANGELS Catherine David Hunter BBC Radio SECOND TO MIDNIGHT Helen Susan Roberts BBC Radio THE YELLOW WALLPAPER Susan Roberts BBC Radio Stage Production Character Director Company LOVE FROM A STRANGER Performer On Air Theatre Windsor Theatre Royal Company ALONE IN BERLIN Anna Quangel James Dacre Royal & Derngate GASLIGHT Bella Lucy Bailey Bill Kenwright LTD BROKEN GLASS Sylvia Gellburg Richard Beecham Watford Palace Theatre THE DISTANCE Alex Charlotte A Sheffield Theatres and Gwinner Orange Tree Theatre Co- Production SUNSPOTS Lola Charlotte Hampstead Theatre Gwinner UNCLE VANYA Sonya Lucy Bailey The Print Room EDEN END Stella Laurie Sansom Royal and Derngate Northampton THE DUCHESS OF MALFI Duchess Laurie Sansom Royal and Derngate SERENADING LOUIE Gabrielle Simon Curtis Donmar Theatre United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company BABY DOLL Baby Doll Lucy Bailey Birmingham Rep, RNT & Albery Theatre DUSA FISH STAS AND VI Fish Lisa Napier The Etcetera Theatre GREAT EXPECTATIONS Estella Jacob Murray Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester ON THE ROCKS Katherine Clare Lizzimore Hampstead Theatre Mansfield OUR SONG Angie Ned Sherrin TEG Productions PLAYBOY OF THE Susan Brady Harry Meacher Pentameters Theatre and WESTERN WORLD touring POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS Cora Lucy Bailey ATG, Playhouse Theatre TWICE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS Cora Lucy Bailey West Yorkshire Playhouse TWICE THE ANASTASIA FILE Anastasia Amy Kassai Courtyard Theatre THE CHERRY ORCHARD Anya Trevor Nunn National Theatre THE CHILDREN'S HOUR Martha Dobey Sarah Frankcom Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester THE COAST OF UTOPIA Trevor Nunn National Theatre THE CRUCIBLE Mary Warren Kenny Ireland National Tour THE DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Minnie Kirstie Davis Watford Palace Theatre THE GOOD HOPE Clementine Bill Bryden National Theatre THE SEAGULL Masha Peter Stein Edinburgh International Festival THERESE RAQUIN Therese Marianne Elliott National Theatre WALLENSTEIN Countess Tzerky Angus Jackson Chichester Festival Theatre Television Production Character Director Company MANHUNT S2 - 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