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Joy Richardson 14 City Lofts 112-116 Tabernacle Street London EC2A 4LE offi[email protected] +44 (0) 20 7734 6441 JOY RICHARDSON Small Axe The Long Song The Doctor Television Role Title Production Company Director Sister Benedict MOTHERLAND BBC Simon Hynd Afia SITTING IN LIMBO Left Bank Pictures / BBC Charlotte Moore Mrs Logan SMALL AXE - RED, WHITE AND BBC / Amazon Studios Steve McQueen BLUE Mrs Lasher SILENT WITNESS BBC Kate Saxon Amaya’s Ancestor DC’s LEGENDS OF TOMORROW Berlanti Productions / HBO Max Mairzee Almas / Viet Nguyen Miss Rose (Series Regular) THE LONG SONG BBC Mahalia Belo Olive (Series Regular) MRS WILSON Bronte Film / BBC Richard Laxton Mary Kingsley PRESS Lookout Point / BBC / PBS Tom Vaughan Fiona CASUALTY BBC David Innes Edwards Theresa WALLIAMS AND FRIEND BBC Matt Lipsey Emma RED TOP Comic Strip Peter Richardson Sybil HOLBY CITY BBC James Larkin Rose DOCTORS BBC Dominic Keavy Liz Kiwanuica DOCTORS BBC Piotr Szkopiak Aunty Grace Esan SILENT WITNESS BBC Brendan Maher Audrey FAMILY MAN BBC John Strickland Janice Knight HOLBY CITY BBC Christopher King Sister Gittings JUDGE JOHN DEED BBC Steve M Kelly Ronna Rodgers TRIAL AND RETRIBUTION La Plante Productions Tristram Powell Nurse Jackson SILENT WITNESS BBC Renny Rye Claire / Mary MCREADY AND DAUGHTER BBC Piers Haggard Melanie AGONY AGAIN Humphrey Barclay Productions Bob Spiers Angela TOPICS BBC Marilyn Milgrom Angela SCREEN ONE BBC Edward Bennett Maria Hay THE BILL BBC Mike Cocker Sharon LONDON’S BURNING LWT Les Blair Stage Role Title Production Company Director Charlie THE DOCTOR Almeida Theatre / Adelaide / UK Robert Icke Tour / West End Paulina THE WINTER’S TALE Cheek by Jowl / UK Tour Declan Donnellan Alice / Ely HENRY V Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Rob Hastie Paulina THE WINTER’S TALE Cheek by Jowl / UK Tour Declan Donnellan Nurse SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE Noel Coward Theatre Declan Donnellan Margaret / Borachio / Friar MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Shakespeare’s Globe / Tour Max Webster Francis Gremio / Vincentio THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Shakespeare’s Globe / Tour Joe Murphy Calpurnia TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Manchester Royal Exchange Max Webster Various WHAT YOU WILL Shakespeare’s Globe Jonathan Moore Various SONG OF SONGS Royal Shakespeare Company Struan Leslie Gandhi GANDHI PHOENIX ARISING TARA Jatinder Verma Lady Macduff / First Witch MACBETH Shakespeare’s Globe Bill Buckhurst Thalia WELCOME TO THEBES National Theatre Sir Richard Eyre Duduzile / Chimma THE OBSERVER National Theatre Sir Richard Eyre Wanda GREENWASH Orange Tree Theatre Sam Walters Jan / Tarot Card Reader CHATROOM & CITIZENSHIP National Theatre Anna Mackmin Margaret / First Watchman MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Shakespeare’s Globe Tamara Harvey Mama Benin PLAYBOY OF THE WEST INDIES Tricycle Theatre Nicolas Kent Della THE ROYAL FAMILY Theatre Royal Haymarket Sir Peter Hall Athene THE ORESTEIA National Theatre Katie Mitchell Moonshine Emma MR PUNTILA & HIS MAN MATTI Almeida Theatre Kathryn Hunter Paulina THE WINTER’S TALE Shakespeare’s Globe David Freeman Lady Macduff MACBETH Tricycle Theatre Nicolas Kent Thaisa PERICLES National Theatre Phyllida Lloyd Stella Marr RACING DEMON National Theatre Sir Richard Eyre Pascuala FUENTE OVEJUNA National Theatre Declan Donnellan Spanish Lover DOWNFALL Royal Court Lindsay Posner Lady in Yellow COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE Hampstead Theatre Toni Wilson CONSIDERED Ensemble RIDDLEY WALKER Manchester Royal Exchange Braham Murray Candy LONELY COWBOY Tricycle Theatre Nicolas Kent Skills Accents & Dialects (* = native): African, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Caribbean, Cockney*, RP Music & Dance (* = highly skilled): Alto, Contemporary Dance, Flamenco, Jazz Dancing, Tap* Sports (* = highly skilled): Karate*, Tang Soo Doo* Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence Playing age: 45 - 55 years Hair colour: Black Eye colour: Brown Height: 5’3” (160cm).
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