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Marji Campi Photo: Helen Craig 1st Floor 37 Great Queen Street London WC2B 5AA t +44 (0)20 7831 4450 e [email protected] Marji Campi Photo: Helen Craig Other: Equity Greater London, England, United Location: Eye Colour: Blue Kingdom Hair Colour: Auburn Height: 5'3" (160cm) Hair Length: Short Weight: 10st. (64kg) Voice Character: Friendly Playing Age: 56 - 70 years Voice Quality: Warm Appearance: White Television 2020, Television, Barbara (Regular), Cold Feet (Series 9), ITV, Various Directors 2018, Television, Barbara (Regular), Cold Feet (Series 8), ITV, Various Directors 2017, Television, Doreen, Moving On, BBC Television, LA Productions, Reece Dinsdale 2017, Television, Barbara (Regular), Cold Feet (Series 7), ITV, Various Directors 2016, Television, Barbara, Cold Feet, ITV, Juliet May 2015, Television, Suzie Tunnacliff, Doctors, BBC, Simon Gibney 2012, Television, Aunt Charlotte, Way to Go, BBC, Catherine Moorhead 2011, Television, Ma Bishop, The Impressions show, BBC, Angie de Chastelai-Smith 2008, Television, Grace Turnbald, Doctors, BBC, Sean Gleeson 2007, Television, Margaret Carmichael, The Bill, Talkback Thames, Matthew Whiteman 2006, Television, Evie Brown, Eastenders (4 Eps), BBC, Various Directors 2005, Television, Casualty, BBC, Murilo Pasta 2005, Television, Doctors, BBC, Burt Caesar 2005, Television, The Last Laugh, BBC3, Paul Holms 2002, Television, Jessie Shadwick (Regular 1998-02), Brookside, Mersey Television, Various Directors 1998, Television, Picking Up The Pieces, Carlton Television 1997, Television, Joyce, Heartbeat, Yorkshire Television, Gerry Poulson 1997, Television, Gina, The Bill, Thames Television, Martin Hutcheson 1997, Television, Beryl Joy, Things You Do For Love, Granada Television, Bill Pryde 1997, Television, Elaine, Where The Heart Is, Anglia Television, Herbert Wise 1995, Television, Joyce Watson (Regular) 1988-1995, Surgical Spirit, Humphrey Barclay, David Askey Television, Betty Hunt, Brookside, C4 Television, Dulcie Froggatt, Coronation Street, Granada Television, Nick Ferguson/Patrick Lau/Malcolm Taylor Television, The Man From The Pru, BBC, Rob Rohrer Television, Mrs Mac, What Now?, Mersey TV, Phil Redmond Television, The Setbacks, Thames Television Television, All The Worlds A Stage, BBC, Mischa Williams Television, Play For Today, BBC, Ken Loach Television, Wednesday Play, BBC, Ken Loach Television, Grace Turnbald, Doctors, BBC, Sean Gleeson Stage 2016, Stage, Titania, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Creation Theatre Company, Zoe Seaton 2013, Stage, Betty, A Passinate Woman, Queen's Thatre, Hornchurch, Bob Carlton Marji Campi 1/2 2011, Stage, Barbara, Country Life, Player/Playwrights GBS and Old Red Lion theatres, Paul Blinkhorn 2009, Stage, Martha Brewster, Arsenic And Old Lace, Salisbury Playhouse, Philip Wilson 2009, Stage, Martha Brewster, Arsenic & Old Lace, Salisbury Playhouse, Philip Wilson Stage, My Matisse, Paris, Barbara Bray Stage, Doreen Bidmead, Office Suite, Chester Gateway Theatre, Deborah Shaw Stage, Shirley, Shirley Valentine, Hull Truck Theatre Company, Graham Watts Stage, Madge, Bare Necessities, Rob Bettinson Stage, Alan Bennett Double Bill, Chester Gateway Stage, Peter Pan, Ashcroft, Croydon, Brian Hewitt-Jones Stage, Jack and the Beanstalk, Buxton Stage, Relative Values, National Tour Stage, Stitched Up, Palace, Watford, Bob Carlton Stage, East End Romeo, Half Moon, Robert Walker Stage, Go West Young Woman, Round House, Sue Todd Stage, Double Double, Croydon Warehouse, Richard Ireson Stage, The Wedding Ring, Croydon Warehouse, Sam Kelly Stage, City Echoes, Liverpool Playhouse, Andy Jordan / Jimmy McGovern Stage, Spotlights, Liverpool Playhouse, Phil Redmond Stage, The Merchant, Birmingham Repertory Stage, All in Good Time, Bolton Octagon Theatre Further Credits 2016, Radio, Mo, The Bone Orchard, BBC Radio 4, Marion Nancarrow 2017, Short Film, Elsie, Jermaine and Elsie, Leon Lopez Accents & Dialects: (* = native) American-Standard, Australian, Cheshire, French, Irish-Southern, Italian, Lancashire, Liverpool*, London, RP, Spanish, Yorkshire Languages: (* = Native/Fluent) Catalan, English*, French, Spanish Powered by Spotlight and Tagmin The information in this CV has been provided by or on behalf of the client concerned via Spotlight.com. Every effort has been made to make sure that the information contained in this page is correct and Spotlight and Tagmin can accept no responsibility for its accuracy. Marji Campi 2/2.
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