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Haydn Gwynne HAYDN GWYNNE Theatre: The Way Of The World Lady Wishfort James Macdonald Donmar Warehouse Coriolanus Volumnia Angus Jackson RSC The Threepenny Opera* Mrs Peachum Rufus Norris National Theatre A Little Night Music Desiree Peter Dubois Huntington Theatre Boston Women On The Verge Lucia Bartlett Sher Playhouse Theatre, West End Of A Nervous Breakdown** The Audience*** Margaret Thatcher Stephen Daldry Gielgud Theatre, West End Duet For One Stephanie Robin Hereford No 1 Tour Richard III Queen Elizabeth Sam Mendes Old Vic / BAM New York Becky Shaw Susan Peter Du Bois Almeida Theatre Company (concert) Joanne Jamie Lloyd Donmar Warehouse Billy Elliot; The Musical**** Mrs Wilkinson Stephen Daldry West End / Broadway Merry Wives Of Windsor Mrs Page Greg Doran RSC The Memory Of Water Mary Terry Johnson Hampstead Theatre Peer Gynt Solveig/aase John Barton RSC, Stratford / London Twelfth Night Olivia Ian Judge RSC, Stratford / London Midsummer's Night Dream Helena Adrian Noble RSC City Of Angels***** Oolie/diena Michael Blakemore Prince Of Wales Theatre, West End The Recruiting Officer Sylvia Braham Murray Manchester Royal Exchange Macbeth Lady Macbeth Alan Cohen Ludlow Festival The Way Of The World Millamant Richard Cheshire Theatre Royal Hedda Gabler Hedda Gabler Romy Baskerville Octagon Bolton Zeigfeld Billie Burke Joe Layton London Palladium, West End The Cabinet Minister Mrs Gaylustre Braham Murray Manchester Royal Exchange Bluebird Of Unhappiness Various Braham Murray Manchester Royal Exchange His Monkey Wife Susan Dunedin Alan Ayckbourn Steven Joseph Theatre Television: The Trial Of Joan Collins Joni Evans Little Bert Elliot Hegarty The Midnight Gang Matron Happy Bert Ltd Elliot Hegarty The Windsors 1 & 2 Camilla (Series Lead) Adam Miller NOHO / Channel 4 Father Brown Prof. Jane Milton John Greening BBC Ripper Street George Tait Luke Watson BBC / Amazon The C Word Jane McFarlane Tim Kirkby BBC Law & Order Madeline Morgan Joss Agnew ITV / Kudos Death In Paradise Charlotte Doran Robert Quinn BBC Uncle Joan Oliver Refson Baby Cow Productions Silent Witness Helen Ferguson Dusan Lazarevic BBC Midsomer Murders Maggie Simon Langton ITV / Bentley Productions Sherlock Miss Wenceslas Paul Mcguigan BBC New Tricks Sara Hamlyn Robin Shepherd BBC / Wall To Wall Poirot: The Third Girl Mrs Battersby Dan Reed ITV Lewis Barbara Walters Dan Reed ITV Drop The Dead Donkey* Alex Liddy Oldroyd Hat Trick / Channel 4 Haydn Gwynne 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Consenting Adults Mrs Cohen Richard Curson- Smith BBC Absolute Power Helena Greaves Tristram Shapiro BBC Dalziel & Pascoe** Dr Mckenzie Mansfield Matthew Evans BBC Rome Calpurnia ( Series Regular) Michael Apted HBO Midsomer Murders Jennifer Carter Renny Rye ITV / Bentley Productions The Secret Emma Alric Riley BBC Mersey Beat*** Susan Blake (Series Lead) Various BBC Peak Practice**** Dr. Joanna Graham (Series Lead) Various Carlton The Verdict Lynn Durban Mike Adams ITV Hospital Dr. Victoria Barking John Henderson Tiger Aspect / C5 Films Dangerfield Amanda Carr Tim Holloway BBC A Brand From The Burning Susannah Wesley John Wells Sky Scraper The Merchant Of Venice Portia Alan Horrocks Tetra Films / Channel 4 Mad And Sandie- Pilot Sandie Liddy Oldroyd ITV / Talkback Time Riders B. B. Miller Michael Winterbottom Thames Poirot Coco Courtney Renny Rye ITV Nice Work Robyn Penrose Chris Menaul BBC After The War Hilde John Madden Granada The Modern World: 10 Great Writers Madame Chauchat David Thomas Channel 4 Call Me Mister Bridget Colin Bucksey BBC A Very Peculiar Practice Donizetti David Tucker BBC Lovejoy Cosima Baz Taylor BBC What Mad Pursuit? Shirley Benedict Tony Smith BBC Film: Phantom Thread Paul Thomas Anderson Annapurna Pictures Beauty And The Beast Clothilde Bill Condon Walt Disney Productions Hunky Dory Miss Valentine Marc Evans Working Title These Foolish Things Aunt Ada Fitzgerald Julia Taylor- Stanley Micro Fusion 2004-4 Remember Me? Jamie's Wife Nick Hurran Channel Four Films The Pleasure Principle Judith David Cohen Palace Pictures Theatre Awards: The Threepenny Opera* Nominated - Best Supporting Actress In A Musical - Olivier Awards, 2017 Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown** Nominated - Best Supporting Actress In A Musical - Olivier Awards, 2015 The Audience*** Winner- Best Supporting Actress In A Play - Whats On Stage Awards, 2014 Billy Elliot **** Nominated - Best Featured Actress In A Musical - Tony Awards, 2009 Winner - Outstanding Featured Actress In A Musical - Outer Critics Circle Award, 2009 Winner - Outstanding Featured Actress In A Musical - Drama Desk Award, 2009 Winner - Outstanding Broadway Debut - Theatreworld Award, 2009 Nominated - Best Actress In A Musical - Olivier Awards 2006 City of Angels***** Nominated - Best Actress In A Musical - Olivier Awards, 1993 Television Awards: Drop The Dead Donkey* Nominated - Best Comedy Performance - Bafta, 1995 Nominated - Best Comedy Actress- British Comedy Awards, 1991 Dalziel & Pasco** Winner - Best Actress - Royal Television Society Awards 2002 & 2003 Mersey Beat*** Winner - Best Actress - Royal Television Society Awards, 2005 Peak Practice**** Nominated - Best Actress - Royal Television Society Awards, 1998 Haydn Gwynne 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Haydn Gwynne 3 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA.
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