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www.hamiltonhodell.co.uk Lauren Drummond Talent Representation Telephone Joshua Woodford +44 (0) 20 7636 1221 [email protected] Address Hamilton Hodell, 20 Golden Square London, W1F 9JL, United Kingdom Television Title Role Director Production Company CORONATION STREET Jane Abe Juckes ITV SILENT WITNESS Tamsin Nelson Diarmuid Goggins BBC UNFORGOTTEN Kelly Jones Andy Wilson ITV PRESS Belle Tom Vaughan BBC/PBS BROKEN BISCUITS Claire Craig Cash Jellylegs Productions Chantelle Lane (Series HOLBY CITY (2011-2013) Various BBC Regular) CASUALTY Bree Declan O'Dwyer BBC THE ROYAL Faye (Series Regular) Various ITV HARLEY STREET Lisa Foster Paul Whittington Carnival DOCTORS Charlotte Peel Adrian Bean BBC WATERLOO ROAD Series 1-3 Mika Grainger Various Shed Productions Jane Black (Series HEARTBEAT Various Yorkshire Television Regular) BLUE MURDER Hayley Scott Suri Krishnamma Granada Television GRANGE HILL Lucy Paul Murphy Mersey Television CORONATION STREET Christy Wells Ann Rossmuir Granada Television Theatre Title Role Director Theatre/Producer ALL SONGS ARE LOVE SONGS Stef Jocelyn Cox PLAY Theatre Company Pint Sized/Damsel GLAZE Connie Emily Collins Productions/The Bunker Theatre REHEARSAL FOR MURDER Karen Daniels Roy Marsden Bill Kenwright Productions QUIET STREET Sylvia Jocelyn Cox Bolton Octagon THE ANCIENT SECRET OF YOUTH AND THE FIVE TIBETANS Nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Award, Manchester Theatre Awards, Young Penelope David Thacker Bolton Octagon 2016 Theatre Royal Windsor/Bill DANGEROUS CORNER Betty Michael Attenborough Kenwright Productions IF I WERE YOU Chrissie Snaith Joe Harmston Bill Kenwright Productions BILLY LIAR Barbara Mike Lunney UK Tour Silfurtunglid in association with LILYA Lilya Jon Gunnar Fink on Theatre/Contact Theatre, Manchester Skills Skills ACCENTS & DIALECTS: Manchester (Native), American (Standard), Birmingham, Cockney, Irish (Southern), Liverpool, London, Northern, RP, Scottish (Standard), Swedish MUSIC: Country Singing DANCE: Ballet, Choreography, Contemporary Dance, Jazz Dancing, Street Dance, Street Jazz SPORTS: Athletics, Horse-jumping, Horse-riding, Running, Swimming, Tennis, Yoga OTHER: Car Driving Licence Characteristics Characteristic Info Height 5'4" Eyes Blue Hair Blonde Training Laine Johnson Theatre School / Yale Summer Conservatory for Actors [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7636 1221.

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