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Franc Ashman 14 City Lofts 112-116 Tabernacle Street London EC2A 4LE offi[email protected] +44 (0) 20 7734 6441 FRANC ASHMAN I Came By Inside Man I May Destroy You Television Role Title Production Company Director Actress INSIDE MAN Hartswood Films / BBC / Netflix Paul McGuigan Governor Joanne Cameron TIME BBC Lewis Arnold Elmina Blondeau DEATH IN PARADISE Red Planet / BBC Richard Signy Susy Henny (Recurring) I MAY DESTROY YOU BBC / HBO Various Tanya SICK OF IT Sky 1 Richard Yee Nurse Burns SICK NOTE King Burt Matt Lipsy Lisa Regis DARK HEART ITV Colin Teague Lydia Webb THE CHILD IN TIME BBC Julian Farino SARC Nurse / Forensic Examiner LIAR ITV James Strong Liz Hughes APPLE TREE YARD Kudos / BBC Jessica Hobbs Teresa O’Duncie PRIME SUSPECT 1973 Noho / ITV David Caffrey Liz Telford DCI BANKS BBC Mark Brozel Sonis THE WINDSORS Channel 4 Adam Miller Molly (recurring) PEEP SHOW Objective Productions Becky Martin Pamela BIRDS OF A FEATHER Retort Martin Dennis Imo Navarre MAYDAY Kudos / BBC Brian Welsh Therese THE RECKONING Helter Skelter Ltd / ITV Jim O’Hanlon Christine DOCTOR WHO BBC Tony Haynes Theresa Berwick LAW & ORDER UK Kudos / ITV Robbie Del Maestro Jan Morgan MISSING Leopardrama / BBC Laurence Wilson Mary TRIAL AND RETRIBUTION La Plante Productions / ITV Stefan Schwartz Susie Bryson GUNRUSH ITV Richard Clark Stage Role Title Production Company Director Hermione Granger HARRY POTTER & THE CURSED Palace Theatre John Tiffany / Des Kennedy CHILD PARTS 1 & 2 Lorraine NINE NIGHT National Theatre Roy Alexander Weise Stage (cont) Role Title Production Company Director Various THE TWILIGHT ZONE Almeida Richard Jones Mum DEAD DON’T FLOSS National Theatre Roy Alexander Weise Various WON’T SOMEBODY PLEASE Out of Joint Kate Wasserberg THINK OF THE CHILDREN Sam EXCEPTIONAL MERCY The Old Vic Jesse Jones Nina THE ROYALE Bush Theatre Madani Younis 2nd Twin TORN Royal Court Richard Twyman Company A SMALL ISLAND (WORKSHOP) National Theatre Studio Natalie Abrahami Akua SCOURGE OF ALL NATIONS National Theatre Studio Melanie Hillyard (WORKSHOP) Nina THE ROYALE Bush Theatre Madani Younis Silver HOPELESSLY DEVOTED Paines Plough Stef O’Driscoll Ruth Gillard PERSEVERANCE DRIVE Bush Theatre Madani Younis Tabitha / Dinah / Dr Gray THIS MAY HURT A BIT Out of Joint Max Stafford-Clark Tecmessa OUR AJAX Southwark Playhouse David Mercatali Louise PEOPLE National Theatre Nicholas Hytner Bibi / Mama Carolina BANG BANG BANG Out of Joint / Royal Court Max Stafford-Clark Petra AFTER THE ACCIDENT The Brewery / Soho Theatre Caroline Hunt Bully / Welfare IN THE BLOOD Finborough Theatre Daniel Burgess Mother PORNOGRAPHY Tricycle Theatre Sean Holmes Mmoma COCKROACH Traverse Theatre / Birmingham Sean Holmes Rep Witch MACBETH Royal Shakespeare Company Silviu Purcarete Young Witch MACBETH Royal Shakespeare Company Conall Morrison Dorcas THE WINTER’S TALE RSC / Davidson Liberal Arts Dominic Cooke College (NC, USA) Dionyza PERICLES RSC / Davidson Liberal Arts Dominic Cooke College (NC, USA) Amai Tinashe ZUVA CRUMBLING Lyric Hammersmith Svetlana Dimcovic Dionyza PERICLES Royal Shakespeare Company Dominic Cooke Dorcas THE WINTER’S TALE Royal Shakespeare Company Dominic Cooke Film Role Title Production Company Director Actress I CAME BY Netflix / Two & Two Pictures Babak Anvari Danielle A STREETCAT NAMED BOB Street Cat Bob Film Ltd Roger Spottiswoode Jay THE ONES BELOW Cuba Pictures David Farr Skills Accents & Dialects (* = native): African-West, American-New York, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Cockney, Jamaican, London*, RP, Yorkshire Music & Dance: Freestyle Dance, Mezzo-Soprano, Sight-Reading Sports: Roller Skating Training: Guildhall School of Music and Drama Playing age: 41 - 50 years Hair colour: Dark brown Eye colour: Brown Height: 5’5” (165cm).
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