THEATRE
'Charley’s Aunt'....'The Country Wife'....Angela in 'Abigail’s Party'....Jan in Aykbourn’s 'Bedroom Farce'....Christopher Robin in 'Winnie the Pooh' and for 'Friday Night is Music Night'....'Sparky and his Magic Piano'....Sukey Tawdry in the 'Beggars Opera'....Hippolyta in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'....Duchess of York in 'Richard III'....Audrey Strange in Towards Zero'....Frau Fharenkopf in 'Night of the Iguana'....'Playboy of the Western World'....'An Inspector Calls'....'Portrait of a Queen'....'The Man Who Changed His Name'....'The Lesson'....'In the Gloaming Oh My Darling'....'No No Nanette'....'Hay Fever'....'Salad Days'....'Guys and Dolls'....'Lady Frederick'....'The Unknown Soldier and his Wife'....'Bordello'

	At Christmas 2001, I played the first of many Fairy Godmothers	In Pantomime I’ve played several principal girls, my favourite being of course, Cinderella.	I also played a variety of characters including Lady Salisbury and 'Lady Sackville-West in 'Wellington' performed at Apsley House, London
		I wrote and performed a one-woman-show, The Merry Wife of Wilton for the Windsor Fringe Festival which I then performed at various venues round the country.   'One of the brightest and most surprising coups for the Windsor Fringe! Her attention to detail is immaculate...' Slough Observer

TELEVISION, FILM and AUDIO VISUAL
............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................'The Troubleshooters'....'Why Can’t I Go Home?'.....'Rainbow'....'Agony'....'By The Sea'....'Fresh Fields'....BBC2’s 'Macbeth','Panorama and 'Kilroy'

Having played a nurse in ‘The Troubleshooters’ while still a student, I was later to be cast as a nurse again – Mary - in the long running ATV children’s series ‘Why Can’t I Go Home?’. I also made appearances in ‘Rainbow’, ‘Agony’, ‘By The Sea’, 'Bless Me Father', 'Fresh Fields' and was the third witch in BBC2’s ‘Macbeth’ with Corin Redgrave. My most recent TV work: I recently suffered a gory death in a chicken run! As Irish nun Mother Thomas in Midsomer Murders I was gruesomely strangled as I fed the chickens, in a case of mistaken identity. Great fun.

I appeared in the short comedy film 'Edible Snow Beasts' (2005) directed by Richard Nash Susan in sound and Vision (Flash required) Click HERE

RADIO
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Mrs Allonby in ‘A Woman of No Importance’....Mrs Copperfield in ‘David Copperfield....Kim in Waggoners Walk....Peter in ‘Peter Pan’....Flora in ‘The Piano’....Gavroche in ‘Les Miserables’....Trillian in 'Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy'....Phrygia in 'Timon of Athens' with Robert Stephens....Nurse in 'Macbeth with Ian Holm....Readings for 'Poetry Please', 'Talking Poetry', 'Woman's Hour', 'Kaleidoscope', 'Composer of the Week', 'Talking Politics'. I played Sherlock Holmes' Scottish Housekeeper in Sexton Blake - a spoof detective series starring Simon Jones and June Whitfield.......

Over my many years in radio, I've had some fabulous roles, including Mrs Allonby in ‘A Woman of No Importance’ with Diana Rigg and Mrs Copperfield in ‘David Copperfield’. As an often used child’s voice I was Kim in Waggoners Walk, Peter in ‘Peter Pan’, Flora in ‘The Piano’, Gavroche in ‘Les Miserables’ & many others. I played Sherlock Holmes’ Scottish Housekeeper in Sexton Blake – a spoof detective series starring Simon Jones and June Whitfield on Radio 4.

Click HERE to hear me as Trillian (zipped 'wav' file) Click HERE to hear me as Trillian (zipped 'mp3' file)

I also played Trillian, from The Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy radio series. Tricia McMillian (Trillian to her friends) is a highly trained astrophysicist and keeper of white mice. Born on Earth, she met a guy at a fancy dress party who turned out to be from another planet. He eventually turned out to be her boyfriend, Zaphod Beeblebrox. These improbable fates may be related to her time aboard the Heart of Gold, which she learnt to pilot by driving round Hyde Park Corner on a moped.