Susan was the Malvern Prize Winner for comedy at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

THEATRE
Susan continues to perform her own play The Merry Wife of Wilton, a one-woman costume drama in which she plays Mary Sidney, Countess of Pembroke. Recently Susan played Mrs Arbuthnot in Calculus directed by Andy Jordan at the New End Theatre, London. Other favourite roles include Amy Spettigue in Charley’s Aunt, Mrs Squeamish in The Country Wife, Sukey Tawdry in The Beggars Opera, Angela in Abigail’s Party and Jan in Aykbourn’s Bedroom Farce for Bill Kenwright - a review in the Evening Standard praised her ‘sharpness of style’. Susan also works in Fringe Theatre, Music Hall and Pantomime and Fairy Godmother at the Wyllyotts Theatre, Potters Bar in 2006.

RADIO
Often on the Drama Rep for the BBC, Susan played Mrs Allonby in A Woman of No Importance with Diana Rigg, the Nurse in Macbeth with Ian Holm, and among many roles in classic series, Mrs Copperfield in David Copperfield.

One of Susan's favourite parts was in the award winning radio series The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. She is proud to be the original Trillian!

TELEVISION
Many character roles including Witch in Corin Redgrave’s Macbeth for BBC2, appearances in Rainbow, Bless Me Father, Only When I Laugh, Agony, and she played children’s nurse, Mary, in ITV’s 13 part series Why Can’t I Go Home?

CARTOONS
After playing Princess Eilonwy in the Walt Disney film, The Black Cauldron with John Hurt, Susan voiced a many cartoons including Jimbo and the Jet Set, The Family Ness, The Beano Video, and in 2000 The Animal Shelf, nominated for a BAFTA.  But probably Susan is best known for the voice of Noddy in BBC Television’s Noddy!

VOICE OVERS
Susan is no stranger to the world of voice-overs, from Commercials to Corporate Films. In film dubbing she voiced the young Pu Yi in The Last Emperor, Jade Fox in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Audio Books include Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials (Serafina Pekala) and Plato's Symposium (Diotima)