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Hannah Edwards
Hannah originally from Liverpool is an actor known for her roles in Theatre and Television
Hannah is originally from Liverpool. After winning a scholarship to attend The Sylvia Young Theatre School, she moved to London at the age of 11. She then went on to study musical theatre at Laine Theatre Arts, followed by a BA in Acting at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
Theatre credits include:
Lone Flyer (Watermill Theatre/ Jermyn Street Theatre); The Immersive Great Gatsby (West End); (Measure for Measure, The Sonnet Walks (Guildford Shakespeare Company); Votes For Women, Playhouse Creatures, Beryl, Kiss Me Quickstep, Tale Trail to Robin Hood and Marian, Inherit the Wind, I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire!, The Hundred and One Dalmatians, A Christmas Carol and Alice in Wonderland (New Vic Theatre); On The Shoulder of Giants (Oldham Town Hall); Kiss Me Quickstep (Eastbourne Theatres); Horniman’s Choice (Finborough Theatre); She Stoops to Conquer (Northern Broadsides); Romeo and Juliet (Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds); Country Music (Trafalgar Studios); Rumpole of the Bailey (Bath Literary Festival); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); Annie (UK Tour); Les Miserables (Liverpool Empire).
Television and film credits include:
Blood Brothers (Digital Theatre); Counting Sheep (Haus Pictures); Casualty, Call the Midwife, Being April (BBC); Life Begins (ITV); The Priory (Channel 4); Alternative Voting (Great Western Features); Flowers, (NFTS).
Radio credits include:
The Chess Girls, (BBC Radio 4); Charley From Outside, (Independent Radio Drama Productions).
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Theatre credits include:
Lone Flyer (Watermill Theatre/ Jermyn Street Theatre); The Immersive Great Gatsby (West End); (Measure for Measure, The Sonnet Walks (Guildford Shakespeare Company); Votes For Women, Playhouse Creatures, Beryl, Kiss Me Quickstep, Tale Trail to Robin Hood and Marian, Inherit the Wind, I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire!, The Hundred and One Dalmatians, A Christmas Carol and Alice in Wonderland (New Vic Theatre); On The Shoulder of Giants (Oldham Town Hall); Kiss Me Quickstep (Eastbourne Theatres); Horniman’s Choice (Finborough Theatre); She Stoops to Conquer (Northern Broadsides); Romeo and Juliet (Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds); Country Music (Trafalgar Studios); Rumpole of the Bailey (Bath Literary Festival); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium); Annie (UK Tour); Les Miserables (Liverpool Empire).
Television and film credits include:
Blood Brothers (Digital Theatre); Counting Sheep (Haus Pictures); Casualty, Call the Midwife, Being April (BBC); Life Begins (ITV); The Priory (Channel 4); Alternative Voting (Great Western Features); Flowers, (NFTS).
Radio credits include:
The Chess Girls, (BBC Radio 4); Charley From Outside, (Independent Radio Drama Productions).
www.spotlight.com/4219-9085-4855