Jemma Churchill
Theatre credits include: The Boys from Hibernia (Belgrade Theatre), I’ll Be Back Before Midnight (Theatre By The Lake), Slaughterhouse Five (Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse), Macbeth (international tour), The Last Waltz (Upstairs at the Gatehouse), Things We Do For Love (Royal & Derngate, Northampton), Having a Ball (Theatre Royal Windsor), A Happy Medium (King’s Theatre, Edinburgh), Structures (Elgiva Theatre, Chesham and Swindon Arts Centre), The Winslow Boy (Palace Theatre, Westcliffe-on-Sea), A Night in Provence (The Mill At Sonning), The Notebook of Trigorin (Northcott Theatre), Factors Unforeseen (Orange Tree Theatre), Love’s A Luxury, Caught in the Net (Southwold Arts Centre), Noises Off (New Wolsey Theatre), Breaking the Code (English Theatre Frankfurt), Little Pieces of Gold (Theatre503).
Television credits include: G’wed, Alma’s Not Normal, Ladhood, Stonehouse, Curfew, Call The Midwife, Suspicion, Still Open All Hours, Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death, Mothers 2 Mothers, The Five (Ish) Doctors Reboot, Upstairs Downstairs, The Plot to Bring Down Britain’s Planes, Waterloo Road, Jekyll, Living It, Murder in Suburbia, Footballers’ Wives, Murder in Mind, Where There’s Smoke, Kiss Me Kate, Red Dwarf, Dangerfield, Jonathan Creek, Bugs, Waiting for God, The Brittass Empire, and Paradise Postponed; and for film, Desert Flower, Burn the Clock, Nativity Rocks!, and The Conjuring: Last Rites.
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Strangers on a Train
–A psychological thriller about obsession, manipulation and the devastating consequences of a chance encounter.
The Tailor of Inverness
–A moving story of displacement and survival in war-torn Europe
Mother Courage & her Children
–One of the greatest anti-war plays ever written