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Film includes: Tulse Luper Suitcases.
Television includes: Law & Order: UK (series 5-8), Henry IV, Restless, Baby Boom, The Lavender List, The Family Man, Rescue Me, Silent Witness, Midsomer Murders, The Lost World, Hearts and Bones, A Rather English Marriage, Between the Lines, Devil’s Advocate, No Bananas, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Catwalk Dogs, Trial & Retribution, Emma, Swallow and North Square.
JANET BEHAN
UNDERSTUDY MRS FRASER & ANDY
Training: Central School of Speech & Drama.
Theatre includes: Godspell (Cameron Mackintosh), Bag (Les Oeufs Malades), The Beggar’s Opera (Druid Theatre), seasons at Derby, Colchester, Belfast Lyric and Belfast Arts, Cavalcade, The Philanthropist and The Scarlet Pimpernel (Chichester Festival Theatre), After the Fall, Dancing at Lughnasa, Marat/Sade and Wild Oats (NT) and Realtine/Noreen (Camden Fringe 2016).
Television includes: Newshounds, Playing the Field, EastEnders, London’s Burning, A Touch of Frost, Love Soup, Canterbury Tales, Silent Witness, Five Daughters and Cuffs.
Janet is also a writer; her play Brendan at the Chelsea was the sell-out success of the opening season of the newly rebuilt Belfast Lyric in 2011. Starring Adrian Dunbar, the production then toured to New York, Belfast, Dublin and Derry in 2013. Her newest play, Realtine/Noreen was produced at the Tristan Bates Theatre as part of Camden Fringe 2016.
SUZY BLOOM
UNDERSTUDY MAXINE, DOROTHY & VERA
Suzy won rave reviews for her portrayal of Jessie Matthews, the all-singing, all-dancing 1930s film star, in the original London production of Over My Shoulder: The Jessie Matthews Story (Jermyn Street Theatre).
Other theatre includes: Diana Lake in Rattigan’s French Without Tears and Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair (The Northcott), Gwendolen Carr in Travesties by Tom Stoppard, and Maggie Tulliver in The Mill on the Floss (Nottingham Playhouse), Sally in Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick (Harrogate Theatre), Mrs Juno in Bernard Shaw’s Overruled and Polyxena in Hecuba (Tristan Bates), Becky Sharp in the musical adaptation of Vanity Fair with music by Julian Slade and words by Robin Miller (Covent Garden Festival), The Time of My Life (Bristol Old Vic), June and understudied/played Velma Kelly in Chicago (Adelphi). Suzy also plays Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart (not at the same time!) for a multitude of special events and gala performances in the UK and around the world. Also, Bombalurina and Jenny-Any-Dots in Cats (New London), The Kid in Pal Joey (Chichester Festival Theatre), Snookie Updergraff in 110 in the Shade (Fortune), Smokey Joe’s Café (Prince of Wales), Hot Mikado (Queen’s), Hey, Mr Producer! (Lyceum), Svetlana in Chess (UK tour and Oslo Spectrum). Film and television include: Snuff Box with Matt Berry and Rich Fulcher, Genie in the House, EastEnders, Casualty, Noble England, 24 Hours in London and the multiple award-winning and BAFTA-nominated short film Sweet with The Mighty Boosh! Radio includes: guest appearance on Ned Sherrin’s Loose Ends (BBC Radio 4) and the Doctor Who spin-off series New Earth for Big Finish Audio Drama.
Other work includes: Suzy is part of the musical comedy trio Ladies Go Diva, performing at the award-winning cabaret venue The Crazy Coqs in Piccadilly and at Café de Paris, London.
EMMA HOOK
FAIRY, UNDERSTUDY LYNNE & SYLVIA
Training: East 15 Acting School, receiving a distinction from the Foundation Course, and went on to graduate from Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts with a BA Hons in Acting.
Theatre includes: Trendy Empathy (Tristan Bates Theatre), Delie in The Flannelettes (King’s Head), Annie Chapman in RIP: a New Musical (King’s Head), Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Willow Cottage Theatre), David Cameron in 1760 Yards: a Hip Hop Pish Posh Opera (Tricycle), Call Centre (Wimbledon Studios), In the Wash (Avondale Theatre)
and Elphaba in Magic of the Musicals (Leap Productions).
Television includes: Casualty.
Radio includes: Frankenstein and Dallas on the Downs (BBC Radio 4) and Night of Cake and Puppets (Audible). Emma has also narrated for WordLive, a daily biblical podcast.