1h 8 min
Pro Series - Mark Pawsey in conversation with Kim Criswell, Sophie Louise Dann and Janie Dee: Leading Ladies of the West End Pro Series with Mark Pawsey
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Leading Ladies of the West End Interview For Performers Stuff Pro Series: Maintaining 8 Shows a Week, Keeping Your Voice Healthy & Great Acting Tips
Performer Stuff Pro Series host, Mark Pawsey catches up with 3 of London’s West End Leading Ladies, Kim Criswell, Sophie Louise Dann and Janie Dee as they share up close and personal, their first-hand knowledge and experience of what it takes to maintain 8 shows a week.
Meet London’s West End Leading Ladies
KIM CRISWELL
Kim is a native American musical entertainer, actress and EMI solo recording artist who has performed with most of the leading Symphony Orchestras of the World. She came to London as Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun for which she received an Olivier Award Nomination. On Broadway she appeared in the original casts of Baby& Nine and starred opposite Sting in The Threepenny Opera.She played Grizabella in the first LA production of CATS & won the Helen Hayes Award for Side By Side By Sondheim in Washington.
SOPHIE-LOUISE DANN
Sophie-Louise is a British actress, who recently completed the UK tour of Les Misérables playing Madame Thenardier. In the West End, she was nominated for Olivier Awards on 2 occasions, for Lend Me a Tenor and The Girls, the latter of which was written by Take That star Gary Barlow. A protagonist for new works and writings, Sophie-Louise also created leading roles in the new musicals Bend it Like Beckham & Made in Dagenham.
JANIE DEE
Janie is an English actress and singer. She won the Olivier, Evening Standard, Critics Circle Theatre, Obie and Theatre World Awards for her role in Alan Ayckbourn’s Comic Potential both in London and New York. She also won an Olivier Award for her performance as Carrie Pipperidge in Carousel. Most recently she was nominated for an Olivier Award playing Phyllis in the Royal National Theatre's acclaimed Follies opposite Imelda Staunton.
Leading Ladies of the West End Interview For Performers Stuff Pro Series: Maintaining 8 Shows a Week, Keeping Your Voice Healthy & Great Acting Tips
Performer Stuff Pro Series host, Mark Pawsey catches up with 3 of London’s West End Leading Ladies, Kim Criswell, Sophie Louise Dann and Janie Dee as they share up close and personal, their first-hand knowledge and experience of what it takes to maintain 8 shows a week.
Meet London’s West End Leading Ladies
KIM CRISWELL
Kim is a native American musical entertainer, actress and EMI solo recording artist who has performed with most of the leading Symphony Orchestras of the World. She came to London as Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun for which she received an Olivier Award Nomination. On Broadway she appeared in the original casts of Baby& Nine and starred opposite Sting in The Threepenny Opera.She played Grizabella in the first LA production of CATS & won the Helen Hayes Award for Side By Side By Sondheim in Washington.
SOPHIE-LOUISE DANN
Sophie-Louise is a British actress, who recently completed the UK tour of Les Misérables playing Madame Thenardier. In the West End, she was nominated for Olivier Awards on 2 occasions, for Lend Me a Tenor and The Girls, the latter of which was written by Take That star Gary Barlow. A protagonist for new works and writings, Sophie-Louise also created leading roles in the new musicals Bend it Like Beckham & Made in Dagenham.
JANIE DEE
Janie is an English actress and singer. She won the Olivier, Evening Standard, Critics Circle Theatre, Obie and Theatre World Awards for her role in Alan Ayckbourn’s Comic Potential both in London and New York. She also won an Olivier Award for her performance as Carrie Pipperidge in Carousel. Most recently she was nominated for an Olivier Award playing Phyllis in the Royal National Theatre's acclaimed Follies opposite Imelda Staunton.
1h 8 min