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Pauline Daniels |
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Pauline is perhaps best know
as a stand up comedienne, and as such has appeared internationally, a UK
high spot being an engagement at the London Palladium and television
appearances in The Comedians, Saturday Royal and Wogan. Pauline is also
a fine actress. Amongst her many stage roles her portrayals of Mama
Morton in Chicago, Rose in Gypsy and her now legendary performances as
Shirley Valentine can be singled out for particular mention. Television
performances include Bread and twelve months in Brookside whilst on
radio she co-presented with Roger Phillips for two years on radio
Merseyside. Yet another string to her bow is her superb singing.
Pauline has performed with the Liverpool Philharmonic on several
occasions and starred in the West End hit musical “A Saint She Ain’t”
parodying Mae West. |
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Eithne Browne |
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A native of Liverpool Eithne’s first stage appearance was in the
original production of Willy Russell’s “Blood Brothers” at the Liverpool Playhouse.
On its transfer to the West End she took over the lead from Barbara Dickson for over fifty performances.
Since then she has appeared in a number of productions in Theatres all over Britain. Her credits include Billy Liar,
Wuthering Heights, the Full Monty, Shirley Valentine, Educating Rita, Abigail’s Party and many others. On television her
best known role is probably that of Cissy Rogers in Brookside however she has also appeared in Emerdale Farm, Clocking Off,
Stretford Wives and others. |
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Eithne is also actively involved in running workshops, teaching,
play readings as well as being the voice of Liverpool's ‘Ferry Across the Mersey’. |
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Photograph by Anne
Gilmore |
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Jen Heyes |
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Jen Heyes founded the Bare Face Cheek Theatre Company and
is the founder and artistic director of Cut to the Chase who have now
been commissioned by Liverpool Culture Company to research and develop
proposals for two large scale theatre pieces for the 2007/2008 Capital
of Culture events. She produced and directed Pauline in Misery along
with Andrew Schofield. |
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Her
production of Therese Raquin won best production in the Liverpool Echo
Arts and Entertainment awards 2000 and in the same year she was
nominated for best new talent as a director. In 2002 Jen was director
in residence at the Unity theatre and her production of Wannabe won best
new play in the Daily Post arts award. |
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Jen has worked in
theatres regionally, nationally and internationally (Oporto, Lisbon,
Luxembourg and Hong Kong) and in the last seven years has directed over
40 different plays ranging over the spectrum of theatre work - A
Midsummer Night’s Dream, Women In Love, Sweeny Todd, Yerma (performed
in Portuguese), The Little Mermaid, Slappers and Slapheads etc. etc. |
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