Tracey Briggs Email & Phone Number

Career highlights have included working with television director Juliet May in "Blue Murder" for ITV, playing the guest lead role of Sarah Watkins in "The Archers" and playing Brenda in two national tours of "Calendar Girls", which gave me the opportunity of working alongside Lynda Bellingham, Gemma Craven, Letitia Dean, Jan Harvey and Sue Holderness, to name but a few.My favourite theatre role to date was playing the lead role of Eleanor in "Fragments of Ash" for Notional Theatre Wales: 'electrifying', intelligent theatre that asks a shocking question: "what would it take to make an ordinary British mother become a suicide bomber?""What can turn an ordinary mother into a suicide bomber" with a stimulus as hard hitting and controversial as this I was intrigued at how this would be displayed visually. The use of such a minimal set was enough as Tracey Briggs who played the part of British mother Eleanor was bold enough. Her ability to perform such raw emotion left me as well as other members of the audience with tears streaming down our faces and lumps in our throats, as we saw the full extent of just how everyday individuals lives can be affected by the sadness and atrocities that happen at war.” Carmarthen Journal My theatre work has also included playing frustrated housewife Pam in "Dogging and Fishing" opposite well-known actor John Henshaw, at the Lowry Theatre, Manchester as part of the Re-Play FestivalI was last seen working at Soho Theatre for Tamasha Theatre CompanyIf you would like to know more about my acting work please visit my Spotlight web page.

I have done many rehearsed readings for companies including: North West Playwrights, Script, Birmingham Book Festival, Birmingham University, Birmingham Rep and Manchester Library Theatre.Review: “My Beating Heart - Stories Of Love And Loss”, Sebastian Mhor writers showcase at The Edge, Birmingham. Writers: Leanne Allen, Annabel Brightling, Angela Cran, Rob Ganley, Santoshi Mann & Martin Sketchley.Leanne Allen: “Tracey Briggs … did a smashing job at performing, and directing (and choreographing) herself.” Santoshi Mann: “Thank you for making our scripts come alive and adding your own dimension, you really were amazing, with only one rehearsal and 6 scripts in a short time.”

Last see on all UK commercial channels playing the Yorkshire waitress in “What”, the advert for the Electoral Commission Directed by Paul Gay.Also played leading roles in adverts produced by Blink films, Partizan, Academy Films and RSA Films .

Last worked playing opposite Frederick Schmidt in "The Marker" Directed by Justin Edgar of 104 Films, Executive Producer Richard Holmes of Creative England. I have also worked as an actor on camera for the following companies:ITV, BBC, Yorkshire TV, BBC Screen Two, Channel 4 films,Ten Alps Vision, Roebuck Productions, The Maclagan Men, Purves Wickes Productions, Radical Departures, First House Productions and Swanlind.You can see some recent examples of my acting on camera work on my Spotlight page.

I have worked in the corporate sector doing medical role-play for both informed consent and doctors training, as well as role-play training in the financial, retail and hospitality sectors.When working in the corporate sector I am personable, down-to-earth, reliable and directable. Can create clearly-defined believable characters while working to a strict brief. I am currently looking to gain more work in the corporate role-play sector. Please see my role-play CV if you feel I can be of use to you.

I have done several Number One theatre tours, giving me the opportunity to play at all the following theatres.Bath Theatre Royal, Belfast Grand Opera House, Birmingham Hippodrome, Bradford Alhambra, Bristol Hippodrome, Bromley Churchill Theatre, Canterbury Marlowe Theatre, Cardiff New Theatre, Cheltenham Everyman, Chichester Festival Theatre, Darlington Civic Theatre, Dartford Orchard Theatre, Eastbourne Congress Theatre, Glasgow Theatre Royal, Hull New Theatre, Leeds Grand, Leicester Haymarket, Milton Keynes Theatre, Newcastle Theatre Royal, Norwich Theatre Royal, Nottingham Theatre Royal, Peterborough Key Theatre, Plymouth Theatre Royal, Reading Hexagon Theatre, Salford Lowry, Sheffield Lyceum, Southend Cliffs Pavilion, Southport Theatre, Torquay Princess Theatre, Truro Hall for Cornwal, Windsor Theatre Royal, Wolverhampton Grand, Worthing Connaught, and York Grand Opera House.I have also done long repertory seasons with:Wigan Pier Theatre, Channel Theatre, Harrogate Theatre, Cardiff Sherman Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Theatre,York Theatre Royal, & the Lawrence Batley Theatre.Last seen working at Soho Theatre for Tamasha Theatre Company.

Most recently I played the role of Judge Sheila Ross in “The Archers”, which was part of Helen Archer’s domestic abuse storyline, and I believe the episode I was featured in had 6 million listenersMy radio drama work also includes playing the lead guest role of Sarah Watkins in The Archers directed by Julie Beckett, and I have worked in Ambridge Extra and several other radio dramas directed by Peter Leslie Wild and Kristine Landon-Smith.I played the role of Jane in “The Kindness of Time”, an audio drama produced by Monty Funk Productions and directed by Rosie Boulton. Rosie is now a freelance radio producer, with 25 years of experience in producing for the BBC, and is a delight to work with. This production was the winner BBC Audio Drama Awards 2016.You can hear examples of my radio drama work on my Spotlight page