Actors & Writers London: Victoria Kempton

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Victoria Kempton is a versatile actress who can deliver a wide range of accents and dialects and is also an experienced choreographer.

Height: 5' 1"

Eye colour: Hazel

Hair colour: Red/Titian

Build: Petite

Accents: American Southern States, Cockney, Lancashire, Liverpool, London, New York, RP, Standard American, Standard Scots, West Country, Yorkshire.

Playing age: 40-50

Photo by Paul Thompson

Dance: Ballet, Ballroom, Highland Dancing, Jazz, Latin American, National Dancing, Period Dancing and Tap, Experience Choreographer.
Sports: Swimming
Voice: Soprano with a range of two and a half octaves.

Agent: Susi Earnshaw Management
68 High Street
Barnet
Herts EN5 5SJ
Phone: 020 8441 5010 Fax: 020 8364 9618
Email: casting@susiearnshaw.co.uk
Web: www.susiearnshaw.co.uk

Production	Role	Director	Company / Venue

Stepping Out	Dorothy	Nicky Margolis	The Artsdepot
Misalliance	Mrs Tarleton	Michael Friend	Shaw's Corner
Machinal	Mother	Elena Manni	White Bear Theatre
Metamorphosis	Mrs Samsa	Rhys Thomas	Albany Theatre
Blithe Spirit	Madame Arcati	Tim Luscombe	Chichester Festival Theatre (Tour)
In Praise of Love	Lydia	Imogen Moynihan	Princess Theatre, Torquay
The Miser	Frosine	Nicholas Broadhurst	Chichester Festival Theatre (Tour)
A Taste of Honey	Helen	Jeremy Meadows	Sidmouth Play Festival
Educating Rita	Rita	Imogen Moynihan	Sidmouth Play Festival
The Actor's Nightmare	Meg	Jim McManus	The Players Theatre
The Taming of the Shrew	Bianca/Curtis	David Henry	English Theatre of Hamburg
Silver King	Various roles	Peter Wood	Chichester Festival Theatre
Rumours	Vivien	Michael Rudman	Chichester Festival Theatre & tour
Taking Steps	Elizabeth	Nick Hawell	Sidmouth Play Festival
Barefoot in the Park	Corrie	Nick Hawell	Sidmouth Play Festival
Abigail's Party	Susan	Nick Hawell	Sidmouth Play Festival
A Slight Ache	Flora	Kenn Michaels	White Horse Theatre & European tour
Dial 'M' for Murder	Sheila	Phillip Dart	Channel Theatre (Tour)
How the Other Half Loves	Terry	Kevin Wood	Channel Theatre (Tour)
The Country Wife	Lucy	Paul Chamberlain	Theatr Clwyd
The Taming of the Shrew	Bianca	Paul Chamberlain	Orchard Theatre Company
Gigi	Gigi	Robert Trotter	Dundee Rep
Pleasure and Repentance	W	Robert North	Derby Playhouse Studio

Canterbury Tales	Pertelote and Prosperina	Martin Starkie	Chaucer Heritage Company
The Pierrots	Lily	Hugo Myatt	Channel Theatre Co
Peter Pan	Liza/Mermaid	Paul Chamberlain	Theatr Clwyd
Seven Deadly Sins	Lust	Paul Chamberlain	Orchard Theatre Co
Godspell	Sang 'Learn your Lessons Well'	Vivyan Ellacott	Kenneth More Tour
Hair	Chrissie	Vivyan Ellacott	National Tour
The Wizard of Oz	Dorothy	Roger Nott	New Theatre, Cardiff

British Telecom, Utal Fisher Videos, Midland Bank and Danish Tourist Board

The Bear Factory	Tilly	Paul Cole	ECM Productions
McDonalds Commercial	Auntie		Leo Burnett
Macdonald's Farm	Animatronics	Tony Reed	GMTV-JPP Productions
John Smith's Bitter	Penguin	Mandie Fletcher	Fletcher Sanderson
Seeing a Beauty Queen Home	Ramona	Adrian Brown	Thames TV
Tomorrow's Warrior	The Boy (voice over)	Michael Papas	Onyx Films
Manchester Evening News	Mrs Brent		Granada TV Commercial
Hotel Staff Training programme	Difficult Customer	Peter Simpkin	Utal Fisher Videos

Victoria Kempton played Water Rat in awl's October 2005 reading of Riverbank Reverie by Paddy Gormley. Vicki's performance is featured in audio extracts from the reading on the Riverbank Reverie website: www.riverbankreverie.info
Carmen in Don Quixote in Algiers by Dermot Murphy Rita Cunningham/Dr Crawshaw/Police Receptionist in The Lesser Evil by Bob Braithwaite Colette in Life is for Living by Michael Johnson Water Rat in Riverbank Reverie by Paddy Gormley (see link above to Riverbank Reverie website) Bimbo in Bimbo by Philip Riley Lynn in Couch by Boris Rumney Mrs Hone in Only a Fool by Michael Johnson Fiona in Last Orders by Patrick Sheehy Solicitor in The Reading by Michael Johnson (performed as part of awl's first public showcase at Bullion Room Theatre, Hackney Empire, in November 2003). Dora in Houston, We Have a Problem by Eddie Coleman Liz in The Erotic Barbershop by Morgan J Layton Audrey in Cupid's Bow by Linda Scott Marie Curie in The Coal and the Accolade by Jean-Noel Fenwick (translated by Michael Johnson) Sally in Kiss the Boys and Make Them Cry by Victoria Kempton and Michael Johnson She in Half a Loaf by Ted Roberts Julie in Only a Matter of Time by Michael Johnson Director in Up Yours by Victoria Kempton Martine in After Molière by Paddy Gormley The Doctor in Mr Punch by Peter Sutton

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