Annabel is an actress, singer, director and writer, as well as a coach in communication and performance.
She was nominated Actress of the Year for her lead role in the original London cast of Hair!, and was a finalist in the Offie Awards 2024 in the Leading Actor Category for the role of Edith in The Journey To Venice.
News
In August I shall be at the Edinburgh Festival to direct Miriam Margolyes in Margolyes & Dickens: The Best Bits, at the Pleasance Theatre. The show runs 7th to 15th August.
“I’ve finally got to the age when I hear what I want to hear. Often I think that I’ve heard more than enough already.” Later this month, I’m appearing in the UK premier of the modern Norwegian classic, The Journey to Venice. The play is a celebration of ageing, fantasy, love, and the sacrifices we make … The Journey to Venice
I feature in a short film written and directed by Konstantinos Doxiadis, Still Life. Just before passing away, Natalie’s mother sends her a voice message recounting a tender childhood memory. Unable to come to terms with her grief, Natalie begins re-enacting the memory. However, the absence of her mother makes the process exceedingly difficult, and … Still Life
In April, I took part in a rehearsed play-reading of a new play set in Belfast in the seventies, In Memoriam by Georgina Duncan. Two performances at The Bush Theatre, April 25 and 26th.
I have an interactive film, made in 2023 awaiting release this year: Hello Stranger by whizkid Paul Raschid, specialist in this unusual and exciting field. www.paulraschid.com
Proud to be a finalist in the Offie Awards 2024 in the Leading Actor Category for Edith in The Journey To Venice at the Finborough Theatre, London. offies.london/2024-finalists-winners
Coaching
creating a deep connection between you and your audience, whether one or thousands
I have a lifetime’s experience of public performance as an actor and director in theatre, film and television. Learn actors’ skills to hook your audience and keep them spellbound. In coaching, I focus on presentation skills, speaking in public, leadership skills and personal development.