Sarah Woodward
Introduction '''Sarah Woodward''' (born 3 April 1963) is a British actress. Olivier Award winner 1998 for ‘Tom & Clem’ & Tony Nominated in 2000 for ‘The Real Thing’. Sarah is the daughter of actor Edward Woodward and his first wife, actress Venetia Barrett, sister of actor Tim Woodward, and actor, voice artist, and screenwriter Peter Woodward, and sister to actress Emily Woodward, whose mother is actress Michele Dotrice.
Career Woodward trained as an actress at RADA, where she won the Bancroft Gold Medal, before joining the Royal Shakespeare Company, where she appeared in Anthony Sher’s Richard III, Keneth Branagh’  Henry V, Roger Rees’ Hamlet, & Francis Barber’s Camille. She returned to the RSC in 1993, in The Venetian Twins, Murder in The Cathedral, Loves Labours Lost, & ''The Tempest'', the latter directed by Sam Mendes, whom she has worked with many times including ''London Assurance'', with Paul Eddington; (Chichester/Haymarket Theatre); The Sea with Judi Dench (Royal National Theatre); ''Kean'', with Derek Jacobi (Old Vic/ Toronto) and ''Habeas Corpus'' with Imelda Staunton, Brenda Blethyn, and Jim Broadbent (Donmar). Sarah won the Olivier Award for best performance in a supporting role in 1998 for her role in ''Tom & Clem'' by Stephen Churchett.,with Michael Gambon & Alec McCowen. She was also nominated for a Tony Award in 2000 for her role in the Donmar Warehouse production of Tom Stoppard's ''The Real Thing''. which transferred to the Albery Theatre, (now Noel Coward Theatre) & then Broadway.
Credits ===Film=== Year  Title  Role  Director  Notes1996''Cries of Silence''Young DorrieAvery CrounseAlso known as: "Sister Island". Elsian Pictures1997''The House of Angelo''Elizabeth AngeloJim GoddardBBC / Tripal Productions2002''Close Your Eyes''Police Inspector Hilary AshNick WillingOriginal title: "Doctor Sleep". BBC Films / Kismet Film Company2003''I Capture the Castle''Leda Fox-CottonTim FywellBBC Films / Trademark Films''Bright Young Things''Sister Clemency (uncredited)Stephen FryThe Film Consortium2004''Charlie''Alison - Warehouse SecretaryMalcolm NeedsEnigma Pictures / Midas Films2020''Supernova''SueHarry MacqueenBBC Films / British Film Institute===Television=== Year  Title  Role  Notes1987''The Two of Us''NicolaEpisode: "Comparisons"1988''Gems''Philippa LyonsSeries 3, 6 episodes''The Bill''FionaEpisode: "Personal Imports"1991''The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes''Edith PresburyEpisode: "The Creeping Man"1992''Poirot''Jane GreyEpisode: "Death in the Clouds"''Casualty''Jo DanielsEpisode: "Body and Soul"1996''The Bill''NinaEpisode: "Overstepping the Mark"1998''The Cater Street Hangman''Sarah CordeTV film2003''Final Demand''DS BrownTV film''Hear the Silence''HeadmistressTV film2005''The Bill''CSE Pat Buchanan2 episodes: "To Catch a Killer: Parts 2 & 3"2006''New Tricks''AudiologistEpisode: "Bank Robbery"2009''Kingdom''Head TeacherSeries 3, 1 episode20092010''Doctors''Marion Smithson2 episodes: "Someone to Watch Over Me" and "A Happy Ending"2010''DCI Banks''Jessica Ford2 episodes: "Aftermath: Parts 1 & 2"''Law & Order: UK''DS Jemma FraserEpisode: "Anonymous"2012''Loving Miss Hatto''BirdyTV film''Outnumbered''MaryEpisode: Christmas Special 20122013''The Politician's Husband''Undercover Reporter 1TV miniseries, 3 episodes2014''Endeavour''Hazel WintergreenEpisode: "Neverland"2016''New Blood''Mrs ClaytonEpisode: "Case 1, Part 1"2019''Holby City''Lilly GellarEpisode: "Work Life Balance"20192021''Queens of Mystery''Beth Stone9 episodes2020''The Pale Horse''Clemency ArdinglyTV miniseries, 2 episodes''Quiz''Maggie PearceTV miniseries, 1 episode''Sitting in Limbo'' RhonaTV film2021''Professor T.''Ingrid SnaresSeries 1, 6 episodes2022''Professor T.''Ingrid SnaresSeries 2, 6 episodes''Motherland''TV film, BBC2 - directed by Lucy Kirkwood2023''Death in Paradise''Miriam SworderSeries 12, Episode 1''Silent Witness''Ch Supt Bridget LaingSeries 26, Episodes 9 and 10, "Southbay"''Midsomer Murders''UrsulaITV''Professor T.''Ingrid SnaresSeries 3, 6 episodes===Theatre=== Year  Title  Role  Director  Notes1994''The Tempest''MirandaSam MendesRoyal Shakespeare Company1996''Habeas Corpus''Connie WicksteedSam MendesDonmar Warehouse1997''Tom and Clem''KittyRichard WilsonAldwych TheatreWinner of the Olivier Award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role19992000''The Real Thing'' by Tom StoppardCharlotteDavid LeveauxDonmar Warehouse and BroadwayNominated for a Tony Award2001''Presence''MarianJames KerrRoyal Court Theatre2004''Much Ado About Nothing''DogberryTamara HarveyShakespeare's Globe2005''Woman in Mind''SusanRaz ShawSalisbury Playhouse2006''The Comedy of Errors''AdrianaChris LuscombeShakespeare's Globe2007''A Midsummer Night's Dream''TitaniaChris LuscombeRegent's Park Open Air Theatre''Macbeth''Lady Macbeth2008''Present Laughter''MonicaHoward DaviesNational Theatre2009''Judgment Day'' by Ödön von HorváthFrau LeimgruberJames McDonaldAlmeida Theatre''Rookery Nook''GertrudeTerry JohnsonMenier Chocolate Factory2010''The Merry Wives of Windsor''Mistress FordChris LuscombeShakespeare's Globe; Los Angeles; New York2011''Jumpy'' by April De AngelisBeaNina RaineRoyal Court Theatre''The Cherry Orchard'' by ChekhovCharlottaHoward DaviesNational Theatre''Snake in the Grass''MiriamLucy BaileyThe Print Room2012''Love and Information'' by Caryl ChurchillVariousJames McDonaldRoyal Court Theatre2013''Bracken Moor'' by Alexi Kaye CampbellVanessa AveryPolly TealeTricycle Theatre20132014''In the Next Room'' by Sarah RuhlAnnieLaurence BoswellSt. James Theatre, London2015''The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time''SiobhanMarianne ElliottGielgud Theatre2016''Nell Gwynn'' by Jessica SwaleMa Gwynn / Queen CatherineChris LuscombeShakespeare's GlobeApollo Theatre, London''Richard'' ''II''Duchess of YorkSimon GodwinShakespeare's Globe2017''Quiz'' by James GrahamSonia Woodley, QCDaniel EvansMinerva Theatre, Chichester; Noël Coward Theatre, London''This House'' by James GrahamRochester & Chatham; Welwyn & Hatfield; Coventry South West; Ilford North; Lady BatleyJeremy HerrinMinerva Theatre;Garrick Theatre, London2020''The Haystack''HannahRoxana SilbertHampstead Theatre, London
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