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Her comedy, "The Memory of Water", performed at the Vaudeville Theatre in 1999, was awarded the Laurence Olivier Theatre Award in 2000 for Best New Comedy.
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1986 Big Deal (TV series)
– Tuppence Coloured (1986)
 
1986 Paradise Postponed (TV mini-series)
Newspaper reporter
 
1986 Boon (TV series)
Melissa
– Unto Us Four a Son (1986) … Melissa
 
1984 Winter Flight
Kel
 
1984 Now and Then (TV series)
ATS Girl
– Episode #2.6 (1984) … ATS Girl
 
1984 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (TV series)
Jane
– The Crooked Man (1984) … Jane
 
1984 Facelift
F-3425
 
1982 The Gentle Touch (TV series)
Mary
– One of Those Days (1982) … Mary
 
1981 Coronation Street (TV series)
Sandra Webb
– Episode #1.2093 (1981) … Sandra Webb
– Episode #1.2092 (1981) … Sandra Webb
– Episode #1.2077 (1981) … Sandra Webb
– Episode #1.2076 (1981) … Sandra Webb
– Episode #1.2075 (1981) … Sandra Webb
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1981 Sapphire & Steel (TV series)
Ruth
– The Man Without a Face: Part 4 (1981) … Ruth
– The Man Without a Face: Part 3 (1981) … Ruth
– The Man Without a Face: Part 2 (1981) … Ruth (uncredited)
– The Man Without a Face: Part 1 (1981) … Ruth (uncredited)
 
1980 Rumpole's Return (TV movie)
Smokey Revere
 
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2011 Shirley (TV movie)
 
2010 Downton Abbey (TV series)
– Episode #1.4 (2010) (written by)
 
2009 Enid (TV movie) (written by - uncredited)
 
2007 Memória de Água (TV movie)
 
2007 La mémoire de l'eau
 
2002 Before You Go (play "The Memory of Water")
 
2002 Helen West (TV series)
– Shadow Play (2002) (adapted for television by)
 
1997 Casualty (TV series)
– A Taste of Freedom (1997) (written by)
– Always on My Mind (1997) (written by)
 
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2009 Enid (TV movie) (associate producer)
 
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(2001) Her play, "An Experiment with an Air Pump", was performed at the Northlight Theatre in Chicago, Illinois with Ana Sferruzza in the cast.

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Her comedy, "The Memory of Water", performed at the Vaudeville Theatre in 1999, was awarded the Laurence Olivier Theatre Award in 2000 for Best New Comedy. See more »