The Ambassador Theatre Group has today announced that Winterson’s actress, Frances McNamee, will star in West End musical Big Fish, alongside Tony Award-nominated actor, Kelsey Grammer. The show will open at The Palace Theatre at the beginning of November. Based on the original novel by Daniel Wallace and the acclaimed Tim Burton film, Big Fish centres on Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman who lives life to its fullest, and then some! According to an article…

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By Niki Winterson, Lead Agent, Winterson’s The gender pay gap at The BBC is 10 percent – two thirds of stars earning more than £150,000 are male, the top seven earners are male. 10 percent is pretty damn good when compared with 18 percent nationwide. As it should be. If we’re not doing better in entertainment than the rest of the country then the rest of the country isn’t going to move forward. We’re in…

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Born to parents who were both involved in the theatre, Mikhail Sen found himself treading the boards from a very young age – literally, they took him there as a baby. Despite growing up in a theatrical environment, Sen was repeatedly told that he could not make acting a full time career, and took a quick d-tour via university, before returning to drama school and eventually to the stage. Here, he talks through his incredible…

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By Niki Winterson, Lead Agent, Winterson’s When I was five I thought that girls could be nuns, secretaries or teachers. I wanted to be the communications expert on the Starship Enterprise. I liked the short skirt better than the wimple and I liked the earpiece so I reckoned that’s what I’d do. Uhura rocked. The secretaries that I met were probably largely doing the jobs that I do today – running companies. Amongst the female…

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In her third year at Mountview, newly signed Winterson’s actress, Alice O’Hanlon, attended her first audition – and received her first role. She has now joined the cast of Mamma Mia in the West End and still managed to graduate drama school, having been directly assessed on her work in the show itself. We recently caught up with Alice at the West End Live event in Trafalgar Square to get the inside track on the…

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Netflix original Free Rein debuted on the online streaming service at the end of last month, and has received strong reviews. The new series features Winterson’s actor, Andrew Greenough, and has been produced by Lime Pictures, the company behind Hollyoaks, a show on which Greenough also recently appeared as a regular. We spoke to the actor about the new show, his experience of working on a streaming-first production, and the changing trends dictating content production within…

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Queen Anne opened at the Royal Haymarket in the West End earlier this month, and has been receiving some exceptional reviews. The play, which features Winterson’s actress, Daisy Ashford, has been reviewed through the national and industry press, and we have selected a few publications for you here. “A fascinating history play with uncanny modern parallels… it throws up uncanny modern parallels too in showing the monarch dismayed by party political in-fighting, contemplating stretched national…

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Watermill Theatre’s dual-productions of Twelfth Night and Romeo & Juliet, which feature Winterson’s actor Peter Dukes, both get underway at the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, this week. The two plays provide an innovative take on Shakespeare’s work, adding a lively jazz feel to the traditional shows. Earlier this week Peter spoke to Gloucestershire’s online lifestyle magazine, SoGlos, about the two productions and the music that they bring.  Originally from Cirencester, Peter Dukes grew up performing in…

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With more media channels opening up to actors than ever before, the plethora of opportunities is growing. Commercial jobs in particular have increased significantly in recent years, as the entertainment industry itself has expanded into online commercial content and native advertising. As with all uncharted territories, there are an equal number of unique avenues and potential pitfalls. Here, Associate Agent and Head of Commercial for Winterson’s, Lawrence James, looks at how actors can approach a…

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Winterson’s actor Alex Chang was recently featured in The Stage newspaper, in an interesting piece by John Byrne, the publication’s Careers Adviser, for the ‘How to’ section. In this case, Alex drew upon his experience in the commercials sector to provide tips to fellow actors on ‘How to nail a commercial’.  “Commercial castings are very different to those of theatre, film and TV,” says Chang. “You will have learned about the importance of openness at…

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Bat Out Of Hell The Musical, which features Winterson’s actress Eve Norris, received its press night at the London Coliseum this week to rapturous applause. Directed by Jay Scheib and featuring the timeless music of Jim Steinman, it’s a loud, high energy show with mainstream appeal.  Lead Winterson’s agent, Niki Winterson, attended the show in support of our client, Eve Norris, and you can view a selection of images from the opening night event on…

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The Taj Express opened at the Peacock Theatre in the West End last week, and Winterson’s actor Mikhail Sen received some standout mentions in the national press.   “And the composer-hero, as played by Mikhail Sen, is an engaging heart to the show.” –Clement Crisp, Financial Times “The first act sets up the premise of Shankar (the likeable Mikhail Sen) receiving a commission to score a new film from an unseen, demanding vulgarian of a…

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Integrated television, online, and virtual reality Rustlers commercial, 80 Years of Torment, has taken the Gold Award in the Food category at the British Arrows Awards. The ad features Winterson’s actor, Joe Etherington, playing a downtrodden consumer in a series of pre-Rustlers Burgers historical settings. Speaking about the win, Etherington said: “It’s great to hear that 80 Years of Torment has won these British Arrows awards. I’m very happy the teams at Droga5, Somesuch and Rustlers have…

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Winterson’s actor, Neil Salvage, has been nominated for an award in the category of Best Supporting Actor in a Short Film at the Madrid International Film Festival 2017 (IFF). Neil is nominated for his performance in short film Boat, which was originally screened at the VAULT Film Festival 2017 in London earlier this year. Directed by Daniel McGowan, the dark comedy is a two-hander that takes place between Salvage and other actor, Neil Grainger. Speaking…

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Winterson’s actor, Glenn Carter, will this evening perform in a special BBC Radio 2 show to celebrate Bill Kenwright’s 50 years in showbusiness. The star studded show is being hosted at the London Palladium and will also include performances from Michael Ball, Elaine Paige, Kiki Dee and Maria Friedman. Bill Kenwright has been an industry mainstay for 50 years. The 71 year old largely now focusses on his two major positions as a West End theatre producer and the Chairman…

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Last year saw seismic shifts in both the UK and US political landscapes. From Brexit to Trump, a whole new populist voice seemed to shake the existing establishment, which we are still feeling the reverberations from today. Perhaps most startling about the events of 2016 is quite how unexpected they were. Now, as we move towards another UK election and politics once again takes centre stage, have the arts and entertainment sectors done enough to…

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Winterson’s actor, Felicity Dean, will appear as Queen Elizabeth I in a new television docudrama, set to begin on Channel 5 at 9pm on Tuesday 9th May. Dean takes on the role of the older Elizabeth, appearing alongside Lily Cole, who plays the 20 year old version of the Queen. The 3 part series combines elements of documentary and drama, and sees performances from both Dean and Cole as the action switches back and forth along Elizabeth’s lifetime. The show will…

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Winterson’s actor Stuart Angell and the team had their press day for Angels in America yesterday, as the highly anticipated 8-hour fantasia finally hit the National Theatre. Twenty-five years after its first production, the show serves as both a document of the Aids crisis and a wider comedy about US politics. Its relevance today has made it a hot talking point throughout the industry press for many months now, and it didn’t disappoint as as the show was unveiled. We…

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Winterson’s actor, Chris Andrew Mellow, appears as the Nasty Headmaster in the live action version of Disney’s Beauty & The Beast, which smashed through the $1bn mark at the global box office earlier this year. Here, he talks to us about the film, the audition process, and what’s next for an actor who features in the highest grossing film of the year so far. Beauty and the Beast has been a huge worldwide success –…

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Summer Strallen will star in Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein, it has been announced. She will be performing alongside Hadley Fraser, Ross Noble and Lesley Joseph in the forthcoming West End musical. The Olivier Award-nominated actress is currently starring as Jessica in Hysteria, and the new show will begin in August 2017.  Based on Brooks’ 1974 film, Young Frankenstein sees Brooks collaborate with director and choreographer Susan Stroman. The production begins previews at the Garrick Theatre on September 28,…

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Winterson’s actor Peter Dukes is currently playing Malvolio in Twelfth Night at the Watermill Theatre. The play has been well received across the industry press, with standout reviews for Dukes throughout. We have highlighted a few of them here. “Peter Dukes’ steward is a terrific tragi-comic creation, morphing from snooty steward to posturing wannabe squire, to pouting transvestite, channelling The Rocky Horror Show‘s Frank-N-Furter in little more than those yellow stockings.” —WhatsOnStage ★★★★ “The transformation is…

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Winterson’s actor Carl Rice has had a busy and varied career. More recently known for playing the part of Colin in Sky 1 sitcom Trollied, Carl has been appearing on television since the age of eight. He has also branched out into writing and is now even working on a novel. We recently caught up with Carl to ask him about his career, favourite roles, and the synergy between his acting and writing that has developed over the years….

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Alexander Gage is in his final year of study at The Guildford School of Acting (GSA). Having signed with Winterson’s earlier this year, he has already begun attending castings and auditions in London. Here, he talks to us about completing his studies, making the leap from drama school to ‘real-world’ castings, and what advice he would give to students setting out on a similar path. Please tell us about your plans for graduation and what you’d…

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Winterson’s actor Serena Jennings is currently playing the role of Alistair Ryle in the all-female version of Laura Wade’s POSH at the Pleasance Theatre. The show received its press night earlier this week, to rave reviews across the national and trade press, with Serena being singled out for the strength of her performance. “Serena Jennings gives a stunning performance as the loathsome Alistair Ryle, caressing the lines with a cruel drawl and whipping herself up…

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Winterson’s has this week been featured on the Hannah Cate blog, offering insights into the world of social media for actors. It’s the second such post we’ve had published in the publication, which offers practical advice and opinions from around the industry. Optimising your online profile can these days play an important part in the career of any actor. Tools like Instagram, Twitter, and more niche online platforms geared-up specifically towards actors can be a…

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Winterson’s actor, Jack Whittle, has been successful in reaching the final of the Stephen Sondheim Student Performer of the Year awards 2017 (SSSSPOTY). The awards help support a performing arts student starting out in the world of professional musical theatre, and also showcase the work of new composers, lyricists, and writers. We recently caught up with Jack, who told us about starting out in the industry, offering insights into the process of signing with an…

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Winterson’s was this week featured in the Mail On Sunday, as Lead Agent Niki Winterson called for greater female pay equality both inside and outside of the industry. The short piece centred around BBC1 drama The Replacement, which unusually features two female leads side-by-side. The much celebrated show has been hailed as a breakthrough for Women’s roles by some, but Niki’s comments emphasise caution in an industry – and a world – where there is still much…

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Last night saw press night for Winterson’s actress, Evlyne Oyedokun, and the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead team. The Tom Stoppard tragicomedy, featuring Daniel Radcliffe, is now running at the Old Vic. Winterson’s was on-hand at the Theatre last night to witness the Production’s launch and it has today been given spectacular reviews throughout the press. To view more images from yesterday’s aftershow party, simply click on the image strip above to go through to the…

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Winterson’s actor, Jonathan Tafler, has received a number of standout reviews for his performance as Judge Danforth in The Crucible. The play, which is currently being shown at the Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch, has received strong reviews across the board. “This is an actors’ play, and Eoin Slattery’s John Proctor presents the thrilling charge of a man being true to himself even if it will cost him his life. Jonathan Tafler’s Judge Danforth is no less…

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Ryan J Brown, who last year won the BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Competition, recently conducted a roundtable interview in which he spoke to two leading BAFTA nominated writers. In the video, which was published on YouTube last week, Mike Carey (The Girl With All The Gifts) and Robert Schenkkan (Hacksaw Ridge) discuss their approaches to writing. “I used to have terrible days where I couldn’t focus, and I’d just play Sonic the Hedgehog and feel incredibly guilty about it,”…

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A new trailer for upcoming Disney feature film Beauty and the Beast was released earlier this week. The clip features Winterson’s actor, Chris Andrew Mellon, giving us our first glimpse of him in his role as the Nasty Headmaster. The minute-long clip introduces us to Belle (played by Emma Watson) and has already received over 2.5 million views. Disney’s new instalment of Beauty and the Beast is a live-action remake of the classic 1991 cartoon,…

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Following on the back of its recent success at the Critics Circle Theatre Awards, Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, which features Winterson’s actress, Chipo Kureya, won an amazing 8 awards at the WhatsOnStage celebration on Sunday. The haul sets a new record for total number of award wins by a play in a single WhatOnStage ceremony. The awards list included: best actor (Jamie Parker), best new play, best director (John Tiffany), best supporting actor…

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, which is currently playing at the Palace Theatre and features Winterson’s actress Chipo Kureya, received a total of 3 awards at the Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards last month. The Critics Circle Theatre Awards are presented annually for the closing year’s theatrical achievements. The winners, from theatre throughout the UK, are selected via vote by the professional theatre critics of The Critics’ Circle and were this year hosted by the…

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Today Neil Salvage will feature in a short film that is being screened at the VAULT Film Festival 2017. The dark comedy has been directed by Daniel McGowan and is making its screen debut at the event. Boat is a comic two hander that takes place between Salvage and other actor, Neil Grainger, taking place against the backdrop of an engaging and mysterious dystopian environment. “I’m really delighted that Boat has been selected for the…

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Winterson’s actress, Summer Strallen, has given an in-depth interview to The Stage, speaking to London-based theatre critic, Mark Shenton. Within it, the Olivier nominated actress offers a unique insight into the industry, earnestly talking about the highs and lows of her journey. Winterson’s is an avid reader of – and contributor to, the industry publication – and last year announced our dedication to the Equal Representation of Actresses (ERA) campaign through it. Indeed, in her…

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The Lower Depths is running at the Arcola Theatre until Saturday 11th February. The play features two Winterson’s actors, James Simmons, as well as recent signing, Ved Sapru. We caught up with Ved to find out a little more about the play and other projects on the horizon. Please introduce us to The Lower Depths… It’s a show about real people. People we pass by every day without a second thought. It’s this very reality…

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The 23rd annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards took place at the Shrine Auditorium in Los on Sunday, honouring the best achievements in film and television performances for 2016. Long regarded as a key barometer for Academy Awards results, which take place at the end of February, this year’s SAG ceremony threw up some interesting industry themes to look out for in 2017. Diversity The acting industry continues to champion diversity and in particular to…

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This Saturday Winterson’s will be in attendance of the Women’s March on London, being staged in opposition to the Inauguration of US President Elect, Donald Trump, and to help reassert the positive values that the politics of fear denies. It represents an extension of the commitment we show to equality within our own industry as vocal supporters of the Equal Representation for Actress (ERA) campaign and the need to highlight the work still to be…

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Today the West End has become synonymous around the world with musical theatre. However, this was not always the case. Its flagship theatres were once the only two venues in which you could watch non-musical stage shows in London. Until the modifying of the Theatre Licensing Act in 1843, non-musical theatre was heavily restricted by the UK government. The vast majority of companies were forced under law to stick to productions where there could be no dialogue…

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Winterson’s actress Summer Strallen gave her endorsement of Dreamgirls to The Sunday Times at the weekend, with the hit musical set to make its West End debut at the Savoy Theatre this evening. It’s been a 35 year wait for the much celebrated musical to appear on the London stage, having first launched on Broadway in 1981. The Show’s Director and Choreographer, Casey Nicholaw, has previously worked on projects such as Monty Python’s Spamalot, The…

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15 years ago Christopher Walken appeared as the sole protagonist in Fatboy Slim video, Weapon of Choice. It was not the first time an actor had appeared in a music video, but it did represent a notable evolution in the artform as the narrative took shape around a recognisable face. More recently the likes of Tom Hanks, Kevin Spacey, Ray Liotta and notably Millie Bobby Brown have all turned their hand to the genre. Now,…

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Winterson’s Lead Agent, Niki Winterson, has been named as one of the Patrons of Stage Antics: an organisation that aims to bring performing arts to young people outside of a traditional classroom setting.  Stage Antics, based in Kent, has been operating since 2005 and recently opened up a new school in London. Teaching children aged 5-18, acting and dancing classes are taught by industry professionals from a range of entertainment backgrounds, and unlike the majority…

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Winterson’s actor, Nicholas Collett, has won the award for Best Performance by an Actor at the 2016 British Arrows CRAFT Awards. Now in their 20th year, the awards champion and celebrate innovation, bravery and artistry in the sector of moving images in the advertising industry. “Thank-you to the British Arrows CRAFT Awards 2016, for my award for Best Performance by an actor,” said Nicholas. “I just want to say thank-you to all of the agency, AMV BBDO, to…

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Earlier this year you won the BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Competition… could you tell us a little bit about that project please? I did! It’s been a great year. It was my first drama pilot and the response has been overwhelming. I never imagined it would take off as much as it has. The series is called We Are Your Children and it’s a dark thriller inspired by true events. It’s been described as True Detective meets Fargo via Paris…

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Hamilton: An American Musical hit the headlines on Friday when Vice President Elect of the United States, Mike Pence, was booed by the audience as he attended the Broadway show. He was also addressed directly by the cast following the performance, who called upon the politician to “protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, [and] defend us and uphold our inalienable rights.” It was a strong public declaration from an emerging Broadway powerhouse that…

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Winterson’s employee, Faye Timby, has been promoted to the role of Junior Agent. Joining the agency in 2015 as PA to Niki Winterson & Trainee Agent, Faye has quickly shown an aptness, determination, and willingness to learn. “I’m really excited to begin the next phase of my career with Niki,” said Faye. “She’s been a wonderful mentor. I joined Winterson’s in January 2015 as an assistant so to have progressed so quickly in such a short…

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Newly signed to the Winterson’s books is Evlyne Oyedokun, a recent RADA graduate who has already achieved strong success with E15. The play tells the story of 29 singles mothers affected by the Newham housing crisis of 2013 and was strongly praised when it appeared at the Edinburgh Festival in August. We asked Evelyne ‘4 Quick Questions’ on making the transition from recent Grad to immediate success. You recently signed with Winterson’s: what inspired you to…

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Cinderella promises to be a loberandiose performance featuring the likes of Paul O’Grady and Julian Clary… What can you tell us about the show? Don’t know what to expect from the show yet. Looking forward to meeting everybody when we start rehearsals. I have had a costume fitting and the drawings look incredible. Very over excited about the whole thing! They talk a lot in the marketing literature about pantomime coming home – how important…

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The Spotlight Challenge took place last week, and Team Winterson’s was on hand to run the gauntlet. Lawrence Panther-James joined Faye Timby to complete the 10k distance of the challenge, and were both delighted to have finished in times that surpassed their expectations. They were accompanied by actors represented by the agency, as well as a number of well known friends and colleagues from the industry. Of course the most important thing was to raise money…

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Nicholas Collett is currently embarking on a successful UK tour of Your Bard, a play that provides a humorous and informal audience with William Shakespeare. Earlier this year he also received acclaim for his performance in The Six Sided Man, a darkly engrossing and engaging piece of theatre that received strong audiences at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We caught up with Nic backstage to get his take on the play as well as the…

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Hamish Adams-Cairns’ show Ash lit-up the Edinburgh Festival last month, with rave reviews across the industry press. Here, he talks to us about the festival, current trends in UK comedy, and the blurring lines between stand-up and stage. A few highlights from the reel… Came up here in 2012… (0:04) …and then I was just doing sort of stand-up on the open mic circuit. Then I came last year and did a clown show called…

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The Royal Shakespeare Company’s (RSC) Two Noble Kinsmen opened to press last night at the Swan theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. Jointly attributed to Jon Fletcher and William Shakespeare, it’s an interesting play that derives its plot from Chaucer’s The Knight’s Tale. Running through to February 2017, the production’s press night took place last night, and reviews have been published in full force across the trade and national press. Winterson’s actress, Frances McNamee, plays Emilia (you may…

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Winterson’s actor Adam Collier has been nominated for West End Frame’s Understudy Of The Year Award 2016. The nomination comes for understudying Jim and Peter in The Railway Children at King’s Cross Theatre, London. Voting will remain open until 3pm on Monday 29th August. Those wishing to participate should click here tocast their vote http://www.westendframe.com/p/west-end-frame-awards.html. It is hugely exciting to see Adam shortlisted for such a prestigious award. The recognition given to winners of the West…

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Winterson’s actor Hamish Adams-Cairns is currently appearing in Ash at Zoo Venues in the Edinburgh festival. Based on a true story, the play explores the life of George Crozier and his journey from his first to his last cigarette. It’s a humorous and sensitive production set against a backdrop of the tobacco industry’s ever-changing advertisements. Ash has received some fantastic reviews from across the industry press, making it a real highlight of the festival. We’ve listed a…

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Winterson’s is this month featured in The Stage, the weekly UK newspaper and online publication for the entertainment industry. In an article centred around equal representation of women in the industry, Georgia Snow writes about our pledge to improve gender equality on our own books, as part of a new initiative to champion female talent in the industry. Winterson’s also feels very strongly about female representation in the industry at large, and is a vocal…

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Winterson’s will be heading up to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival next week, taking time to meet with new artists and taking in shows from across the canon. The agency has committed to making a prolonged stay at the festival this month, with an emphasis on finding the next generation of female talent. Leading agents from the company will take up residence in Edinburgh for a 2-week period from Monday 8th – Sunday 21st August, scouring…

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Melissa Johns is a Winterson’s actor with a passion for the equal representation of actors with disabilities across stage and screen. She recently attended an ITV event centred around that very topic and here shares with us her insights into what the portrayal and use of disabled professionals in our industry currently looks like, and what more can be done to level the playing field.  1. You recently attended a disability confident conference at ITV/Coronation…

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For any performer, perfecting a showreel can be a daunting task. Like a magazine editor, knowing what to leave in can be just as hard as knowing what can be taken out. Here we have assembled our top 3 tips for short, sharp, showreel production. 1. Treat it like a performance As a performer, conveying emotion without going OTT is paramount to success. Avoid the temptation to apply Hollywood production values, musical scores, and other bells…

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Winterson’s has just signed up to be involved in both the Spotlight 10K and 5K runs that take place in September. Lawrence James and Faye Timby will take on the 10K challenge, while Mithra Harding will be involved in the 5K. Other representatives from the agency will be on-hand to lend their support to the Winterson’s team and the event at large. You can get involved by signing yourself up here – simply opt to join Team…

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Having recently filmed a part for the new ITV drama series, Brief Encounters, Adrian Hood will next month take up rehearsals for When We Are Married, a joint production between Northern Broadsides and the York Theatre Royal that will be embarking on a UK tour. We caught up with Adrian to find out a little more about his upcoming projects, working with Winterson’s, and his enduring connection to the local community.      Please give us…

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The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night-Time is a multi-award winning show. Currently being performed at the Gieldgud Theatre in the Westend it brings a high energy, highly visual narrative to a captivating story. We asked our very own Penelope McGhie, who has been appearing in Curious for 3 years, to talk us through the show’s unique popularity. We spoke to Penny backstage at the Gielgud to get an inside view on the show….

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Earlier this month an article appeared in Vanity Fair in which both Emma Thompson and Michael Caine criticised the growing trend for studios to hire what they called ‘Social Media Actors’. Citing a current favourability in the industry that they believe places the online popularity of performers above their talent, Caine said that he believed that there are a lot of people in the industry today that ‘can’t really act’. But is this really the…

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Tonight Winterson’s actress Lia Burge will make the leap from stage to screen as she appears in her first television role, starring alongside Steve McFadden and Letitia Dean in EastEnders. It’s a small step for a hugely talented performer who is currently busy across a number of different projects. We caught up with the rising star to find out what she’s up to and how her career is developing. Please tell us what you’re up to…

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The enduringly popular Noises Off returned to Newcastle this month, where it will be performed at the Northern Stage Theatre until May 28th. For Winterson’s actor, Brian Lonsdale, who plays comedy stage manager Tim Allgood in the award winning show, it’s an opportunity to return to his North East roots: “This is the first time I’ve been back since The Pitmen Painters played in Newcastle,” Lonsdale told the Northern Echo in an interview earlier this…

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The nominees for the coveted Spotlight Prize 2016 Awards were announced earlier this month, and we are delighted to say that our very own Melissa Fleming is included on the list. Melissa is currently a third year Musical Theatre student at Mountview, and the hugely exciting new talent recently joined the Winterson’s books. The annual Spotlight Prize celebrates some of the most unique and exciting upcoming talent in the industry, with the award ceremony taking place on…

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The TV Baftas took place last night, in what turned out to be an at times emotionally charged ceremony centring around the future of the BBC. Mark Rylance, who received the leading actor award for his role as Thomas Cromwell in the BBC Two historical drama Wolf Hall, used his acceptance speech to champion the ongoing independence of the BBC: “Woe to any government and any corporation who tries to get between the British people…

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Tracy Brabin will join the cast of In The Club later this month, which also features actors Will Mellor, Hermione Norris, and Jill Halfpenny. The hit show returned to the BBC for a second series earlier this week, after almost two years away from the screen. The new series marks the second instalment of the critically acclaimed show, penned by Bafta-winning writer, Kay Mellor OBE, who is also responsible for the creation of The Syndicate, Band of…

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The official trailer for upcoming film, Take Down, was released earlier this week and it looks like we need to brace ourselves for an intense affair! Winterson’s actress, Yuho Yamashita, will play the role of  Keiko Oshimoto in the thriller. The film sets itself on an island where rebellious affluent youths are sent to be taught the morals and disciplines that their privileged upbringings have failed to instil. It was featured in Cosmopolitan on Tuesday and will feature…

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The wonderfully talented David Shaw-Parker will reprise the role of Tubby Wadlow when Hobson’s Choice transfers to the West End in June. The play has just completed a successful UK tour, leaving newly signed Winterson’s actor, David, just enough time to record a TV ad campaign for Terraria, a lost episode of The Avengers for Big Fish Productions, and three new computer games, before commencing work again on the show. In an announcement made on his…

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Winterson’s are proud to announce the signing of Summer Strallen, who has officially become a member of the Agency’s exclusive portfolio as of today. The Olivier nominated English actress has performed various leading roles on stage and screen. Summer played the role of Nancy Morrell in BBC One’s World War Two drama, Land Girls. She also voiced the part of “Princess Lucy” in The Big Knights, a British animated children’s television series, and played the role of Summer…

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Premier London theatrical talent management agency, Winterson’s, has launched a new website to coincide with a wider company expansion that will see a greater drive into musical theatre and other genres. The Covent Garden based agency represents clients across film, theatre, musical theatre, television and new media, and has commissioned the new online hub to provide greater visibility and information on all of its clients across these genres. “The acting industry is a cutting edge sector…

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Crashing star Louise Ford will play the Duchess of Cambridge with W1A’s Hugh Skinner as Prince William, Harry Enfield as Prince Charles and Haydn Gwynne as Camilla

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