Hayley Angel Holt
Hayley Angel Holt is an actress born in London, England.
Hayley Angel Holt | |
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| Born | London, England, UK |
| Nationality | British |
| Alma mater | London Studio Centre |
| Occupation | Actress. Writer. Director |
| Website | hayleyholt |
Early life
Holt spent the formative years of her childhood growing up in the South Bank area. She was originally brought up in Southwark, and educated at the Grey Coat Hospital in Sloane Square. She studied drama at the Anna Scher Theatre, as well as classical ballet at the London Studio Centre.
Career
In 2000 as a teenager, Holt's first break came playing the daughter of Anita Dobson and Leslie Grantham in the screen revival for two-part drama The Stretch for Sky1. She also guest starred in an episode of the BBC drama The Robinsons with Hugh Bonneville and Martin Freeman.
She played one of the lead roles as drummer Neve, on Channel 4 TV series Totally Frank,[1] about a girl band, which aired between 2005-2006. Holt played the drums for this role and toured nationwide UK venues as the band Frank, who also released a single and album.
Holt played Kitty Mason in Sky1's drama, Martina Cole's The Take[2][3] opposite Tom Hardy and Brian Cox. She appeared in the 2008 rockabilly horror film Flick[4][5] (released in North America late Nov 2010) as Young Sally Andrews alongside Faye Dunaway, Hugh O'Conor and Liz Smith.
Holt appeared as the lead actress Sophie in the debut of a new comedy musical Departure Lounge[6] at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival at the George Square Theatre, which won the Scotsman Edinburgh Fringe award for Best Music. In 2014, Holt played the role of Welsh party girl Angharad in comedy Three Little Birds[7] for New Diorama Theatre.
In 2015, Holt returned to education after being offered a place at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama to study for an MA in Applied Theatre. Holt graduated in 2016 having written her paper exploring whether comedy can be used as an effective communication tool to challenge mainstream society and their existing perspectives of the socially excluded.
As a writer Holt was a top finalist for the prestigious BBC Caroline Aherne Bursary in 2019 as a Writer and Performer.https://www.bbc.co.uk/commissioning/comedy/caroline-aherne-bursary/. Holt has been highlighted as an Artist to "Watch Out For" in the Evening Standard, made the front cover the Times Culture Magazine section and has been featured in Company magazine.
As a Director, Holt was an Associate Director on Educated[8] at Battersea Arts Centre. An Associate Director on BOUDICCA at Jacksons Lane, and various projects for Almeida Theatre, Arcola Theatre, Tricycle Theatre as well as Movement Director for Access All Areas Theatre Company.[9]
Filmography
(includes Made-For-Television movies and TV Series)
- La La Land (TV pilot) (2012) as Coco
- Dust (2011) as Annabel
- Baby One More Time (unaired pilot) (2010) as Suzanne Donnelly
- The Take (episode 1) (2009) (TV series) as Kitty Mason
- Flick (2008) as Young Sally
- Fur TV (episode Rent Boys/Hot Pussy) (2008) (TV series) as Kiki LaVash
- The Bill (episode Love, Lies and Limos) (2007) (TV series) as Siobhan Docherty
- Totally Frank (2005–2006) (TV series) as Neve
- The Robinsons (episode #1.5) (2005) (TV Series) as Crowd
- The Bill (episode 291) (2005) (TV series) as Morag Jones
- Holby City (episode I'm Not in Love) (2001) (TV series) as Sharon
- Invisible Intelligence (2001) as Jess Howell
- The Bill (episodes "Gentle Touch: Part 1" and "Gentle Touch: Part 2") (2000) (TV series) as Susan Grey
- EastEnders (TV series) as Sophie (2000)
- The Stretch (2000) (TV) as Trisha Greene
- Casualty (episode "Private Lives") (1997) (TV series) as Lucy
Stage
- Three Little Birds (2014) as Angharad (New Diorama Theatre)
- Departure Lounge (2008) as Sophie (4–25 August 2008 at George Square, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 08)
- The Rising of the Titanic (1999) as Annabelle
Directing
- Educated (2017) as Associate Director (Homegrown at Battersea Arts Centre)
Own Appearances
- T4 (episode dated 3 August 2006) (2006) (TV series) as Herself
- Being Frank (2006) (TV) as Herself
- Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown (episode dated 1 July 2006) (2006) (TV series) as Herself
- T4 (episode dated 30 June 2006) (2006) (TV series) as Herself
- T4 on the Beach: The Cheeky Highlights (2006) (TV) as Herself
- Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown (episode dated 24 June 2006) (2006) (TV series) as Herself
- T4 on the Beach (2006) (TV) as Herself
- E4 Music Zone (episode Totally Frank's Ultimate Mix Tape) (2006) (TV series) as Herself
- T4 (episode dated 9 April 2006) (2006) (TV series) as Herself
- Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 2005 (2005) (TV) as Herself
- T4 (episode dated 25 September 2005) (2005) (TV series) as Herself
- Richard & Judy (episode dated 22 September 2005) (2005) (TV series) as Herself
Discography
Singles
in Frank
| Year | Single | From The Album | UK Chart Position | Ireland Charts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | "I'm Not Shy" | Devil's Got Your Gold | 40 | 66 |
Albums
in Frank
| Year | Album | UK Chart Position | Ireland Chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Devil's Got Your Gold | 110 | - |
References
- ^ "Totally Frank". TVGuide.com.
- ^ "Sky One". Sky.
- ^ "The Take". 26 January 2013.
- ^ "Totally Frank" – via www.imdb.com.
- ^ "Flick, Rent on DVD - blockbuster.co.uk". Archived from the original on 2013-08-02. Retrieved 2013-08-02.
- ^ "Departure Lounge' By Dougal Irvine - One4Review". 8 August 2008.
- ^ "Gizmo Love' and 'Three Little Birds' – New Diorama Theatre, London". The Reviews Hub. 2013-12-06. Retrieved 2017-02-15.
- ^ "HOMEGROWN COMPANY: EDUCATED". Retrieved 2017-02-15.
- ^ Creativebuild (2017-02-15). "Hayley Holt | Comedian, Actress, Director". Hayley Holt. Retrieved 2017-02-15.
External links
- Official website
- Hayley Angel Holt at IMDb