Rebecca Grant's Official Blog

Rebecca Pre-Selection for a Goya Award

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Fri, 26 Jan 2018 16:44:00 +0000

CONGRATULATIONS TO REBECCA GRANT FOR HER PRE-SELECTION

FOR A GOYA AWARD IN PLAYING THE TITLE ROLE IN LORCA'S YERMA

BY DIRECTOR AND WRITER EMILIO BARRACHINA.

Rebecca on Misdomer Murders and Dirty Laughs

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 08:55:00 +0000

Rebecca graces the covers of Nottingham Evening Post (her hometown) with fellow Nottingham actress Vicky Mclure. Enjoy Rebecca's article on her bunny boiler character, Joanna Stockerton, on UK's mosts celebrated detective series ITV's Midsomer Murders.

"I've always been cast in these roles that are specific to a place, whereas here I'm just playing a normal rich girl.
"It's nice to break the assumption that you have to be a certain colour to play a particular role.
"It was a delightful programme to work on – definitely one of my top TV roles – and I hope it will give me more opportunities because I'd love to be in a period drama or play a detective."
Hollywood stars have been queuing up recently to criticise the film industry for not casting black, Asian and ethnic minority stars in Oscar-worthy roles and Rebecca can see a similar issue in British TV.

Read more at http://www.nottinghampost.com/nottingham-s-rebecca-grant-appear-midsomer/story-28594305-detail/story.html#V31UyZ3W5j0AkdBi.99

Art Exhibition Announcement - featuring Rebecca Grant

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Tue, 03 Nov 2015 16:49:00 +0000

"A peek behind the scenes" - Rebecca's upcoming exhibition

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Mon, 26 Oct 2015 18:35:00 +0000

'A captivating Rebecca Grant' in controversial play

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sun, 25 Oct 2015 13:48:00 +0000

Rebecca Grant joins the cream of theatre in Dinner With Saddam at the famous Menier Chocolate Factory starring opposite Sanjeev Bhaskar and Steven Berkoff.

Written by new Bond novelist Anthony Horowitz, the play opened to polarised reviews which is expected from a gutsy political farce, an issue that needs highlighting in today's society - The Iraqi war. However, with packed audiences and standing ovations the public certainly have adhered to word on the street that the show is certainly a hit.

Holby City actress Rebecca Grant plays rebel daughter Rana. The cast overall has been praised for their outstanding performances, skill and dexterity!

See reviews below:

The Express ★★★ 'Hats off to Rebecca Grant'

Jewish News ★★★★ 'A captivating Rebecca Grant' 'A stellar cast'

The Independent ★★★★ 'It's premiered now by Lindsay Posner and a highly engaging cast who perform it with terrific dexterity and warmth.'

Remote Goat ★★★★ 'Rebecca Grant showed genuine disdain, both for her forthcoming arranged marriage and for the onerous task of having to be civil to the dictator whom she hates.'

WhatsOnStage ★★★★★ 'Dinner With Saddam smells like a hit'

A Younger Theatre - 'Shobu Kapoor and Rebecca Grant shine as his long-suffering wife and daughter respectively, with the dynamic between the three creating joyful warmth throughout the show.'

The Guardian ★★★ 'Lindsay Posner’s fast-moving production has good support, from Sanjeev Bhaskar as the harassed householder, Rebecca Grant as his mutinous daughter and Ilan Goodman as both a security boss and a Shia soap star.'

Do not miss this popular show which ends on the 13th of Novemeber. Please visit https://www.menierchocolatefactory.com

Help Me Highlight Modern Slavery This Week

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sat, 17 Oct 2015 09:51:00 +0000

Dig Out A Bright Lipstick and Get Seen for Unseen! #GSFU

THERE’S nothing I love more than playing a strong female lead, and they don’t come much stronger than in a play about human trafficking written by Eve Ensler - global human rights activist and internationally renowned playwright.

In the play, Avocado, I played a young woman sold as a sex slave by her mother. For ten years she was trafficked from one place to the next, including in a container of rotting avocados – where she struggled for breath. I spoke to an asylum seeker to find out how they would survive such an ordeal, and learned they find sanctuary in the simplest of things – like, in the case of the woman I played, the dark behind her eyes.

Eve Ensler - who wrote The Vagina Monologues and campaigns to end violence against women - is a woman for whom I have incredible respect. She began the charity One Billion Rising after the devastating discovery that one in three women will be beaten or raped during their lifetime. I felt really privileged to help her explain the terrible tragedies that some women still face.

Avocado was held at the West Yorkshire Playhouse – a Theatre of Sanctuary, passionate about supporting refugee and asylum communities in the region. After the play, a real talking point, we had some discussions on migration, asylum and trafficking. There, I met the incredible Andrew Wallis chief executive of Unseen - a Bristol charity working towards a world without slavery.

Part of Unseen’s work is to support survivors of human trafficking at its 24hr safe house where just £3 pays for a hot meal. This week (12 - 18 October), Unseen are trying to raise more awareness about modern slavery, and if you are reading this blog, it would be great if you can help too. The campaign ends wit the UK’s national Anti-Slavery Day on Sunday.

If you want to get involved, all you have to do is to dig out something bright, - a neon ribbon/pair of bright shades/hot pink lipstick - whatever you have, strike a pose and snap your selfie. Then post it on social media using the hashtag #GSFU highlighting modern slavery.

Rebecca Grant joins cast of Midsomer Murders

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sun, 05 Jul 2015 18:24:00 +0000

Rebecca Grant joins cast of Midsomer Murders

Actress Rebecca Grant will be joining the cast of Britain's beloved detective drama Midsomer Murders alongside Neil Dudgeon and Gwilym Lee in upcoming two hour episode 'Breaking the Chain.'

Previously, Rebecca performed the world premiere of 'Avocado.' A one woman play written by Vagina Monologues playwright and founder of V-Day and One Billion Rising, Eve Ensler. The play, directed by Mark Rosenblatt, had such a profound impact on audiences at The West Yorkshire Playhouse and encouraged live post play panel discussions lead by other leading Human Rights Campaigners namely actress Monique Wilson and writer Bidisha Mamata.

After receiving four/five star reviews in the press 'Avocado' has been selected to be performed by Rebecca at Latitude Festival this year as a live reading on the 17th of July. For more info please visit:

http://www.latitudefestival.com/line-up/artist/west-yorkshire-playhouse-presents.

Please see reviews below:

The Guardian ★★★★
"It receives a searingly intense performance from Rebecca Grant, whose willingness to imagine the unimaginable is commendable."

West Yorkshire Post ★★★★★
"This is what theatre is for" , "Intensely powerful"

North Leeds Life Magazine
"Rebecca's portrayal was so powerful and riveting. You sat in the dark like her and listened as, gasping for air, she told her tale of violence and abuse."

The Public Reviews ★★★★
"Rebecca Grant performs this one woman play which echoes the playwright’s feelings of these issues. At the beginning the audience is asked to close their eyes and imagine what is like not remembering exactly where they are and everything that is held dear has slipped away. Grant plays well the young woman very intensely and dramatically and portrays a lot of emotions including conscription of fear to sheer frustration."

Backseat Mafia Review
"So the playhouse are throwing some serious talent at this production with former Holby City and Emmerdale star Rebecca Grant playing a woman struggling to free herself from the ruthless criminals who are using her."

State of the Arts
"The central character is fierce and humorous, strong and yet tender. It’s a powerful performance from Rebecca Grant, best known for her role on Holby City, intensified by unnervingly oppressive sound design and lighting."

Tweets from Twitter
"https://storify.com/WYPlayhouse/avocado"

ANGEL HARRIS
SuperPR

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Tue, 05 May 2015 10:51:00 +0000

Rebecca Joins Cast of BBC1 Doctors

Rebecca joins the cast of BBC1 Doctors as semi-regular Heather Irvine. Tune in as a romantic relationship begins to unfurl with Dr Jimmi Clay played by Adrian Lewis Morgan.

Read her exclusive BBC Interview here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/21SKHblFtkLfFybbjdtX3J0/rebecca-grant-interview
Catch up on Iplayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05sxpfs

ANGEL HARRIS
SuperPR

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Fri, 24 Apr 2015 16:54:00 +0000

Rebecca's Izzy played with 'real vibrancy' in Seminar at Hampstead Theatre

"The acting affords constant pleasure" - The Guardian

The Times Newspaper

'Seminar' at Hampstead Theatre directed by Terry Johnson and written by creator of NBC's 'Smash' series, Tersesa Rebeck has received several four star reviews in National newspapers.

Rebecca also had a chance to get in touch with her wild side to play sex-kitten 'Izzy' who would almost do anything to become a successful writer.

Rebecca found it a true pleasure working with Roger Allam as well as being directed by such a stellar director as Terry Johnson.

By Angel Harris

SuperPR

The Independent ★ ★ ★ ★ "Beautifully adumbrated by the young cast."

The Stage ★ ★ ★ ★ "The Hampstead unearths a US gem with Terry Johnson’s finely judged production of Theresa Rebeck’s Broadway hit about the perils and joys of wanting to be a writer"

The Public Reviews ★ ★ ★ ★ "At times touching and always witty, it is a superb laugh-out-loud comedy that will surprise you."

Everything Theatre ★ ★ ★ ★ "It gives us a credibly happy ending, and five great performances; the four younger actors held their own admirably in the face of Allam’s tour de force.

The Huffington Post - "Sex-kitten Izzy is played with real vibrancy by Rebecca Grant"

"you'll enjoy the fact that you'll bear witness to some superb acting"

"But immense credit must also go to the four actors who play his students - Bryan Dick, Charity Wakefield, Rebecca Grant and Oliver Hembrough."

The Guardian - "The acting affords constant pleasure"

The Art Desk - "Rebecca Grant’s effortlessly sexy Izzy. They all contribute to making an enjoyable evening"

London Theatre Guide - "But if Roger Allam is an actor one could watch reading the telephone directory, here it is a wonder to see him making this horrible man seem credible. The quartet of actors as the young writers enduring his masterclass are equally compelling.

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Fri, 24 Apr 2015 16:03:00 +0000

Five Star Reviews and Standing Ovations for Hit Play

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

"Rebecca Grant is suitably demure and yet twinklingly mischievous"

The Independent

The New Vic Theatre have received rave reviews for their wonderful rendition of "Around The World in 80 Days." The co-production with the prestigious Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester is directed by Artistic Director of The New Vic Theatre, Teresa Heskins and was adaptation by 'House of Cards' writer, Laura Eason.

Rebecca was delighted to be cast as Princess Aouda who is recused by Phileas Fogg and joins him and Passpartout in their adventures around the world.

Please view the many words of praise from National newspapers for Rebecca's performance and the talented cast.

by Angel Harris at SuperPR

The Independent ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

"Rebecca Grant, as the widow, is suitably demure and yet twinklingly mischievous"

"And at the end many of them rose in standing ovation."

The Stage ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

"This clever, uplifting romp around the world is a sheer joy from start to finish."

The Good Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

"Rebecca Grant possesses boundless grace as Aouda."

The Times ★ ★ ★ ★

"It’s highly entertaining, but it’s also — as Fogg learns to depend on Passepartout and falls for a young Indian widow whom he rescues from the horrific fate of suttee — unexpectedly touching. A riotous romp with a heart."

The Skinny ★ ★ ★ ★

"Rebecca Grant is beguiling yet bold as travelling companion Aouda."

The Public Reviews ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

"Bring old and young and see this. You will be talking about it still not just in eighty days but in many years to come"

Manchester Evening News ★ ★ ★ ★

"It’s also that rarity these days - thoroughly enjoyable family entertainment."

The Remote Goat ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

"The show amply fulfilled one’s expectations and more...as was evidenced by the most enthusiastic applause at the Royal Exchange in recent memory."

British Theatre Guide

"Rebecca Grant is the beautiful Kamana Aouda who catches Fogg's eye and imagination.

Joyous and hugely entertaining production"

Staffordshire Life

"Glorious! That’s the first word that comes to mind but you could also add fabulous, clever – very clever, engaging, memorable and incredibly imaginative!

Rebecca Grant, as the beautiful Kamana, is a delight to watch as she joins in the mad antics of her companions with zest and passion, and as she goes from essentially death row to radiant bride!"

Virtual Shropshire

"Amongst the new recruits for this welcome re-run is Rebecca Grant who plays the poignant princess with such poise, dignity and charm I was actually willing Fogg to pop the question before she does. She’s all wide eyed and wondrous at her suddenly changing circumstances, as her earnest heart works on Fogg’s stiff upper lip…melting his logic, drip by drip."

NOTTINGHAM ACTRESS RETURNS TO SCENE OF FORMER TV TRIUMPHS

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Fri, 27 Jun 2014 20:01:00 +0000

(Photo by Andrew Billington)

Nottingham actress Rebecca Grant has returned to the midlands scene of some of her previous TV triumphs to take to the theatre stage for a hit production in Manchester and Stoke on Trent.

The show – Around the World in 80 Days – has already received a rare five star review in the theatre magazine, The Stage. The magazine reviewer described it as a “clever, uplifting romp around the world” and “a sheer joy from start to finish.”

And locally in Stoke on Trent it has been widely acclaimed and attracted increasingly large audiences.

For Rebecca, a former star of the award winning TV series, Holby City, it is a return to region where she has also starred as hardheaded lawyer, Shaheen Wazir, in episodes of the TV prison series, Prisoners Wives, and in episodes of Emmerdale.

In the current production, which she says is one of the “most fun shows” she has ever been in. She is one of a cast of eight and plays the role of Princess Aouda. That role was taken in the original film of Around the World in 80 Days by Shirley MacLaine.

The initial run of the show is at Stoke on Trent’s New Vic Theatre and when that ends the cast will head for Manchester where the show will go on from 22 July to 16 August at the Manchester Royal Exchange.

By Roger Pearson

UK LAW NEWS

"Some Like It Hot" Cabaret by Rebecca Grant turns up the heat in Mayfair

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Mon, 02 Sep 2013 21:46:00 +0000

Holby City and Prisoners Wives actress was described as "witty" and "dazzling" by the Daily Mail and caused near 'uproar' from her cabaret show "Some Like it Hot" at Bellamy's, Mayfair. Owner Gavin Rankin teamed up with West End conductor and pianist Tom Wakeley to cook up a plan to spice up the month of August. Rebecca Grant came up with the torchy image and repertoire of songs fulfilling Gavin's expectations which was to create a night of naughty songs for bad girls. cont. below

Daily Mail

Evening Standard

Bellamy's is one of two places in London HRH The Queen has dined at so needless to say Rebecca's audience, in which she intimately had to perform to, consisted of Lords, Ladies, bank and business owners as well as the Queen's personal pianist Confrey Phillips. However, after each cabaret she gained full praise, participation and standing ovations, the audience would not leave their seats and insisted on joining in singing more familiar songs. Rebecca says "This feels like the true essence of cabaret how it was where the audience want to get involved and basically sing, dance and play the piano the whole night through!"

Rebecca Grant features in ROGUE magazine, the Philippines' only literary luxury magazine covering art, culture, fashion, interiors, and controversial general-interest topics. Read about Rebecca's acting and music career and how her Philippine/British background has been the core influence in these ventures....

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 18:41:00 +0000

The Asian Awards Grosvenor House

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sat, 11 May 2013 09:23:00 +0000

Actress Rebecca Grant with fellow actors Gary Pillai, Ace Bhatti and Kasia Mount at this year's star studded Asian Awards where Sir Ben Kingsley received his Fellowship Award.

'Granted An Audience' Nottingham Evening Post Magazine

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 10:02:00 +0000

Hello! Here is a spread from Nottinghamshire Evening Post Magazine about 'Prisoners Wives', other projects and why I love Nottingham! Here is the link to the article: http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/Holby-City-s-Rebecca-Grant-love-Nottingham/story-18450413-detail/story.html#axzz2PUHBltgB

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 14:33:00 +0000

If you missed last week of BBC's/Tiger Aspect's Prisoners Wives catch up on Iplayer here: http://t.co/xhd61fKAur. I play lawyer 'Shaheen Wazir'. Enjoy and keep tuned every thursday at 9pm ;-)

Rebecca Grant in Prisoners Wives 2013

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 09:50:00 +0000

Last week we had the screening of the first episode of Prisoners Wives by BBC/ Tiger Aspect written by Julie Geary and directed by Harry Bradbeer. I will be playing series regular Shaheen Wazir as of 21st March. The first episode is on 14th March at 9pm so please start tuning in! It is such a fantastic opening, so gripping, incredibly shot twinned with stellar performances. So honoured and privileged to be part of this unique and wonderful production. Enjoy!

Trailer for Second Series of Prisoners Wives

Nothing's Too Good For my Baby - Rebecca and Jive Aces

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Thu, 07 Mar 2013 09:31:00 +0000

You really gotta see this really cool video about too many cooks in the kitchen and a keylime pie.........

http://www.rebeccagrantmusic.com/#!videos/c1xfq

Rebecca and Jive Aces Tour 2013

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Thu, 07 Mar 2013 09:27:00 +0000

Bibis restuarant

Some of you might know that between filming or treading the boards I spend my time with a group of fifties, fun loving and jiving lads called The Jive Aces, UK's No.1 Jive Band. For the past three months we've been, well, pretty much everywhere. Up north that is and more recently all the way down south in a sunny place beside the sea called Worthing at the fabulous 'Big Jive All dayer' which the Jive aces organise on a yearly basis.We've been promoting their album I feature on called 'King of the Swingers'. I have such a 'laff' on the road with these guys and played to some big and wonderful audiences. I think my favourite show was at Bibis: one of the most lush art deco restaurants I have ever seen. The food almost supersedes the standard of it's interiors and as you can see that is really saying something.

A Big Jive All Dayer!

Sita Oh Sita Film

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 23:08:00 +0000

Finally a video I shot during 'Wah Wah Girls' theatre production directed by Emma Rice from Kneehigh Theatre for Sadlers Wells and Theatre Royal Stratford East, is out on YouTube for all to see. Shot by Leopard Films, 'Sita Oh Sita', is composed by Niraj Chag and new lyrics by Japjit Kaur. Filmed at
Petticoat Lane marketing in London, the video features almost 100 professional and non-professional dancers.

As an actress something 'Bollywood' is always something I've wanted to do so I was thrilled to be asked and jumped at the opportunity. The other character 'Kabir' was played by Shubhum Saraf, a fantastic actor and a lotta fun to work with. I was in my element shooting in bright sunshine on the first day giving it all the ol' Bollywood flavour. It was an honour to have a genuine Bollywood film/tv performer and top Bombay choreographer Javed Sanadi so I was pretty much in my element working with amazing people and the most inspiring group of dancers. Eventually, on the second day, as predicted the British weather reared it's wet head and in true British fashion ended up dancing and singing in the rain!

Enjoy viewing...

Raishma making my outfit Possible for Mission at IMAX

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 14:19:00 +0000

Rebecca wears Raishma Couture at Premiere of Mission Impossible
I had a fantastic time at the premiere of Mission Impossible 4, Ghost Protocol, last week at London's Southbank IMAX. I was completely blown away at the vastness and clarity of the film's visuals and was even more blown away at Tom Cruise's extraordinary stunts that was filmed at the top of the world's tallest building in Dubai. It was a real star studded experience mingling amongst the likes of Cruise himself, Paula Patten, Gillian Anderson and my ever favourite Simon Pegg who gave such a delightful and funny performance of techno geek extraordnaire 'Benji'.
So preparations were on the way when Raishma and I got together upon receiving a voice message on my phone saying 'you have been invited to Mission Impossible Premiere on behalf of Tom Cruise'! How exciting! She circled and swirled in her boutique picking out glamourous and sophisticated evening gowns. I wanted to go for the bollywood look as part of the film was shot in Mumbai and I knew Raishma would pull the jewels and such artistry of her designs out the bag. After much huffing and puffing with trying on a number of gorgeous gowns we came to a decision. I felt a million dollers in this wonderful piece of artwork she had created. As always, thank you Raishma!

My experience filming the movie 'Chakara'

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 13:28:00 +0000

I have had the most remarkable and magical 5 weeks filming the movie 'Chakara' in Kerala, Malaga and London for Laidback films. It has been an absolute joy acting with wonderful and talented actors not to mention one of the most professional filming crew I have ever worked with.
Playing the wild, half dutch, half Indian character of Kate Messenger was both challenging and incredibly satisfying due to her ferver for living life on the edge of existance. This film offers such variety of scenes, location and journies of these characters.
I just want to thank everyone one this project and very much look forward to it's release next year!
Geoff Price our amazing sound man was kind enough to grab and capture some 'Chakara' moments. Enjoy!

I was so thrilled to have the The Jive Aces on board as well! For our opening scene Kate Messenger is working as a singer in London back in 1988. The theatre scene on stage is set in the 1940s. Here are some pictures again complimentary of our sounds man Geoff Price.

More to come!.....

Last Night of 'Behind the Fourth Wall Exhibition'. Charity and what's to come!

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 21:46:00 +0000

Last week, on the last day of Grant&Greene's exhibition, 'Behind the Fourth Wall', we hosted a Charity event.

After having had such a successful week exhibiting our pieces we wanted to give something back so we chose The Padua Charitable Fund, a charity that helps build houses, communities and schools in place of slums in the Philippines.

We held a raffle and had a spectacle of a show performed by Europe's top Philippine Dance Troupe 'Lahing Kayumanggi (meaning 'Brown Race'). I was happy to perform the 'Singkil' with them (a dance performed on bamboo sticks) even not having done it for 10 whole years! We also had the pleasure of documentary filmmaker Evian Cafun film 'Halo Halo' a piece that revolves around the lifestyles of Filipino families, students and entrepreneurs based within the United Kingdom, the United States of America and the Philippines.

SO what a night and I would like to announce that we have donated a stonking £410 for the PCF! That builds and houses almost two families, Anyes and I are utterly chuffed with ourselves and everyone who attending and dontated to this great cause. Thanks again for all your donations.

As for Grant&Greene's exploration of behind, through, over and into the wonderful aspects called life on canvas we are already booked for an exhibition in Paris, in South London and at The Philippine Embassy, London. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

See the full gallery on Posterous

Untitled

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 21:44:00 +0000

Last week, on the last day of Grant&Greene's exhibition, 'Behind the Fourth Wall', we hosted a Charity event.

See the full gallery on Posterous

"Behind The Fourth Wall" Exhibition opens with a Standing Ovation

noreply@blogger.com (Rebecca Grant) — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 22:24:00 +0000

Rebecca Grant and Anyes Greene opened their exhibition of ‘Behind the Fourth Wall’ at Fitzroy House last night to an audience of prestigious names in the entertainment industry as well as avid art lovers. They were very happy to see special guests arrive such as David Prowse famous for playing ‘Darth Vader’ in Star Wars as well as screenwriter and director Tony McHale also renowned for creating BAFTA award winning series Holby City. UK's No1 jive band The Jive Aces went down a real treat to say the least. Top Philippine News Channel ABN/CBS also covered the event as well as documentary filmmaker Evian Cafun.
The beautifully constructed digital works of Anyes Greene twinned the vivid watercolours and acrylic paintings of Rebecca Grant embraces the concept of the performer as well as theatre in everyday life. One goes beyond the "fourth wall", i.e. the "audience" from the performer's perspective, and feels more intimate with the theatrical piece. It is a must see exhibition ending this Friday 2nd of December.
Behind the Fourth Wall, by Grant and Greene. Fitzroy House, 37 Fitzroy House, Fitzroy Street, London W1T 6DX. From 28th of November - 2nd of December, open 10am till 5pm.
Please email behindthefourthwall@mail.com for further details

Rebecca and The Jive Aces with David Prowse

With thanks to L. Ron Hubbard's Fitzroy House, London.

Rebecca Grant's Official Blog

Rebecca Pre-Selection for a Goya Award

Rebecca on Misdomer Murders and Dirty Laughs

Rebecca graces the covers of Nottingham Evening Post (her hometown) with fellow Nottingham actress Vicky Mclure. Enjoy Rebecca's article on her bunny boiler character, Joanna Stockerton, on UK's mosts celebrated detective series ITV's Midsomer Murders.

Art Exhibition Announcement - featuring Rebecca Grant

"A peek behind the scenes" - Rebecca's upcoming exhibition

'A captivating Rebecca Grant' in controversial play

Help Me Highlight Modern Slavery This Week

Rebecca Grant joins cast of Midsomer Murders

Rebecca Grant joins cast of Midsomer Murders

Actress Rebecca Grant will be joining the cast of Britain's beloved detective drama Midsomer Murders alongside Neil Dudgeon and Gwilym Lee in upcoming two hour episode 'Breaking the Chain.'

After receiving four/five star reviews in the press 'Avocado' has been selected to be performed by Rebecca at Latitude Festival this year as a live reading on the 17th of July. For more info please visit:

http://www.latitudefestival.com/line-up/artist/west-yorkshire-playhouse-presents.

Please see reviews below:

ANGEL HARRIS SuperPR

Rebecca's Izzy played with 'real vibrancy' in Seminar at Hampstead Theatre

"The acting affords constant pleasure" - The Guardian

'Seminar' at Hampstead Theatre directed by Terry Johnson and written by creator of NBC's 'Smash' series, Tersesa Rebeck has received several four star reviews in National newspapers.

Rebecca also had a chance to get in touch with her wild side to play sex-kitten 'Izzy' who would almost do anything to become a successful writer.

Rebecca found it a true pleasure working with Roger Allam as well as being directed by such a stellar director as Terry Johnson.

By Angel Harris

SuperPR

NOTTINGHAM ACTRESS RETURNS TO SCENE OF FORMER TV TRIUMPHS

"Some Like It Hot" Cabaret by Rebecca Grant turns up the heat in Mayfair

The Asian Awards Grosvenor House

'Granted An Audience' Nottingham Evening Post Magazine

Rebecca Grant in Prisoners Wives 2013

Trailer for Second Series of Prisoners Wives

Nothing's Too Good For my Baby - Rebecca and Jive Aces

Rebecca and Jive Aces Tour 2013

Sita Oh Sita Film

Raishma making my outfit Possible for Mission at IMAX

My experience filming the movie 'Chakara'

Last Night of 'Behind the Fourth Wall Exhibition'. Charity and what's to come!

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"Behind The Fourth Wall" Exhibition opens with a Standing Ovation

ANGEL HARRIS
SuperPR