Elaine Paige

OVERVIEW

Award-winning Elaine Paige, actress, singer, producer, radio presenter, has made a unique and major contribution to the stage musical.

In 1995 Elaine was awarded an OBE for services to Musical Theatre by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Elaine's credits include: 'CATS' (directed by Trevor Nunn), 'ANYTHING GOES' (directed by Jerry Zaks), 'CHESS' (directed by Trevor Nunn), 'THE KING AND I' (London Palladium), 'SWEENEY TODD' (New York City Opera).

CHARACTERISTICS

Height: 5' 0 (152cm)
Playing Age: 65 - 70
Eye Colour: Blue
Hair Colour: Blonde
Hair Length: Mid Length
Unions: Equity
Appearance: White

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CREDITS

Television

LIFE, Helen - BBC/Drama Republic/Mike Bartlett (director: Kate Hewitt)

HOME FROM HOME, Mercy - BBC One (directors: Paul Murphy & Nick Wood)

MIDSOMER MURDERS, Sylvia Reynolds - ITV (directors: Various)

A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, Mistress Quince - BBC (director: David Kerr)

WHERE THE HEART IS, Evie - Anglia Television (director: Jan Sargent)

MISS MARPLE- A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED, Dora Bunner - London Weekend Television/ITV (director: John Strickland)

UNEXPLAINED LAUGHTER, Betty - BBC Television/Play On One (director: Gareth Davies)

Theatre

ELAINE PAIGE 40TH ANNIVERSARY WORLD CONCERT TOUR (director: Chris Luscombe)
DROWSY CHAPERONE, Drowsy Chaperone- Drowsyuk Ltd (director: Casey Nicholaw)
SWEENEY TODD, Mrs Lovett- New York City Opera (directors: Arthur Marsella/Harold Price)
WHERE THERE'S A WILL, Angéle- Peter Hall Company (director: Peter Hall)
THE KING AND I, Anna - (2 Yrs) Magnum Prods/London Palladium (director: Christopher Renshaw)
THE MISANTHROPE, Celimene- Peter Hall Company (director: Peter Hall)
SUNSET BOULEVARD, Norma Desmond '96-'97- RUG/West End/Broadway (director: Trevor Nunn)
PIAF, Edith Piaf '93-'94- West End Tour/Bill Kenwright (director: Sir Peter Hall)
ANYTHING GOES, Reno Sweeney- Robert Fox (director: Jerry Zaks)
CHESS, Florence Vassy '86-'87- West End/Robert Fox (director: Trevor Nunn)
CATS, Grizabella- Cameron Mackintosh (director: Trevor Nunn)
EVITA, Eva Peron- Robert Stigwood/David Land (director: Harold Prince)