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      Susan Penhaligon | Madame Mervan Productions at the Finborough Theatre include Hindle Wakes. Trained at Webber Douglas. Theatre includes The Real Thing (Strand Theatre), Three Sisters (Albery Theatre), The Mysterious Mr Love and The Maintenance Man (Harold Pinter Theatre) and Dangerous Corner (Whitehall Theatre and UK tour), Of Mice and Men (Mermaid Theatre), Having a Ball, Bedroom Farce, The Constant Wife, Mrs Warren’s Profession, Death Trap, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, Agatha Christie’s Verdict and The Madness of George III (UK Tours), The Complacent Lover, A Doll’s House; Time and the Conways, Lower Depths and The Cherry Orchard (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester), Broken Glass (West Yorkshire Playhouse), the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet (Jermyn Street Theatre) and Misery (King’s Head Theatre). Film includes leading roles in Top Dog, The Uncanny, The Confessional, The Land that Time Forgot, No Sex Please We’re British, Leopard in the Snow, Nasty Habits, Patrick, Soldier of the Queen, Private Road and two short films, Citizen versus Kane and Say You Love Me. Television includes Upstairs Downstairs, Tales of the Unexpected, Bergerac, Remmington Steele, Casualty, Inspector Wycliffe and Doctor Who. She played Bianca in The Taming of the Shrew for the BBC’s Shakespeare season and Prue in A Bouquet of Barbed Wire. Other leading parts were in Fay Weldon’s Heart of the Country and Stan Barstow’s A Kind of Loving. She played Lucy in Dracula for the BBC and Judi Dench’s sister Helen in four series of the award winning sitcom A Fine Romance. She played the regular role of Jean Hope in Emmerdale for a year. Recently she has appeared in episodes of Casualty and Doctors. Susan has published her first novel, For the Love of Angel (Truran Books), a story set in Cornwall in the 1880s.