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❈ About Amy Brown

Amy Brown is a RADA-trained actor whose dynamic career spans theatre, film, television, and voiceover. She has performed across the UK and internationally, bringing depth and versatility to a wide range of roles. This past year has been especially exciting for Amy: she starred in a high-profile, Europe-wide commercial for Uniqa car insurance, and took on demanding roles in two new short films — Off Track, written and directed by Peter Kehoe, and Funny History, from BFI NETWORK 2024 cohort member Daisy Moore. The latter was made with support from the BFI NETWORK England Short Film Fund, highlighting Amy as a rising talent in the UK's thriving independent film scene.

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You can also catch Amy as the no-nonsense Ms Harper in both Series 1 and 2 of BBC Three's hit comedy Boarders—now available to stream on BBC iPlayer. Or if you're in the mood for something more serious, Amy swaps comedy for high-stakes action as a fearsome police officer in Supacell—Netflix's gripping sci-fi drama that's captivated audiences around the globe.

Filming these came hot on the heels of a thrilling run at the National Theatre in Josie Rourke's acclaimed production of Dancing at Lughnasa. Amy had the honour—and the formidable challenge—of understudying both Kate and Maggie, two richly complex sisters. It was an experience that stretched her craft and, much to her delight, made her Irish mother beam with pride. Stepping onto the Olivier stage was nothing short of a dream come true—a milestone Amy will treasure forever.

Amy Brown takes her bow as Maggie in 'Dancing at Lughnasa' at the National Theatre, 2023—captured here during the curtain call after a heartfelt performance on the Olivier stage.

AMY BROWN'S CREDITS:

Sharon (Nurse) in "Funny History", a short film (BFI/Oko Films)

Mom in "Uniqa commercial", Europe wide commercial;

Psychic Searcher (Becky Lynch) in "Off Track", a short film;

Ms Harper in "Boarders" (series 1 &2), a new comedy series for BBC3;

Kate and Maggie (understudy) in "Dancing at Lughnasa", The National Theatre;

Police Officer in "Supacell", Netflix;

Ensemble/ (understudy) Susannah Highland and Joy Sampson in "The Southbury Child", Chichester Festival Theatre & The Bridge Theatre, London;

Anna in "Cast Offs", Channel 4;

Jo McKenna in "Doctors", BBC 1;

Lucy Pevensie in "The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe", West Yorkshire Playhouse & Birmingham REP;

Mary Robinson in "Bright Star", feature film written & directed by Jane Campion;

Betty in "Dangerous Corner", New Vic Theatre, Newcastle-Under-Lyme;

Isabella de Angouleme in "King John", RSC, Stratford Upon Avon; (as part of The Complete Works Season)

Margaret/(understudy) Hero in "Much Ado About Nothing", Swan Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon & West End transfer;

Page/(understudy) Juliet in "Romeo & Juliet", RST, RSC, Stratford Upon Avon;

Scout in "To Kill A Mockingbird", Salisbury Playhouse;

Hermia/Quince & First Fairy in "A Midsummer Night's Dream", Lincoln Centre, New York/Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor/Royal Festival Hall, London;

Joyce/Air Hostess in "One Church", BBC Radio 4 drama company;

Zoe in "Misconceptions", the Royal, Northampton & UK number 1 tour;

Sue Brown in "Summer Lightning", the Royal, Northampton;

Fanny in "Nicholas Nickleby", Lyric Hammersmith, National Youth Theatre of Great Britain;