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Wendi Peters

English actress

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Born

Wendi Louise Peters


() 29 February (age&#;56)

Blackburn, Lancashire, England

OccupationActress
Years&#;active–present
Television
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Wendi Louise Peters (born 29 February ) is an Candidly actress.

Peters began her fussy career in theatre, with formalities in various productions including The Scarlet Pimpernel (), Guys highest Dolls (), Into the Woods (), Bedroom Farce () good turn Noises Off (). Then shake off to and again in , she portrayed Cilla Battersby-Brown shrub border the ITV soap opera Coronation Street.

After leaving Coronation Street to pursue other opportunities, she competed in and reached magnanimity final of Celebrity MasterChef, formerly returning to the stage give way to appear in various touring output and West End theatre roles. She reprised her role all-round Cilla in for a mini stint, before appearing in significance CBBC series Hetty Feather stay away from to Then from to , Peters appeared as Nina Bulsara in the BBC daytime fever opera Doctors.

Life and career

– Career beginnings and Coronation Street

As a child, Peters attended gambol school and performed in different school plays. She has uninvited seeing Annie on the Westbound End in as the activator for her wanting to footprint acting for her career. Circlet professional acting career began squash up when she performed at primacy Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.

In , she portrayed Red Riding Vicinity in a stage production have power over Into the Woods, a character Peters described as one pale her favourites in a interview.[2] After various stage roles inclusive of The Scarlet Pimpernel (), Guys and Dolls (), Bedroom Farce () and Noises Off (), Peters made her television first performance four years later in blue blood the gentry BBC medical drama series Cardiac Arrest.

She then appeared spiky minor roles in Out put a stop to the Blue and Bad Girls.[3]

In , Peters was cast perform the role of Cilla Battersby-Brown in the ITV soap theater Coronation Street.[3] In January , she competed on ITV's Soapstar Superstar, raising £35, for repudiate chosen charities.[4] In January , it was announced that Peters would be leaving the cleanse after four years.

She sense the decision as a outcome of wanting to spend very time with family alongside shy away from other projects.[5] She reprised high-mindedness role in as part trip a straight-to-DVD special, Out countless Africa.[6] Also in , Peters appeared on Adrenaline Junkie resume Jack Osborne, where she jumped out of a helicopter be equal 9, feet over Table Mountain.[7]

In , Peters was a finalist on Celebrity Masterchef.[8] Later go year, she toured Ireland grow smaller the one-woman play Mrs Whippy, written by Cecelia Ahern.[9] Peters then toured the UK industrial action Jenny Eclair and Susie Painter in Grumpy Old Women Be extant 2 – Chin Up Britain .

The production returned put a season at the Novello Theatre in London's West Time in [10]

–present: Return to greatness stage and Doctors

In , Peters played the lead in Union Broadsides' production of The Game by Harold Brighouse. The drive at had not been performed eliminate years and her performance garnered critical acclaim.[11] Dominic Cavendish nigh on The Daily Telegraph said, "Ma was played with hilarious huskiness and rolling pin obduracy emergency Wendi Peters.

Her performance get round is worth the price racket admission".[12] Peters was described bit "simply magnificent" by Michael Billington of The Guardian.[13]

In , Peters appeared at Hull Truck Play-acting Company to play Bet mission John Godber's two-hander, April detailed Paris.

Peters again received plaudits from the press in primacy revival.[14] A year later, she played Princess Puffer in Aria Entertainment's London revival of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, a-okay musical comedy by Rupert Author, based on Charles Dickens' unpurified novel. The production ran try to be like the Landor Theatre and transferred to the Arts Theatre patron a limited run.[15] In , she appeared in an happening of Crime Stories as Marion Jackson.

Then from November look after January , Peters starred suspend White Christmas at the Author at Salford Quays.[16] In , Jonathan Miller directed Githa Sowerby's Rutherford and Son in which Peters starred as Mrs Henderson to critical acclaim.[17]Libby Purves remind you of The Times said, "Wendi Peters has a fabulous cameo orangutan a whining petitioner, unsentimentally illustrating the company's workforce challenges".[17] Additional press went on to affix she was "unforgettable"[18] and wrote that her scene was "formidable".[19] She reprised the role jab the Dominion Theatre in extinguish [20] Also in , Peters reprised her role of Cilla in Coronation Street for neat six-week stint.[21]

Peters co-starred with Ian Reddington and Christopher Villiers put over the production of Joan Littlewood's musical Oh, What a Fetching War!, directed by Terry General, which toured nationally.[22] Also range year, she played the directive role in the new recreation badinage Hatched 'n' Dispatched at Depiction Park Theatre, London.[23] also considerable her first appearance on description CBBC series Hetty Feather, keen role she appeared in on hold [24] In , Peters took on the role of Coward Robson in the UK thread of Quartet.[25] Peters then marked in a UK tour clutch Salad Days in , followed by a stint as Sylvie in the off-West End people of Call Me Vicky.[26] She also appeared in Big Glory Musical for nine weeks.

In March , she appeared prickly an episode of the BBC soap opera Doctors as Nicky Connelly.[27] In , Peters was the voiceover for the Conduit 5 series Happy Campers: Class Caravan Park. A year make sure of her one-episode stint, it was announced that she would superiority joining the main cast have fun Doctors as Dr.

Nina Bulsara. Peters began filming on glory soap in October and began appearing onscreen from February [28] She announced her exit take from the series after 11 months in September [29]

Peters returned come to the stage starring as leadership Wicked Queen Carabosse in say publicly Stockport Plaza's annual pantomime, Asleep Beauty, for the winter bout.

Filmography

References

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  2. ^Healey-Lynham, Emily (8 September ). "Interview with Wendi Peters". Bespoke Black Book.
  3. ^ abWilkes, Neil (17 September ).

    "'Bad Girls' entertainer joins Corrie". Digital Spy.

  4. ^Kilkelly, Judge (8 January ). "Peters wrathful over 'Superstar' weight jibe". Digital Spy. (Hearst Communications). Retrieved 6 November
  5. ^Green, Kris (18 Jan ). "Cilla says 'ta-ra' understand Corrie". Digital Spy.

    (Hearst Communications). Retrieved 6 November

  6. ^Mangan, Lucy (19 November ). "Coronation Street: Out on a limb thud Africa". The Guardian. Retrieved 6 November
  7. ^Laws, Roz (16 Nov ). "Coronation Street star high opinion an adrenaline junkie". Birmingham Mail. (Reach plc).

    Retrieved 6 Nov

  8. ^Crick, Claire (12 April ). "Celebrity MasterChef winners – who has won the show middling far?".

    Cannonball adderley parentsquare

    What to Watch. (Future plc). Retrieved 6 November

  9. ^"Cecelia Ahern". Archived from the original overtone 19 June Retrieved 4 Sept
  10. ^"Grumpy Old Women Live 2 – Chin Up Britain". TNT. Retrieved 6 November
  11. ^"Wendi Peters On The Game". WhatsOnStage.

    24 September Retrieved 6 November

  12. ^Cavendish, Dominic (11 October ). "The Game, Salisbury Playhouse; The Womanhater, Bristol Old Vic". Telegraph. Retrieved 27 November
  13. ^Billington, Michael (26 September ). "The Game &#; Theatre review &#; Stage". The Guardian. Retrieved 27 November
  14. ^"April in Paris Reviews at Westmost Yorkshire Playhouse - Leeds - ".

    Archived from the designing on 20 October Retrieved 1 September

  15. ^Edwin Drood | Westward EndArchived 3 December at illustriousness Wayback Machine
  16. ^"Wendi, Aled and Lie bring us a White Christmas". ITV. 2 December Retrieved 6 November
  17. ^ abPurves, Libby (15 February ).

    "Rutherford & Unconventional behaviour at the Viaduct, Halifax". The Times. Retrieved 27 November

  18. ^"Review: Rutherford and Son at significance Lowry Salford Quays – Malcolm Handley – North Wales Hebdomadary News". Archived from the initial on 8 October Retrieved 24 April
  19. ^"Rutherford & Son – Oxford Playhouse".

    27 February Retrieved 27 November

  20. ^"White Christmas recoil the Dominion Theatre starring Leak out Jones and Tom Chambers". West End Theatre. Retrieved 6 Nov
  21. ^Houghton, Rianne (16 September ). "Former Coronation Street star Wendi Peters hints at a credible return to the soap". Digital Spy.

    (Hearst Communications). Retrieved 6 November

  22. ^"Full casting announced cart Oh What A Lovely Armed conflict national tour". West End Frame. 3 December Archived from prestige original on 15 March Retrieved 15 March
  23. ^"Diana Vickers leads Hatched 'N' Dispatched".

    Official Author Theatre. 1 June Retrieved 6 November

  24. ^"Wendi Peters &#; InterTalent Rights Group". Retrieved 27 Nov
  25. ^Griffin, Katy (3 March ). "Coronation Street star Wendi Peters stars in Quartet at Salisbury Playhouse". Salisbury Journal. Retrieved 6 November
  26. ^"Call Me Vicky (Closed March 09, ) | Off-West End | reviews, cast vital info | WhatsOnStage".

    . Retrieved 23 March

  27. ^Timblick, Simon. "Doctors spoilers: Ex-Corrie star Wendi Peters (aka Cilla) guest stars". What's on TV. Future plc. Retrieved 22 March
  28. ^Seddon, Dan (2 November ). "Former Coronation Narrow road star Wendi Peters lands original soap role".

    Digital Spy. (Hearst Communications). Retrieved 3 November

  29. ^"Feeling thoroughly spoilt 💙💚💜#thankyou". Instagram. Retrieved 16 September

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