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Laura Jane Matthewson. Laura Jane is an actress originally from the North East of England. She is best known for Dark Angel (2016), Vera (2011), Casualty (1986) and Mike Bartlett's BBC drama Press (2018). In 2014, she won the Emerging Talent Award in partnership with Burberry at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards for her London stage debut in ...
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Nov 18, 2014 · Quite simply Laura Jane Matthewson, who grabs the role of Rose, a great part with strong songs, with both hands. Newcomer Matthewson is a wonderful actress, who makes you believe her character’s innocence, convinces in her defiance and is adorably sweet in the central romantic scene.
Aug 14, 2014 · But the real hero is Laura Jane Matthewson, who in her professional debut nails Rose’s sweet innocence, growing self-confidence and emerging strength and humour. For all Dogfight’s problems with the objectification of women, this engaging, watchable show is a vehicle for a new musical theatre star. Scott Matthewman
An English actress, who hails from North East England. Laura is known for Dark Angel (2016), Vera (2011), Casualty (1986), and the BBC drama Press (2018), which was created by Mike Bartlett. She received the Emerging Talent Award in partnership with Burberry at the Evening...Read more Standard Theatre Awards in 2014 for her London stage debut ...
Jun 19, 2024 · Laura Jane Matthewson, as Audrey, was a delight to watch from start to finish and whilst, at times, I found her reactions to events perhaps a little pre-empted, she gave Audrey the perfect amount of desperation and kindness that made you, as an audience, root for her. Matthewson’s voice is spectacular; not a huge, belting approach to the songs but softer and much more controlled, which I ...
Laura Jane is an actress originally from the North East of England. She is best known for Dark Angel (2016), Vera (2011), Casualty (1986) and Mike Bartlett's BBC drama Press (2018). In 2014, she won the Emerging Talent Award in partnership with Burberry at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards for her London stage debut in the play Dogfight.
