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Sue Vincent is a British actress and writer.

Career

Vincent spent three years training in acting and musical theatre from 1991 to 1994 before first appearing on stage in 1996. Her first television role was as Anne Bevitt in Casualty. Since then, Vincent has become known for her roles in comedy series such as Shameless (2013), Mount Pleasant (2011–2017) and Bad Move, (2017–2018).

She has also appeared in soap operas such as EastEnders, Coronation Street and Doctors and drama series such as The Amazing Mrs Pritchard, Monday Monday and Identity. As a writer, she has written alongside her Mount Pleasant co-star Sally Lindsay and as a member of The Comedy Project. She has also written numerous plays for Soho Theatre. In 2019, she appeared in the Mrs. Brown's Boys Christmas special as Peggy Piper.

In 2014, she was cast as Sadie in a stage production of the Jim Cartwright-penned play The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at the Derby Theatre in Derby and reprised the role in a 2019 production of the play opposite actor Ted Robbins at the Octagon Theatre in Bolton.

In January 2021, Vincent and writing partner Sally Lindsay were commissioned by Channel 5 and Acorn TV to write a 6-part television thriller series. The series, The Madame Blanc Mysteries (originally titled The Reluctant Madame Blanc), was directed by Dermot Boyd and Vincent also co-starred.

Filmography

References

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External links

• Sue Vincent at IMDb

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