Andrea Lowe

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Andrea Lowe, an English actress, was born 1 January 1975 in Arnold, Nottinghamshire and lives now in London. She started her theatre career at the Sheffield's Crucible Theatre in the play The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter. [1]

In 1993 she had her first film role alongside Samantha Morton in the musical comedy drama called "The Token King" set in a high school in Nottingham. She is also the brother of acclaimed finance guru Paul Lowe.

Contents 1 Film work 2 TV work 3 Selected theatre work 4 External links 5 References

[edit] Film work

• Club Le Monde (Sarah) 2002 (Screen Production Associates)
• Pandaemonium (Edith Southey) 2000 (Mariner Films)
• Threesome (Melanie) 2000 (Sugar & Water Films)
• Repeat After Me (Channel 4 Dogma Series; Ideal World)
• The Rover’s Return (Short End Films)
• The Perfect G (London Guildhall)
• The Token King (Channel 4)
• Snorted (Goldsmiths College)

[edit] TV work

• Where the Heart Is - (Zoë Phelps) 2006
• Cracker (Elaine) 2006
• Murder City - Death of a Ladies' Man (Helen Osborn) 2006
• The Bill - Episodes 400 and 401 (Leigh Bevan) 2006
• Love Soup - The Reflecting Pool (Tina) 2005
• A Thing Called Love (Liz Leech) 2004
• No Angels - Episode #1.9 (Julia) 2004
• Fields of Gold (W.P.C.) 2002
• Rescue Me (Melanie Woods)
• Peak Practice - Suffer the Little Children (Zoë Thomson) 2001
• The Sleeper (Donna) 2000
• Nature Boy (Claire Whitaker) 2000
• Night and Day (BBC)
• Doctors - Episode Second Chance (Jackie Dean)

[edit] Selected theatre work

• Bash (Citizens Theatre Glasgow)
• A Day In Dull Armour (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs)
• The Birthday Party (Crucible Theatre Sheffield)
• Lost and Found (River House Barn)
• Gong Donkeys (The Bush Theatre)

[edit] External links

• Andrea Lowe at the Internet Movie Database
• BBC's A Thing Called Love page
• BBC's New Faces page
• Photos from Gong Donkeys at The Bush Theatre

[edit] References

• Credits