Sharon Small

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Sharon Small
Born Sharon Small
1967
Glasgow, Scotland
Occupation Actress
Years active 1994-present

Sharon Small (born 1967) is a Scottish actress.

Small is the oldest of five children; possibly her most well-known role may have been that of Detective Sergeant Barbara Havers in the BBC television adaptation of the Inspector Lynley Mysteries by Elizabeth George. Elizabeth George initially thought Sharon was too pretty to portray Sgt. Barbara Havers, but changed her mind after seeing how well Sharon played the character.[1]

In addition to acting, Small is also a soprano singer and recorder player.[2]

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[edit] Film

Small's film appearances include Dear Frankie and About a Boy.

[edit] Television

Small starred as Titania in the 2005 update of A Midsummer Night's Dream, part of the BBC's Shakespeare Retold season. She also starred in the television series Glasgow Kiss and has guest starred in numerous others, including Rebus, Cutting It, The Bill and Taggart. She also, most recently, played the role of a 9/11 widow in the BBC drama series Mistresses.

[edit] Theatre

Small played Fortanelle in Lear at the Sheffield Crucible Theatre in 2005. She played Marie in When Harry Met Sally at Theatre Royal Haymarket, London in 2004. Other theater credits include London Cuckolds at the Royal National Theatre in 1998, The Nun at Greenwich Studio Theatre in 1996, and the character Polly in The Threepenny Opera London Donmar Threatre in 1994.

[edit] Education

Small studied in a drama course at Kirkcaldy College which also counts Ewan McGregor and Dougray Scott as former students.

[edit] Filmography

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