Helen Bryant

I can do Berkshire, Welsh (South), Scottish (probably near Glasgow), London, Irish (Dublin?), Northern Irish (County Down?), N American (probably New York), Australian, South African (it's a bit tricky!), French accent (very sexy!), Indian (sub-continent), African (I think!)

I haven't had much experience, but I did, as I mentioned above, do a voice-over for a spoof documentary, entitled, believe it or not "When Toast Attacks"... It was great fun. It was part of a show I did at the Orpheus Centre in Comedy Week: http://www.orpheus.org.uk/ One of the tutors was Robin Ince, and as he's a friend I'm sure he'd vouch for me! http://robinince.com/ I am a member of Spotlight on Diversity; we are a small community group - "Championing Diversity Through Theatre". I have several certificates from courses from The Orpheus Centre, including stand-up comedy - see above. I have written some material as part of these courses, and also for Spotlight on Diversity. I am a wheelchair user but I don't let this hold me back, if possible. Soon I will be participating in a clowning workshop with Spotlight on Diversity. I am an actor (when I am cast!) and really enjoy that - I have played many interesting characters, including Her Majesty The Queen! I am very good at impressions and they are, I'm told, very accurate. I'm especially good at doing impressions of men... My favourite impressions currently are of Richard Dreyfuss (although I need to practice) and David Tennant (both his native Scottish brogue and The Doctor).