Nicole Barber-Lane
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Nicole Barber-Lane is an English actress best known for playing Myra McQueen in the long-running teen soap Hollyoaks.[1]
Before working in Hollyoaks, Barber-Lane appeared in Emmerdale, Bodies, The Cops, and in a Yorkshire Building Society commercial. She has featured in Woman, Red and NOW magazines. Barber-Lane has also appeared in theatres such as The Dance House Theatre, The Courtyard Theatre and The Robert Powell Theatre. She has also performed at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester.
She is also one of the many celebrities who have teamed up with Cancer Research UK to re-release "Girls Just Want to Have Fun".[2] She is married to Emmerdale actor Liam Fox, who plays Dan Spencer. They met in 1997 and married on the 10 August 1999, however they split in 2015. They have two children together.
CV
2006-2013, 2015-, Television, Myra Mcqueen , HOLLYOAKS, Lime pictures, Various
2011, Television, As self, HOLLYOAKS MUSIC SHOW, Conker Media, Various Directors
2011, Television, As Self, THIS MORNING, ITV
2010, Television, As self, HOLLYOAKS MUSIC SHOW, Conker Media, Various Directors
2009, Television, As Self, CELEBRITY FAMILY FORTUNES, ITV
2009, Television, As self, HOLLYOAKS MUSIC SHOW, Conker Media, Various Directors
2009, Television, As Self, READY STEADY COOK, BBC
2006, Television, Myra McQueen (Series Regular) to Present Day, HOLLYOAKS, Lime Pictures/Channel 4, Various Directors
2005, Television, Sarah Dean, BODIES, BBC Television
2005, Television, Nurse Griffiths, EMMERDALE, Tim Dowd
2004, Television, Mrs Black & Mrs White, DEPARTURE LOUNGE, BBC Television, Various Directors
2000, Television, Mrs Harper, THE COPS, BBC Television
2011, Film, Simone Hoyle , BEING SOLD, Beautiful Productions, Phil Hawkins
2005, Commercial, Passionate Woman, YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY COMMERCIAL
2006, Stage, LOVE ME TENDER, Foxyminx productions, director Nicole Barber-lane
1998, Stage, Sally Bowles, CABARET, The Courtyard Theatre, director Alan Keogh
1997 Madame De Bronvellia, LIVES OF THE GREAT POISONERS The dance house theatre Manchester. Director Judy Hawkins
Education
Salford University, BA Performance Media, 3 years, 2001 - 2003
Skills
Accents & Dialects:
(* = native) American-Standard, French, Indian, Liverpool, Northern*, RP, Scottish-Standard, Spanish
Music & Dance:
(* = highly skilled) Blues, Cabaret Singing, Jazz Singing, Mezzo-Soprano, Tap
Performance: Audio Drama, Comedy, Live Roleplay, Musical Theatre, Professional Singer, Theatre In Education, TV Presenting
Sports:
(* = highly skilled) Cycling, Horse-riding, RollerSkating, Running
Other Skills: Computer Literate, Counselling, Reiki, Story Telling, Wire Experience-wire work Flying
Awards
Nominated for Funniest Female Inside Soap Awards 2012 and 2013
References
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