Debbie Christie

Founding Associate Artist

Debbie Christie

Debbie is a founder member of Damn Cheek alongside Darren Cheek, Tony Earnshaw, Rob Swinton and Jonny Vaughton. She worked extensively on Tony’s play The Speech, playing the fictional prime minister Liz Oldfield, as well as working on Rob’s play Faction.

She was also involved in many of the Zoom projects that Damn Cheek created during lockdown.

Debbie has a passion for helping to create exciting, challenging plays – particularly new writing projects. She loves the process of working with writers and directors to grow a script into a finished, published play, with the nuances and characters that, as an actor, she has helped to develop.

Debbie’s recent appearances include: Cath Williams in Fleecehold (Cockpit Theatre), multi roles in Tonight Someone Dies (tour), Lillian in To Have and To Hold (Folkestone Fringe), Lynn in Invisible Me (Wimbledon Theatre) and Townsperson in Henry VI Rebellion (RSC, Stratford-upon-Avon).

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