Charlotte Frost

Charlotte Frost was born in the English town of Ipswich, and took part in amateur dramatics from the age of six. Although her dramatic aspirations have always been present, studying drama at school, as well as landing a lead role at the age of 13 in the New Wolsey Youth Theatre's production of Lin Coghlan's "The Miracle", made her passion shine. Director and mentor Susanna Bishop described Charlotte as "a real find." Further success with the company included "70% Myself", working with Gecko's Helen Baggett to develop her physical presence. Charlotte went on to achieve a BA in Drama and English at the renowned Russell Group Queen Mary University of London, but her interest in screen acting did not come to fruition until a short course at The Actor's Centre, Covent Garden, showed her that she belonged in front of a camera. As well as gaining roles in a series of successful and rewarding short films, including a starring role in "I Love You Truly" by acclaimed filmmaker Ian Woodward - who said "Charlotte's star does not simply twinkle, it dazzles" - she has also featured in two television advertisements to date, and is working to put together a showreel that will showcase her potential.