Charlotte Fenton

Charlotte Fenton is an English actress who grew up in a rural town in County Durham. She always had a passion for performing whether it be dancing, singing, acting or even playing musical instruments. Charlotte began pursuing her dream of acting professionally at the age of 14 when she performed in the Royal Shakespeare Company Open Stages and Drama in the Dale's production of The Tempest (2014). She then went on to take up acting, dance and musical theatre in school and further education from the age 14 to 18. Her first screen credit was playing the lead role of Pamela in A Daughters Journey (2016) where she got to explore deep emotions and a hard hitting narrative. Charlotte signed to her first agent at the age of 15 until she moved to Manchester in 2018 where she began training at David Johnson Drama School. Soon after moving to Manchester she signed with a Manchester based agency. In 2019 Charlotte was invited to become a member of the National Youth Film Academy as an Actor where she played Detective Lois Avery in the short film In-Sight (2020) (Winner of Best Ensemble Cast and Indie Spirit Award Best International Short Film at Idyllwild Film Festival 2021). Charlotte also joined Mark Jermin Virtual Thursdays and Private Acting Classes in 2021 and has since been working consistently on short films, feature films, corporate productions and even set to play Juliet in Manchester Actors Company's 2022 tour of Romeo and Juliet. In 2021 Charlotte founded her own production company 'Broken Illusion Pictures' and dived straight into pre production for 'Internal Abyss' (2022) a feature film that tackles stereotypes surrounding loneliness and broken families and reminds audiences that there is no shame in speaking up and asking for help, because being there for one another in difficult times can save someone's life.