Sarah Quintrell

About Sarah Quintrell

Who is it?: Actress, Writer

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Sarah Quintrell was born, is Actress, Writer. Sarah was born in Croydon, South London. She is best known for appearing in Rillington Place (2016), Call the Midwife (2016) and Doctor Who (2011) and for writing Ellen (2016) and The Trial (2017). Quintrell started her career playing Sinéad in the BBC TV sitcom Carrie and Barry and went on to appear in Rillington Place (BBC), Call the Midwife (BBC), Doctor Who (BBC), Lewis (ITV Productions), The Watcher (UFA), The Last Trace (UFA), The Marchioness Disaster (Granada), Doctors (BBC) and Island at War (Granada). Quintrell often works on stage and was the original Bobbie in Mike Kenny's The Railway Children at York Theatre Royal. She transferred with the production to London Waterloo Station, where it won the Olivier Award for Best Entertainment (2011). She has also played Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion, Celia in As You Like It, Forty Years On and an assortment of new writing including two national tours. Most recently she played Natalie in James Phillips's City Stories which had a residency at St James Theatre London (2014-2015) and transferred to 59East59 Theater New York as part of Brits Off Broadway (2016). She trained at Manchester Met (now The Manchester School of Theatre) from 2000-2003 graduating with First Class Honours.
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Awards and nominations:

2017 Writers' Guild Great Britain Best Short Form Drama - Ellen (Won)

2017 British Academy of Film and Television (BAFTA) Breakthrough Talent (Nominated)

2017 Broadcast Television Award Best Single Drama - Ellen (Won)

2017 BAFTA Cymru Feature/Television Film - Ellen (Won)

2017 Prix Italia TV Drama - Ellen (Won)

2018 Broadcast Television Award Nomination Best Original Programme - The Trial: A Murder in the Family (Nominated)

Biography/Timeline

2011

Sarah has had an extensive career on stage and was the original Bobbie in Mike Kenny's The Railway Children at York Theatre Royal. She transferred with the production to London Waterloo Station, where it won the Olivier Award for Best Entertainment (2011). She has also played Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion (2005). Other theatre includes As You Like It, Forty Years On and an assortment of new writing including AgeSexLocation, Bloodtide and playing Natalie in James Phillips's City Stories which had a residency at St James Theatre London 2014-2015 (now The Other Palace). She transferred with the production to 59East59 Theater in New York as part of Brits Off Broadway (2016) and reprised the role at Crazy Coqs, Brasserie Zedel, London, in 2018.

2016

Quintrell's writing debut Ellen, was broadcast on Channel 4, late 2016. Directed by Mahalia Belo and starring Jessica Barden, Yasmin Monet Prince, Jaime Winstone, Joe Dempsie and Charlie Creed-Miles. Ellen won the Broadcast Television Award Best Single Drama 2017, Writers' Guild Great Britain Best Short Form Drama 2017, BAFTA Cymru Feature/Television Film 2017 and the Prix Italia TV Drama 2017. Quintrell was nominated for the BAFTA Breakthrough Talent Award at the 2017 BAFTA Craft Awards.

2017

2017 BAFTA Cymru Feature/Television Film - Ellen (Won)

2018

2018 Broadcast Television Award Nomination Best Original Programme - The Trial: A Murder in the Family (Nominated)