Suzan Crowley
Suzan Crowley is a British/American dual national actress and producer, known for playing Maria Rossi in The Devil Inside and Mrs. Pierrepoint in The Draughtsman's Contract, directed by Peter Greenaway. Suzan joined the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and The London School of Film & Television and then attended The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. She then went on to work in repertory theatre all over the British Isles, notably at The Salisbury Playhouse starring as Fancy Day in Under...See more
Suzan Crowley is a British/American dual national actress and producer, known for playing Maria Rossi in The Devil Inside and Mrs. Pierrepoint in The Draughtsman's Contract, directed by Peter Greenaway. Suzan joined the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and The London School of Film & Television and then attended The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. She then went on to work in repertory theatre all over the British Isles, notably at The Salisbury Playhouse starring as Fancy Day in Under The Greenwood Tree, directed by Patrick Garland, which transferred to London's West End. Suzan also worked extensively in TV, as a series regular in Back Up, Just William, Dennis Potter's Christabel, and The Knock. Suzan came to live in the US in 2000. She then worked on the documentaries Brits Abroad and The Science of Lying for Discovery, coproduced The Ingrate, and produced the short film Crime Scene, with her husband, Anthony Armatrading. Suzan is most proud of producing the independent feature film Wild About Harry for Gwen Wynne (writer, director) and Cape Cod Films LLC, which won Best of FEST at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. She currently appears in Brat TV's Red Ruby, Fear of Looking Up (premiering at Brazilian Film Festival: Feature) and in the independent features BAB and The Topography of Sirens. Suzan has narrated many audiobooks, including for Robin Maxwell: Jane The Woman Who Loved Tarzan, The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn, Mademoiselle Boleyn, and The Early Earth Chronicles. She is also an AudioFile Earphones Award-winning narrator for Mademoiselle Boleyn and a voice-over artist whose credits include How to Train Your Dragon and Neverwinter Nights (video game). She is a member of SAG AFTRA, BAFTA, British and American Actors' Equity, and on the Advisory boards for The EOS Worldfund and The Inner City Shakespeare Ensemble. Suzan is also a teacher/artist with Will Power To Youth at The Shakespeare Centre of Los Angeles. See less
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