Jennie Stoller

Jennifer Stoller (26 April 1946 – 18 November 2018) was a British actress. In a career spanning almost 40 years, she appeared in TV, film, stage and radio productions. After completing high school, Stoller attended the Drama Centre theatre school in London, however in 1966 she was asked to leave as she was not considered suitable for group dramatic work.

In 2009 Stoller performed in Caryl Churchill's play Seven Jewish Children at the Royal Court Theatre. The BBC refused to broadcast the play on radio due to its political nature; in response, The Guardian hired theatre director Elliot Smith to produce a version of the play that could be shared on its website, and Stoller performed the play as a monologue.

Stoller was a member of the BBC Radio Drama Company and appeared in over 100 radio broadcasts. She also appeared in television series, notably in the role of Annabelle Harborough in the 1981 series Sapphire & Steel, and a small number of films. In her later years, Stoller taught and directed theatre productions for London theatre schools. 1977 The Elephant Man Hampstead Theatre 1983 Fen Almeida 1989 The House of Bernarda Alba Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh 1993 The Mountain Giants National Theatre of England Television appearances

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