Lenora Crichlow

Lenora Crichlow’s professional acting career began alongside Billie Piper in the Century Films/BBC drama Bella & The Boys and this was quickly followed by the role of Shirley Moss in 13 Episodes of The Bill.

The role that brought her wider acclaim and attention was that of Sugar in the International Emmy award-winning series Sugar Rush which was also BAFTA-nominated. On stage she played Claudine in Michael Attenborough’s Big White Fog at the Almeida and Delisha in the Royal Court's original production of 93.2 FM.

Lenora continued to play guest roles on TV as Cheen in Doctor Who, Jude Whiley in Kiss Of Death and Michelle in Casualty, whilst on film she played the role of Mandy in Wilderness. She was critically acclaimed for her next role, the portrayal of Annie in season one of Being Human and the lead role in ITV drama Collision. She then went on to film the series lead role of Ali Redcliffe in Carnival Film's Material Girl for the BBC and reprised the role of Annie in season two of Being Human.

In 2010 Lenora filmed the comedy pilot Dapper for the BBC and also travelled to South Africa to film BBC 3's documentary Who Is Nelson Mandela as well as filming series three of Being Human.

Prior to Fast Girls, Lenora played the guest lead as Lily Thomson in new BBC series Death in Paradise and she wrapped on series four of Being Human.

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