Paola Dionisotti
Theatre for the Bush includes: Drink, Dance, Laugh and Lie, Commitments.
Other theatre includes: The Bacchae (National Theatre of Scotland; international tour; Lincoln Centre, New York); Jenufa (Arcola); Mrs Warren's Profession (Royal Lyceum); Driver/Painter (New End);
The Canterbury Tales, Heresies, Moscow Gold (RSC); Pyrenees (Tron, Glasgow/Menier Chocolate Factory); The Entertainer (Liverpool Playhouse); When We Are Rich (Nuffield, Southampton); Further than the Furthest Thing (Tron, Glasgow/National Theatre; winner Evening Standard Award for Best Actress and Stage Award for Best Actress, 2000); Holy Mothers (Royal Court/Ambassadors); Camino Real (Young Vic); The Misfits (Royal Exchange, Manchester); The Machine Wreckers, Richard II, Square Rounds, Countrymania, The Wandering Jew (National Theatre); Plays by Gertrude Stein (Citizens', Glasgow); The Trojan Women, Vassa (Gate, London); Britannicus (Sheffield Crucible); Ghosts
(Edinburgh Lyceum); On the Verge (Sadlers Wells).
TV includes: Midsomer Murders, Ashes to Ashes, Spinechillers, Fergus's Wedding, McCready and Daughter, Harbour Lights, Maisie Raine, Peak Practice, Devil's Advocate, Just William, The Gospels, The House of Eliott, Ruth Rendell's The Veiled One, Forever Green, First Among Equals, The Monocled Mutineer, They Never Do
What You Want, A Murder is Announced, The Young Ones, A Fine Romance, Fame is the Spur, Minor Complications.
Film includes: Love's Brother, Come and Go, Intimacy,The Tichborne Claimant, Vigo, Les Miserables, The Sailor's Return.