Heather Wilds
- Actress
Heather trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama and The
University of Glamorgan and has appeared in numerous plays receiving
critical acclaim. Heather has performed in award winning short films,
appeared on TV, commercials, print modeling and voice over.
Previous work includes Duo directed by Chema Gomez and Flown with Rooks Cooper Films (by award winning director Emily Cooper). Basil Brush for BBC, The Lee Nelson Show for BBC3 and commercials for 118 118 and print advertising for Mastercard and Munken.
As a voice over artist she has worked with Grass Roots Media in post sync dubbing, Classic Fox Records as a narrator and actress and Makurin Films as a commercials voice over artist.
Recent stage work includes God Don't Live on a Council Estate directed by Pamela Brighton (founder of Hulltruck Theatre Company) and All Together Now directed by Ian Giles at the Barbican. After a successful run in London Bedtime Solos by the award winning playwright Jakob Holder received a transfer from London to the Bolton Octagon. Previous stage work includes Oyster, a new play by Zoë Lewis developed in association with the Young Vic and From Riga to Rotherham (winner of The Sitcom Trials) and performed at Leicester Square Theatre.
Previous work includes Duo directed by Chema Gomez and Flown with Rooks Cooper Films (by award winning director Emily Cooper). Basil Brush for BBC, The Lee Nelson Show for BBC3 and commercials for 118 118 and print advertising for Mastercard and Munken.
As a voice over artist she has worked with Grass Roots Media in post sync dubbing, Classic Fox Records as a narrator and actress and Makurin Films as a commercials voice over artist.
Recent stage work includes God Don't Live on a Council Estate directed by Pamela Brighton (founder of Hulltruck Theatre Company) and All Together Now directed by Ian Giles at the Barbican. After a successful run in London Bedtime Solos by the award winning playwright Jakob Holder received a transfer from London to the Bolton Octagon. Previous stage work includes Oyster, a new play by Zoë Lewis developed in association with the Young Vic and From Riga to Rotherham (winner of The Sitcom Trials) and performed at Leicester Square Theatre.
