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  1. Aug 28, 2023 · Lucy Phelps was born in London, England, United Kingdom but her full date is missing at this moment. She has not revealed her age, zodiac sign, and ethnicity as of 2023. If she opens her birth date and ethnicity then it will be updated on this page. Currently, she is holding British nationality.

    • London, England, United Kingdom
    • August 28, 2023
    • Lucy Phelps
    • British
  2. For as a child living in nearby Worcester, the RSC in Stratford was where she went to see “big” theatre, Christmas shows that would thrill her and then later, at the age of 11, her first King Lear. Getting started. Lucy experienced drama on her feet at school and by Year 9 was chosen to play Viola in a school production of Twelfth Night.

  3. Apr 3, 2019 · "Lucy Phelps will challenge the world"What does Lucy Phelps bring to the role of Rosalind? Director Kimberley Sykes talks about working with Lucy.As You Like...

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  4. Dec 9, 2019 · AS YOU LIKE IT: Following her roles in Dido, Queen of Carthage, Julius Caesar and Antony and Cleopatra in 2017, Lucy Phelps plays Rosalind in Kimberley Sykes’ production of As You Like It which...

  5. Where does this creation come from in Rosalind's brain? How does Ganymede move and what does he look like? What does it mean to 'become a man' on the outside but still be a woman underneath? These are the sorts of questions actors and directors have to tackle when approaching the play.

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  6. Sep 20, 2019 · Lucy Phelps as Rosalind in RSC’s AS YOU LIKE IT. Photo Credit: Christopher McGrillis. Director Kimberley Sykes talks about directing RSC’s riotous and exhilarating new production of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy AS YOU LIKE IT.

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  8. Nov 26, 2019 · Currently starring in the latter two of the trio, Lucy Phelps chatted to us about her early experiences with Shakespeare's words, how their meaning can change, and the role she would most like to play from his repertoire. What were some of your earliest experiences with Shakespeare?