Rosie
Stancliffe
ABOUT
Rosie attended Live Youth Theatre, National Youth Theatre and Newcastle College's School for Performing Arts. She trained in Improvisational Comedy with The Suggestibles, an Improv comedy troupe based in Newcastle, headed by Bev Fox and Ian McLaughlin. She also collaborated with Straitjacket Comedy (now pursuing their own individual careers) in some of their off-the-wall, alternative comedy sketches.
She served as a proud committee member and Secretary of the North East of England Branch of Equity throughout '18-'19 and organised THRIVE: Building a Career in the North East and Beyond, a student and graduate event hosted at Live Theatre in January '19 giving the emerging artists of the region workshops, tips and advice aswell as a panel discussion with local industry experts.
Rosie is an actor and voice coach from Tyne & Wear, trained at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama on the BA (Hons) Acting. In her final year she was chosen to represent Central in the BBC Carleton Hobbs Bursary Awards as a finalist. She returned to Central in '20-'21 to study MA Voice Studies and now enjoys working as a freelance voice coach and teacher alongside her acting career.
She regularly works with theatre companies on the research, development and devising of theatre productions, often in conjunction with community groups, touring 'Beyond Caring' and 'Worlds Apart' in 2023. Rosie performed in her first panto in winter 23/24 at Durham's Gala Theatre and was delighted to return for their summer family show Peter Pan & Wendy. In Oct '21 she performed in Natalie Ibu's inaugural production at Northern Stage, ROAD by Jim Cartwright, and has since gone on to work for Northern Stage on their productions of The White Card and Protest as an actor and voice & accent coach. Rosie is an Associate Artist of Alphabetti Theatre and also oversaw the opening of Alphabetti's first independent venue as Theatre Manager. She gained national press recognition for Paddy Campbell's play 'Leaving' which toured nationally in 2018 after it's premiere in 2017 at Northern Stage; received glowing reviews for her lead role in 'Overdue' by Arabella Arnott at Alphabetti; and had the privilege of working on the 'Suffrage Dramas' for her second appearance in BBC Radio 3's Free Thinking Festival. On Christmas Day 2024 Rosie joined the cast of British institution, and Stancliffe family favourite, ‘The Archers’ on BBC Radio 4, and is very much honoured to be causing mischief in Ambridge as Rochelle Horville.
Having worked on five Verbatim Theatre pieces to date, she has become adept in the craft of performing verbatim dialogue and characters, most recently in 'Locker Room Talk' by Gary McNair at Live Theatre, Newcastle. She offers a verbatim voice workshop package and teaches her system in drama schools, sharing her experience through a voice lens.
"Stancliffe draws the audiences’ attention to her fingertips, bringing to life tender, bittersweet and optimistic moments." NARC Magazine
"Rosie Stancliffe is so believable and real as Beth...This was one of those situations where you feel inspired to give acting a go, she made it look easy (when quite clearly it wasn't)." The Avant Garde
experience
Graduate of The Royal Central School of
Speech and Drama
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MA Voice Studies: Teaching & Coaching '21
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BA (Hons) Acting 2009
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Member of VASTA
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Acting Representation
Janet Plater Management Ltd.
Milburn House
Dean Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 1LF
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