Samantha Spiro
Samantha Spiro is a British actress and singer, known for her roles in both stage productions and television series. She has won two Laurence Olivier Awards for her performances in musicals and plays. Spiro’s career has been marked by her versatility in performing in a variety of genres across the British entertainment industry.
Throughout her career, Spiro has portrayed a diverse array of characters across film, television, and theatre. Notably, she starred in the television series “Grandma’s House” as Auntie Liz and played the title role in “Babs,” a biopic about Barbara Windsor. In film, she appeared in “From Hell” and “Tomorrow La Scala!” Her voice work includes narration for the audio drama “Doctor Who: The Diary of River Song,” showcasing her range across different media platforms.
Spiro’s collaborations with other actors have significantly shaped her career. She has worked alongside Simon Amstell and Rebecca Front in “Grandma’s House,” demonstrating a strong comedic presence. Her performances with Barbara Windsor in “Babs” provided a poignant look at Windsor’s life, while her stage roles have seen her collaborate with actors like Mark Rylance and Danielle Hope.