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About Jo

Jo Hole

has worked as a professional actress, director, theatre producer and now agent for over 30 years.

Early TV success in TENKO, MISS MARPLE - NEMESIS, GOLD etc led to work at the Donmar Warehouse, RSC and National Theatre and more recently character roles in feature films and TV including HALF-LIGHT (with Demi Moore), HOLBY CITY, EASTENDERS, FRANKIE, DOC MARTIN, THE POISON TREE, PUBLIC ENEMIES and THIRTEEN series (BBC 3) amongst many.    Jo has directed at Liverpool Playhouse, Young Vic Studio and Ustinov Studio Bath and produced over 20 plays including SIMPLICITY by Lady Mary Wortley Montague - the world premiere of a play written in 1725 which Jo came across in the library at Warwick University and presented at the Northcott Theatre in Exeter and transferred to the Donmar Warehouse Theatre.   She most recently helped to transfer IRISH BLOOD ENGLISH HEART from the Union Theatre to Trafalgar Studios.

Jo opened JHA at Ealing Studios on 1st October 2012 and now works with her team from the heart of theatre land in London's West End at 36-40 Glasshouse Street, just behind the Cafe Royal.   

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PAUL CARROLL opens in Brian Friel masterpiece FAITH HEALER

PAUL CARROLL opens in Brian Friel masterpiece FAITH HEALER

At the first stop on a UK tour for @londonclassic1 @paultcarroll @NewVicTheatre is off to a fine start at the New Vic Theatre. This is the latest in a line of Irish classics in which Paul has appeared. The first was @nottinghamplayhouse in Martin McDonagh’s black comedy A SKULL IN CONNEMARA. This was followed @traversetheatre @RaptureTheatre by another McDonagh play THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE and now FAITH HEALER - here is the opening press salvoe He carries with him an air of mystery as he spills his truths, his half truths, and might not be truths to the audience. His performance is impressive, with all eyes watching every carefully considered footstep, ears taking in every spoken word. It is a flawless delivery, that’s for sure. Frank’s struggle with his gift, the ambiguity of his healing abilities, and his inner demons are portrayed with a raw intensity BEFFSHUFF.COM tour dates: http://londonclassictheatre.co... trailer: ;t=3s and an interview with Paul for Irish World https://www.theirishworld.com/...