Cast
Kym Marsh
Hedy
Actor, presenter and singer Kym Marsh arrived on British TV screens back in 2000 appearing in the hit reality TV show, Popstars and winning a place in the subsequent band Hear'say.
The band achieved two UK number one singles and a number one album - and Kym went on to pursue a successful career as a solo artist.
She went on to star in London’s West End, playing the role of Annette in the critically acclaimed musical, Saturday Night Fever.
An accomplished actress, she appeared in BBC One’s Doctors and Channel 4’s Hollyoaks: In The City before joining the cast of ITV’s Coronation Street in the role of Michelle Connor in 2006. During the subsequent 13 years on Britain's famous cobbles, she won a string of prestigious awards for her work.
After leaving Coronation Street in 2019, she appeared in hit BBC One drama The Syndicate and can currently can be seen on BBC One’s continuing drama, Waterloo Road, where plays the role of Nicky Walters. She is also a regular host of BBC One's Morning Live.
Her love of theatre has not waned and in 2022 Kym returned to tread the boards in the role of bunny boiler Alex Forest in a nationwide tour of box office hit Fatal Attraction. In 2023 she joined the cast of Take That musical Greatest Days and last year played the iconic role of Cruella de Vil in a nationwide tour of 101 Dalmatians: The Musical.
Kym is mum to David, Emilie, Polly and Archie. She lives in Cheshire with her family.
Lisa Faulkner
Allie
Lisa Faulkner is an accomplished TV and film actor, alongside her success as a presenter and much-loved cookery author. She first established herself as a leading actor in a multi-faceted career, starring in numerous high profile TV dramas. Single White Female marks her return to the stage for the first time in 25 years.
She most recently appeared on screens as ‘Dana Fells’ in Netflix’s series adaption of the Harlan Coben novel; Missing You, alongside Richard Armitage, Ashley Walters and Rosalind Eleazar. She also featured in the role of ‘Tessa’ in BBC / HBO Max’s The Girl Before opposite Jessica Plummer.
Further screen credits include; Archie, Unforgotten, Murdoch Mysteries, A Confession and Murder In Suburbia (ITV); Waterloo Road, The Girl Before, Eastenders, Death In Paradise, Moving On, New Street Law, Hotel Babylon, New Tricks Spooks, Burn It, Holby City and Dangerfield (BBC); The Madame Blanc Mysteries (Channel 5) and Brookside (Channel 4).
Her film credits include Honeymooner; The Baby Juice Express; A Feast At Midnight; Le Péril jeune (aka Good Old Daze) and The Lover.
Lisa has also carved out a career as a TV presenter and cook, having won Celebrity MasterChef as a contestant in 2010. She has since built a successful career in food, publishing several best-selling cookery books including Recipes from My Mother for My Daughter and The Way I Cook. Lisa also co-hosts the ITV show John & Lisa's Weekend Kitchen and regularly contributes to This Morning and Lorraine.
Andro
Graham
Andro is an actor and singer/songwriter who was previously a member in the Brit Award winning band, JUNGLE. More recently has embarked on his solo career with the release of 3 EPs with support from BBC 6 Music, BBC Sounds, BBC Introducing, CLASH, Wonderland and many more.
Andro previously starred in the Amazon Prime TV Series; Dead Hot, written by Charlotte Coben, Directed by Sam Harbor (Heartstopper) and produced by Quay Street Productions (Channel 4's 'Its A Sin').
Theatre credits include; Twelfth Night at Regents Park Open Air Theatre. Shake It Up Baby at Epstein Theatre Liverpool. Salome at Royal Shakespeare Company. Dido - Queen of Carthage at Royal Shakespeare Company. The Lion, Witch & Wardrobe at Bridge Theatre. DORIAN at Reading Repp. Red, White & Royal Blue (Amazon Prime).
TV Credits; BAFTA Winning BBC Series - JUICE (Season 2). QUARTER LIFE - Amazon Prime Series 2026. Red, White & Royal Blue (Amazon Prime).
Jonny McGarrity
Sam
Jonny originally studied Law at Newcastle University and worked in Finance in Glasgow and Edinburgh for 15 years before retraining as an actor at ArtsEd in London. He made his professional stage debut in 2015 playing Leo in Joe DiPietro's Fu*king Men at The King's Head Theatre in Islington.
Other theatre credits include The Full Monty (UK no.1 tour), A Midsummer Night's Dream (site-specific UK tour, Butterfly Theatre), The Censor (Hope Theatre), the world premiere of A Little Princess (Theatre By The Lake) and the world premiere of The Whistling (The Mill Theatre, Sonning).
Film / TV credits include A Scottish Love Scheme, Outlander, Emmerdale, Coronation Street, Without Guilt.
Amy Snudden
Bella
Amy is an actor from London who trained at West London Drama Training and has just graduated from the One Year course at The Oxford School of Drama.
Theatre Credits: White Christmas (Dominion Theatre), The Sound of Music Live (ITV), The Crucible (West End/National Theatre).
Television Credits: The Reckoning (BBC), Casualty (BBC).
Other Credits: Impact Winter (Audible)
Francesca McBride
Understudy Bella
Francesca McBride is excited to be part of the Single White Female company. A recent graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, they previously trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and Chichester Festival Youth Theatre.
Recent credits include: Edmund in King Lear (RCS), Nicky Bromley in Generation Z (Channel 4), Jessica in Lady Macbeth Was Never a Girl (Hidden Voice Productions/left eddy stories) and Sarah in RTS Award winning short Sub Rosa.
She is the co-Artistic Director of Left Eddy Stories, a Young Trustee for National Youth Theatre, and a proud Equity member.
Instagram: @francesca_mcb_
Patrick McHugh
Understudy Graham and Sam
Patrick trained at Fourth Monkey.
Recent credits include Much Ado About Nothing (The Festival Players), Henry VI pt II, Richard III (The Show Must Go Online), Dracula, Frankenstein (TRUESTORY), Darwin’s Tortoise, Taxi Girl (Spanish Theatre Company), Before The World Ends (FemFest), Humbugged! A Christmas Carol 2 (The Pantaloons), The Grit of Life (Wigeon Theatreboat).
Patrick has also featured in commercials for Trivago and the Department of Health and Social Care.
Patrick lives in London and has two cats.
Anna Ruben
Understudy Hedy and Allie
Anna got her BA and MA in History at the University of London and Sorbonne, Paris. She began life as a journalist and then moved to the US and retrained as an actor. Her first professional role was in the X-Files. She moved back to London where she was cast in the BAFTA winning film, The Imposter.
TV roles quickly followed, including parts in, Sex Education, Andor, The Power and Secret Service.
Stage credits include, Aristides (Greenwhich Playhouse), The Exchange (Jermyn Street theatre), and most recently In the Matt, (Tabard Theatre.) Anna is also a writer who has written two features and several shorts, one of which is currently in pre-production.
Anna lives between London and the South of France and is delighted to be understudying the roles of Allie/Hedy.
Creative Team
Rebecca Reid
Adaptor
Rebecca Reid started her career as a journalist, writing for the Telegraph, Times, Spectator, Marie Claire, Stylist and appearing on Woman’s Hour, The Today Programme, Good Morning Britain, This Morning, Daily Politics and Jeremy Vine.
As a novelist she is the author of the thrillers Perfect Liars, Truth Hurts, Two Wrongs and The Will, published by Transworld and the romantic comedies Seven Rules for a Perfect Marriage and the forthcoming This Wasn’t The Plan, published by Bloomsbury.
She is adapting Truth Hurts and This Wasn’t The Plan for television, alongside several other original projects.
Single White Female is her first work for the stage.
Gordon Greenberg
Director
Gordon Greenberg has directed on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in London’s West End, written for television and stage, and developed, directed and produced new works for arts institutions across America. Directing work includes the Broadway productions of The Heart of Rock and Roll (James Earl Jones) and Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn (also co-writer, Studio 54, Roundabout, Universal, PBS Great Performances), the Chichester & West End production of Guys and Dolls with Rebel Wilson (Savoy & Phoenix Theatres, 6 Olivier Award noms), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with Zachary Quinto and Calista Flockhart (Geffen Playhouse, L. A. Drama Critics Award), Piaf/Dietrich (Mirvish Toronto, Dora Award), Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors (also co-writer; Menier, Off-Broadway), The Baker’s Wife (Menier), Crime and Punishment, A Comedy (also co-writer, Old Globe), Jacques Brel… (Zipper Theatre, Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Award noms), Barnum(Menier), Working (Drama Desk Award, adapted with Stephen Schwartz and Lin-Manuel Miranda), Tangled (Disney), Secret of My Success (also co-writer, Universal), and regional work at Williamstown, Old Globe, Signature, Paper Mill, Huntington, Chicago Shakespeare, MUNY, Goodspeed. For television, he created the NBC television series “Most Talkative” (Co-Executive Producer/Writer with Blumhouse and Andy Cohen) and original movie musicals for The Disney Channel and Nickelodeon. Education: Stanford University, NYU Film School. He is also Artistic Director of the Broadway Teachers Workshop.