Award-Winning Actor and Voice Artist

Clare Corbett

British actor with more than 20 years’ stage, screen and audio experience.

Clare’s performed in the last three winners of Game of the Year at The Game Awards and has more than 300 titles on Audible.

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Clare Corbett

Clare has just returned from Bath where she performed in Antic Disposititon’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’. She has also recently appeared as ‘Lesley Drinkwater in BBC’s ‘Eastenders’.

She is currently on BBC iPlayer in ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’.

Clare is in the much anticipated release of ‘Star Wars Outlaws’. She plays Kahga and Us in ‘Baldur’s gate 3’, she played Rose in Bafta-winning ‘It Takes Two’ and Irina in game of the year ‘Elden Ring’ and narrates ‘Pride and Prejudice’ on BBC Sounds.

Listen out for her playing all the female parts in the BBC Sounds podcast ‘LadyKillers’ which she performed live at the BBC radio theatre alongside Lucy Worsely.

She narrates award winning ‘The Girl on the Train’ for which she was won Audible’s Narrator of the Year and plays the lead in long-running BBC series ‘Keeping the wolf out’.

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Recent Work

The Hound of the Baskervilles

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...but Clare Corbett's exuberant, intelligent reading succeeds in making her hugely attractive. In cold print I suspect she'd be insufferable.

...this audiobook of the 2018 Man Booker International prize winner is read beautifully by Corbett, who captures the playfulness and grace of Tokarczuk’s writing across a range of stories about 21st-century travel and human anatomy.

British narrator Clare Corbett enchants listeners with Clare Pooley’s quick wit and charm in a warm story about strangers on a commuter train who are brought together by an accident. As the group become friends, one of them, Iona, suddenly disappears from the scene, and the drama begins. Corbett dazzles as Iona Iverson, a nosy advice columnist and a force of nature in this uplifting and warmhearted romp. Thoroughly entertaining and an utter delight, this audiobook reminds listeners of the need for connection in a disconnected world.

If you want to see some really fine acting in the meantime, track down one of the lunchtime performances by Clare Corbett of Spoonface Steinberg at the Stephen Joseph in Scarborough. This is the most perfect short work of art, bringing together a small girl's illness, the Holocaust and the doomed heroines of Italian opera. Its author, Lee Hall, is a popular writer who makes you laugh and then breaks your heart while offering you a profound meditation on the relationship between beauty and tragedy.