Award-Winning Actor and Voice Artist

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Clare Corbett is an award-winning actress and voice artist known for her dynamic performances across stage, screen, radio, and video games.

Clare Corbett

Clare Corbett is a versatile and accomplished actress with an impressive body of work across stage, screen, and voiceover. Her recent television appearances include EastEnders, Emmerdale, and ITV’s gripping drama The Hunt for Raoul Moat. With a career spanning more than two decades, Clare has also played prominent roles in Holby City, Casualty, and Final Demand for the BBC.

On stage, Clare’s passion for Shakespeare shines through, having taken on iconic roles in Twelfth Night, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Macbeth with Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre and most recently Lady Capulet in Antic Disposition’s Romeo and Juliet in Bath.

Clare’s theatre credits also include starring in the beloved The Railway Children and the critically acclaimed writer Nick Payne’s Happiness.

An award-winning voice actress, Clare’s vocal talents have made her a recognisable figure in the world of video games, with over 35 major titles to her name. She recently lent her voice to characters in Baldur’s Gate 3 and Elden Ring, and is celebrated for her role as Rose in the BAFTA-winning game It Takes Two. Clare’s voice can also be heard in popular titles like Assassin’s Creed, Dying Light 2, Star Wars Outlaws and the satirical Spitting Image series.

Clare’s extensive work in radio drama – over 300 radio plays – includes a lead in Keeping the Wolf Out on BBC Radio 4 and working alongside Tom Hardy and Andrew Garfield in Audible’s 1984. Her achievements in audiobook narration are equally impressive, having narrated hundreds of titles, including J.K. Rowling’s The Christmas Pig and the Audie Award-winning Girl on the Train.

Whether on stage, screen or behind the mic, Clare Corbett continues to demonstrate her range and dedication as one of the industry’s most dynamic performers.

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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.