Stage
Charlotte has an extensive list of credits in Theatre's across the UK including Lady Caroline Pontefract in Oscar Wilde's 'A Woman of No Important', Teresa in Shelagh Stephenson's 'The Memory of Water' and Angustius in Federico García Lorca's 'The House of Bernarda Alba'.
In 2020 Charlotte joined Scratchworks Theatre Company on their Spring Tour of 'Great Train Robbery' including a sell out show at The Lowry in Manchester.
Since 2022 Charlotte has performed in multiple shows at Reading Rep; scroll down to find out more about these productions and other notable roles she's portrayed.
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The Snow Queen
Reading Rep -December 2024
Written by Anna Wheatley
Based on the Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tale
Directed by Paul Stacey, Matthew Forbes and Chris Cuming
In this retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic, Charlotte played the titular role of The Snow Queen as well as Ragna the Grandmother, Princes Cybill, Storm and Veera.
'Charlotte Warner, who played the Snow Queen herself along with many other parts, gave a marvelous performance with her ability to completely blend into each character. Within the relatively short show, Warner was able to showcase possibly four different accents, multiple genders, and excellent story-telling skills.'
The Reading Chronicle
'Charlotte Warner’s portrayal of Ragna, the storyteller at the heart of the production, guides us masterfully through the story’s unfolding events. She offers a delightful balance of humour and skill, with exceptional comedic timing. Her ability to effortlessly slip into various characters brings a playful and engaging energy to the stage. She moves between different roles with ease, shifting from the whimsical Ragna to more serious characters without losing the humour that makes her performance so enjoyable. Warner’s skilful blend of humour and sincerity ensures that Ragna’s role as a narrator does not detract from the emotional weight of the story but instead enhances it by providing moments of lightness. Her interactions with the rest of the cast are full of warmth and wit, and her rapport with O’Sullivan and Desebrock feels natural and genuine. '
Mark Aspen
'Charlotte Warner is fresh and authentic in the role, engaging the audience with her wisdom and blether. '
Henley Standard
IT's A WONDERFUL LIFE
Reading Rep -December 2023
Adapted by Mary Elliott Nelson
Directed by Paul Stacey and Chris Cuming
Based on the critically acclaimed 1946 Frank Capra movie of the same name this reimagining saw Charlotte multi-role as Angel Gloria / Violet / Aunt Dilly / Harriet / Mrs Davies / Mrs Martini.
Charlotte was Nominated for Best Supporting Performer in a Play in the Broadway World UK Awards 2024.
'particularly Charlotte Warner, who is delightfully different as various townsfolk and Aunt Dilly'
The Stage
'Charlotte Warner and Eugene Evans display adaptability, dexterity, and versatility as they portray fifteen different characters with relative ease. Warner’s portrayal of Aunt Dilly is particularly enjoyable'
Wokingham Today
'Charlotte Warner shows great range in performance creating the elderly Aunt Dilly, the flirtatious Violet, his heroic sister Harriet, bar manager Mrs Martini and the Angel Gloria. Each is perfectly pitched'
West End Best Friend
It's a Wonderful Life: Official Trailer
It's A Wonderful Life: Rehearsal Trailer
POTTED PANTO
Reading Rep -December 2023
Written by Daniel Clarkson, Jefferson Turner and Richard Hurst
The longest running West End, Olivier Award Nominated, Pantomime.
Charlotte played opposite Eugene Evans as a double act trying to tell seven of the most beloved Christmas tales - from Cinderella to Jack and the Beanstalk, Aladdin to Dick Whittington.
'The show stars Eugene Evans and Charlotte Warner, who are a tour de force, seamlessly switching between narratives with ease.'
Broadway World
'the success of the production relies on the chemistry between its principal cast, which is one of the production’s particular strengths. [...]The pair bring a vibrant, engaging chemistry to the show'
Reading Today
'By far the strongest element of Potted Panto is Charlie and Eugene’s on-stage dynamic. Easy back-and-forth banter [...they...] have exceptional timing.'
Muddy Stilettos
Potted Panto: Official Trailer
Potted Panto: Audiences Reactions
A Christmas Carol
Reading Rep -December 2022
Written by Beth Flintoff
Directed by Paul Stacey and Chris Cuming
In this retelling of Charles Dickens' classic story Charlotte played the role of Bobbie Cratchit and The Ghost of Christmas Past.
'Warner is a witty and lovable Bobbie Cratchit'
Broadway World
'Warner’s performance as the ghost of Christmas past is a somber, weighty one, with eerie and ethereal other-worldliness.'
Reading Today
A Christmas Carol - OFFICIAL TRAILER 2022
A Christmas Carol 2022, Audience Reactions
A MIdsummer Nights Dream
Reading Rep -MAY 2022
Adapted & Co-Directed by Paul Stacey
Co-Director & Movement Director Chris Cuming
Associate Director Christie O'Carroll
In this adaption of Shakespeare's classic, Charlotte portrayed the famous role of Hermia, while also having a cameo appearance as Puck.
'Hermia [is] played with aplomb by Charlotte Warner'
Mark Aspen
'Charlotte Warner, who portrays Hermia, and Beth Eyre, who plays Helena, ground the play’s more airy tendencies with strong emotional performances.'
Reading Today
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Cast Interviews (Who is the best actor?)
A Midsummer Night's Dream - HOT SEATS
HER PS and Qs
UK TOUR 2021
Tell Tale Tits
Co-Devised by Lexi Bradburn and Charlotte Warner
Tell Tale Tits is a theatre company, making silly work. Telling stories, being clowns and choreographing idiocy.
Ever had an annoying friend that just won’t go away? Queenie has.
Penelope and Queenie are an out-of-sync, over-sharing, double-act. Her Ps and Qs marks a silly romp through their unexpected relationship in all its glory and flaws. But what's their secret?
With more terms for ‘vagina’ than you ever thought possible and itching with humour - you'll find out.
Premiered June 2019 at Offbeat Festival, Old Fire Station, Oxford.
UK TOUR 2021:
Brighton Fringe Festival - The Warren
Buxton Fringe Festival - Underground at The Clubhouse
Winner: John Beecher Memorial Award (for original, challenging work)
Nominee: Best Comedy
Camden Fringe Festival - Hen and Chickens
Greater Manchester Fringe Festival - The Kings Arms: Theatre
Nominee: Best Comedy
'TellTale Tits (Charlotte Warner and Lexi Bradburn) are a brilliant double-act, completely in synch and spinning a world in which the personal and the comedic become one. They have a goofy, acrobatic physicality, a clowning sense of fun, and a musical and verbal dexterity which turns material that could be distasteful into something uplifting, hopeful and heartwarming. And very funny.'
Buxton Fringe Comedy Reviews, Robbie Carnegie
‘Fantastic writing, perfect performance. Hilarious tone and extremely entertaining - I loved it!’
'Amazing double act! Timing so good, really made me laugh.’
‘An extremely difficult subject made both entertaining and informative.’
‘Really really funny. Thank you. Couldn't breathe I was laughing so hard.’
‘Amazing! laughed out loud the whole time.'
Audience Feedback
'Her Ps and Qs' Trailer By Tell Tale Tits
ATTEMPT
EXETER 2013-2014
Directed by Viki Browne
Attempt' is a one woman show, co-created by Charlotte Warner.
It is a darkly comic play about determination and failure. Taking inspiration from the poetry of Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar, Attempt introduces us to the world of a solo performer who offers us a glimpse into her life, and the story of her struggle with suicide.
Performed originally as a site-specific piece at 'Poppy's of Exeter' in 2013, it was reworked and performed at the Exeter Northcott Theatre and The Bike Shed Theatre in 2014.
'A spell binding solo performance by Charlotte Warner.'
Dominic Jinks , Director of Plymouth Culture 2014
'[Charlotte] delivered an assured, engaging, witty, and thoughtful performance.'
Anna Harpin, Co-Artistic Director of Idiot Child
