Lolita Chakrabarti
A well respected recognisable actress with extreme versatility.
Originally from the West Midlands but has lost her accent leaving her with a neutral, charming yet authoritive tone.
Credits
- The Wheel of Time (TV, 2021) Marin Al'Vere. Sony Pictures
- Life of Pi (Theatre, 2019) Writer/Adapter. Sheffield Theatre
- Criminal (Award, 2019) Anita Baines
- Defending the Guilty (TV, 2019) Chair
- Fanny and Alexander (Theatre, 2018) Alma Ekdhal / Henrietta Vergerus. Old Vic
- Riviera (TV, 2018) Wren Akinola
- Born to Kill (TV, 2017) Helen Deverill
- Delicious (TV, 2017) Riya
- Hamlet (Theatre, 2017) Gertrude
- Beowulf (TV, 2016) Lila
- Jekyll and Hyde (TV, 2015) Gurinder Najaran
- My Mad Fat Diary (TV, 2015) Dr Juliet Allan
- The Casual Vacancy (TV, 2015) Parminder Jawanda
- The Smoke (TV, 2013) Rachel
- Red Velvet (Theatre, 2012) Writer. Tricycle Theatre
- Death in Paradise (TV, 2012) Judy Hearst
- One Night (TV, 2011) Carol
- Outnumbered (TV, 2010) Melanie
- Vera (TV, 2010) Caroline Fletcher
- Holby City (TV, 2009) Devikha Bhal
Video Samples
Related news articles
23/06/2020
Sharon D Clarke joins Lolita Chakrabarti and Dervla Kirwan in The Greatest Wealth
Originally performed in 2018 at The Old Vic, The Greatest Wealth is a celebration of the NHS. Lolita Chakrabati curated the project and wrote one of the pieces and Dervla Kirwan and Sharon D Clarke performed 2 of the monologues.
04/03/2020
Lolita Chakrabarti awarded 'Best New Play' at the WhatsOnStage Awards 2020!
A huge congratulations to Lolita Chakrabarti, as she wins 'Best New Play' for her written adaptation of 'Life of Pi'.