Sharon D. Clarke

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Career

Clarke is best known for her role in Holby City, in which she played Lola Griffin, a doctor with roots from Ghana. In 2008, she dropped out of the program. Clarke reprised his role in one episode in 2019.

Gran'Ma Flossie's role in the CBBC's show The Crust is among other television roles. Clarke appeared on the BBC talent show Last Choir Standing in 2008, alongside Russell Watson as a judge. Clarke's other television appearances include: Waking the Dead, Soldier Soldier, Broken Glass, Between the Lines, Children's Ward, Stop, Look & Listen, Mary Seacole, Boo! Informer and Informer.

Clarke has also appeared on Ready Steady Cook, hosted by Ainsley Harriott, and represented Holby City in 2008, winning with chef Garca Dawson.

She has appeared on The Paul O'Grady Show as a guest and performed the "O'Grady, O'Grady" song to celebrate the 500th show. She has appeared on Children in Need for the BBC, appearing as Killer Queen on We Will Rock You and also singing with her Holby City co-stars.

Clarke Jones, the brothel owner, appeared on The Bill, "Death Knock," on August 10, 2010 as brothel owner Denise Jones.

Kendra Stanley, Connor Stanley's mother, appeared in EastEnders on January 24. Clarke appeared in BBC drama The Shadow Line as Mrs. Dixon in May 2011, appearing in episodes 2 and 3.

In the CBeebies series Tree Tog, Clarke describes Treetog.

Clarke appeared in the series "The Woman Who Fell To Earth," "Arachnids in the United Kingdom" and "It Takes You Away" on the BBC in October 2017. In the twelfth series episode "Can You Hear Me?" she made brief cameo appearances. "In the 2021 festive special "Revolution of the Daleks," the Daleks's will celebrate their independence.

Clarke appeared on Thunderbirds Are Go in December 2017, giving Fire Chief Cass McCready's voice in the Season 2 episode Inferno, which wasn't broadcast on ITV but was nevertheless shown on Amazon Video.

Clarke's first professional appearance came in the 1988 Talawa Theatre Company's production of O Babylon. The Musical, a tale about the Trench Town community's struggle against Babylon's encroachment, will be published in the form of a new luxurious hotel.

Clarke has also appeared in the West End theatre. Several of her performances include GM, Dolls (1996), Joanne Jefferson in Rent at the Shaftesbury Theatre (1998), and Miss Sherman in Fame (1999). She appeared in The Lion King from 2000 to 2002, and in 2004, she portrayed Matron Mama Morton in Chicago.

Clarke appeared in The Wiz' production in 2000, which was directed by Flymonkey. She appeared in the Hackney Empire as Glinda.

She appeared in the Ben Elton/Queen jukebox musical We Will Rock You at the Dominion Theatre, alongside Alexander Hanson as Commander Khashoggi, for which she was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Achievement in a Supporting Role in a Musical.

Clarke made her pantomime debut in the Hackney Empire's Mother Goose in 2008. At the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, she appeared in Once on This Island. In 2009, she was also scheduled to appear in The Vain Monologues and Once on This Island at The Hackney Empire. When Hairspray's hugely successful hit musical Hairspray ended on March 28th, 2010, she appeared at the Shaftesbury Theatre. Edna Turnblad appeared in Motormouth Maybelle alongside Phill Jupitus and Brian Conley.

Clarke was Davina the Diva Harp in Jack and the Beanstalk and Carmina the Camel in Aladdin, both at the Hackney Empire. She appeared in a one-off performance at the Hackney Empire in July 2010, alongside Clive Rowe.

Clarke appeared at Music on the Farm, a benefit held at Battlers Green Farm in aid of charity, as well as singing hits from musicals in which she has appeared.

In October 2010, the Apollo Victoria Theatre, home to the musical Wicked, celebrated its 80th anniversary, and Clarke, as well as other actresses such as Wayne Sleep, appeared as a guest performer.

Clarke appeared in Oda Mae Brown's musical version of the film Ghost in 2011. Starting at the Manchester Opera House in March, the performance moved from the Piccadilly Theatre in June 2011, replacing Grease. Clarke was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical in 2012, but he was disqualified for his role in Shrek the Musical.

In October 2011, she appeared in a Soho Cinders performance at the Queen's Theatre in London. Clarke has also served as Meridan's Musical Director.

Clarke appeared in her own one-woman cabaret at the St James Theatre since closing in Ghost The Musical after its demise in 2012.

She appeared in James Baldwin's The Amen Corner at the Royal National Theatre, winning Best Supporting Actress at the 2014 Olivier Awards.

She appeared in Porgy and Bess' summer production in the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre production in the summer of 2014.

Clarke appeared as the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet at the Rose Theatre in Kingston, in March 2015.

"Sharon D Clarke's Golden Delivery of the Ma Rainey incarnation is a high point" – "The Stage" explains her best work in February 2016; "Sharon D Clarke's glorious appearance as Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is a high point."

In 2017, she appeared in Cy Coleman's film The Life at Southwark Playhouse and Caroline Thibodeaux in Caroline, or Change at the Chichester Festival Theatre. Clarke played Caroline, or Change, when the play in the West End in 2018 returned to the Playhouse Theatre in the West End. Clarke received the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical at the 2019 Laurence Olivier Awards. The performance was transferred to Roundabout Theatre Company's Studio 54 on Broadway in October 2021, having been postponed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Clark played a new role in her Broadway debut, and critics applauded her. The limited run ended on January 9th, 2022, on January 9th, 2022.

Linda Loman, a member of Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman, appeared in the Young Vic in 2019, and she will return to the West End in October 2019. In July 2019, she appeared as The Lady in Sheldon Epps's Blues In The Night at the Kiln Theatre in London.

Clarke's revamp of Going Back to My Roots and Nomad with the singles "I Want a Groove" and "Just a Groove," the latter of which have sold more than two million singles worldwide.

Clarke was also a member of the Female vocal group Six Chix, which was established for the Eurovision Song Contest 2000. They came in second place in the UK selection with the single "Only the Women Know." They were defeated by Nicki French's song "Don't Play That Song Again" as a result of their ride to Stockholm, finishing 16th.

Clarke, as well as appearing on the original cast recordings for Once on This Island, Stepping Out, We Will Rock You, and Ghost The Musical, starred Terry Pratchett's Only You Can Save Mankind on Terry Pratchett's Only You Can Save Mankind, a tribute to West End actors, including Kerry Ellis, Ricardo Afonso and Daniel Boys.

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