Hayley Angel Holt
- Actress
- Music Department
Hayley was originally brought up in Southwark, and educated in Sloane
Square, London. Her father is musician Jah Wobble and his
collaborations with various artists such as Brian Eno and Björk exposed
her to many influences. She studied drama at the innovative Anna Scher
Theatre, as well as classical ballet at the London Studio Centre.
She plays a role as Kitty Mason in Sky One's critically acclaimed drama, Martina Coles The Take (2009) opposite Tom Hardy and Brian Cox.
She appears in the 2008 cult rockabilly horror film Flick (2008) (released in North America late Nov 2010) as Young Sally Andrews alongside Faye Dunaway, Hugh O'Connor and Liz Smith.
Hayley appeared as the lead actress Sophie in the debut of a new musical 'Departure Lounge' at the prestigious Edinburgh Fringe Festival Summer 08 at the George Square Theatre, winning the Scotsman Edinburgh Fringe award for Best Music.
She played one of the lead roles as drummer Neve, on Channel 4 TV series Totally Frank (2005), about a girl band, which aired between 2005-2006. Hayley played the drums for this role and toured nationwide UK venues as the band "Frank" and simultaneously released a single and album.
At age 14, she appeared in British TV show Casualty (1986). In 2000, Hayley's first break came playing the daughter of Anita Dobson and Leslie Grantham in the screen revival for two part drama The Stretch (2000) for Sky1. She also guest starred in an episode of the BBC drama The Robinsons (2005) with Hugh Bonneville and Martin Freeman.
She plays a role as Kitty Mason in Sky One's critically acclaimed drama, Martina Coles The Take (2009) opposite Tom Hardy and Brian Cox.
She appears in the 2008 cult rockabilly horror film Flick (2008) (released in North America late Nov 2010) as Young Sally Andrews alongside Faye Dunaway, Hugh O'Connor and Liz Smith.
Hayley appeared as the lead actress Sophie in the debut of a new musical 'Departure Lounge' at the prestigious Edinburgh Fringe Festival Summer 08 at the George Square Theatre, winning the Scotsman Edinburgh Fringe award for Best Music.
She played one of the lead roles as drummer Neve, on Channel 4 TV series Totally Frank (2005), about a girl band, which aired between 2005-2006. Hayley played the drums for this role and toured nationwide UK venues as the band "Frank" and simultaneously released a single and album.
At age 14, she appeared in British TV show Casualty (1986). In 2000, Hayley's first break came playing the daughter of Anita Dobson and Leslie Grantham in the screen revival for two part drama The Stretch (2000) for Sky1. She also guest starred in an episode of the BBC drama The Robinsons (2005) with Hugh Bonneville and Martin Freeman.
