
Jill Halfpenny
For her portrayal of Paulette Bonafonté in the original West End run of Legally Blonde (2010–2011), Halfpenny received the Olivier Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical. Her other stage credits include Chicago (West End, 2005), Calendar Girls (West End, 2009), Abigail's Party (West End, 2012), Way Upstream (Chichester Festival Theatre, 2015), The Girl on the Train (Leeds Playhouse, 2018), and A Taste of Honey (Royal Exchange, 2024). Her memoir, A Life Reimagined, was published by Pan Macmillan in 2024.
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Known For

EastEnders

Elephant Hospital

Geordie Hospital

Northern Justice

The Red King

Trouble at Topshop

Waterloo Road

The Feud on Shelbury Drive

After the Flood

Number One Fan

...At Christmas

Babylon

Byker Grove

Dark Mon£y

Girl Taken

Girlbands Forever

Hotel Benidorm: Fun-Loving Brits in the Sun

Humans

In the Club

Jill Halfpenny's Easter Journeys

Lightfields

Shoplife

The Cuckoo

The Drowning

The Estate: Life Up North

The Feud

The Holiday

The Long Shadow

Three Girls

Year of the Rabbit
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