Her first acting role was as feminist lecturer Dr Robyn Penrose in the BBC mini-series dramatisation of David Lodge’s Nice Work in 1989. Gwynne in the early noughties series Mersey Beat.

Haydn turned to acting in her mid-twenties and her first big television role was playing feminist lecturer Dr Robyn Penrose in the BBC mini-series Nice Work in 1989.

Olivier Awards 2024: Haydn Gwynne fans slam 'shameful' ITV for cutting moving moment late star's son accepted her posthumous Best Supporting Actress gong six months after her shock death ...

Gwynne’s first starring role on TV was in 1989 as the feminist, lecherous lecturer Robyn Penrose in David Lodge’s adaptation of his own signature novel Nice Work.

Haydn Gwynne, actress. Born: 21 March 1957 in Hurstpierpoint, Sussex. Died: 20 October 2023 in London, aged 66 ...

After the turn of the century, Gwynne enjoyed something of an Indian summer on stage, beginning with her barnstorming, Olivier and Tony-nominated Mrs Wilkinson in Stephen Daldry’s vivacious ...