A photo of Judy Buxton, an older lady with dark blonde hair which is tied back with a fringe. She is in a bright blue blouse and smiling at the camera

Judy Buxton

Theatre includes: The Greeks, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice (RSC), The School for Scandal, Last of The Red Hot Lovers, The Ghost Train (West End), After All These Years (Close Quarter Productions), Funny Turns (South Coast Theatre), Run For Your Wife, Move Over Mrs Markham (Mill at Sonning), Blithe Spirit, Secondary Cause of Death (Talking Scarlet Productions), The Art of Concealment (Jermyn Street Theatre).

Television includes: Close Relations, Next of Kin, On the Up, Lovejoy, Bergerac, By the Sword Divided, Diary of a Nobody (BBC), Chance in a Million, Chalk and Cheese (Thames TV), How’s Your Father, Rising Damp (Yorkshire TV), The Sweeney (Euston Films).

Film includes: The Big Sleep, Aces High, Get Real, Once a Man.

Radio includes: Saturday Night Theatre (BBC Radio 4).

Just Between Ourselves

by Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Michael Cabot The Haymarket

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Two actresses stood in front of a 70s style wall, it has a wavy pattern with cream, yellow, brown, and light pink colours. There is multi coloured bunting hanging across the top. The older woman is stood at the back with her arms folded looking stern in a beige top. the younger woman is holding a cake with a large pink ribbon around it and five candles on the top smiling at the camera. The image is dimly lit and very dark around the edge, making it feel slightly sinister