Book Lisa Gorgin

Upon graduating she landed the role of Carrie Peters in The Bill (ITV). Then went over to Berlin to tread the boards in an adaptation of the Return To The Forbidden Planet, based on Shakespeare!s The Tempest. She played the lead of role of Miranda on numerous occasions – reciting Shakespeare in German!

Lisa has had an extensive career playing roles across the board.
Most recently she has been filming the role of Angela in EastEnders (BBC). She was critically acclaimed for her role as Carla in the two-hander thriller The Wasp (Jermyn Street Theatre, West End) alongside filming the comedy White Gold (BBC) playing Tracey Walsh. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles in 2017 she was cast in the British farce Old Frenemies (Hollywood Fringe Festival), followed by playing the lead role of Maggie Clap in The Mollyhouse, at the Monatlában Theatre, Hollywood.

Other West End and UK theatre credits include: Lisa – Wastwater (The Tabard) Janine Williams – Bluebird (The Tabard) Chesty Prospects – Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens (Leicester Square Theatre, West End) Ms. Bell – Fame (Irish Tour) Wendy-Jo – Footloose (Novello/ Playhouse Theatre, West End) Janet/Columbia – The Rocky Horror Show (Victoria Palace Theatre, West End) Green Girl – Shout! (NCL) Sharon in A Slice of Saturday Night (Octagon Theatre) Patty Simcox, Grease (UK Tour)

Workshops in LA: Jane, Death At A Funeral, (Branded Pictures Entertainment. Writer, Dean Craig, Director, Ron West) Bex, London Undone (Road theatre, N. Hollywood. Director Scooter Pietsch) Mrs Dare, To Sir With Love, (Kris Lythgoe. Director, Sheldon Epps.)

Short Films: Mum, The Truth of IT (Hold the Tomatoes, Director, Richard Rennie) Meghan, My Favorite Muff (Monetti Productions, Director, Katherine Taylor) Tina, Grass (kolabor8, Director, Marc Egan) Teacher, Almost Saw The Sunshine (Brown Boy Productions, Director, Leon Lopez) Annie, Always (Wild Street Productions, Director, Corry Raymond) Paula, To Love…(Brown Boy Productions, Director, Leon Lopez)

VO: Loop Group (The Rook. Warner Bros. Studios, Hollywood) EastEnders (BBC)