Shyvonne Ahmmad

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Acting

Agent: Phoebe Isles
On Maternity Leave from 8th March 2024
Agent: Lorna Fallowfield
Cover Agent
Assistant: Ellie James

Acting

Shyvonne can currently be seen in Steven Knight's series for the BBC, THIS TOWN. 

On a theatrical side, Shyvonne performed as 'Malcolm' in MACBETH directed by Wils Wilson at the RSC. In 2022 she performed as Junia in BRITANNICUS at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, directed by Atri Banerjee.

Over the summer of 2021 Shyvonne understudied the leading role of 'Marianne' in the Donmar's West End production of CONSTELLATIONS, directed by Michael Longhurst. Prior to that, Shyvonne played 'Ash Majee' in UKTV original series, ANNIKA, for Alibi.

During her training at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Shyvonne played 'Sol' in Tim Crouch's play, Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation 

‘Best of all is newcomer Shyvonne Ahmmad's Sol, whose gleaming eyes and facial grimaces convey the guileless thoughts and irrational bewilderment of the true believer.’ https://www.theartsdesk.com/theatre/total-immediate-collective-imminent-terrestrial-salvation-royal-court-review-brilliant-meta

 

Television

ProductionCharacterDirectorCompany

THIS TOWN

Paul Whittington

Kudos / BBC One

KAREN PIRIE

PC Patel

Gareth Bryn

World Productions / ITV

ANNIKA

Ash

Philip John

Black Camel Productions

Stage

ProductionCharacterDirectorCompany

MACBETH

Malcolm

Wils Wilson

Royal Shakespeare Co

MUSTER STATION: LEITH

Zara

Ben Harrison

Grid Iron

BRITANNICUS

Junia

Atri Banerjee

Lyric Hammersmith

CONSTELLATIONS

Marianne (Understudy)

Michael Longhurst

Donmar

TOTAL IMMEDIATE COLLECTIVE IMMINENT TERRESTRIAL SALVATION

Sol

Karl James/ Andy Smith

National Theatre of Scotland/ Royal Court

INTERFERENCE

Daughter/Bride

Cora Bissett

National Theatre of Scotland

CYMBELINE

Imogen

Pete Collins

RCS

A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE

Beatrice

John Kazek

RCS

THREE SISTERS

Masha

Katya Kamotskaia

RCS

SNOWFLAKE

Jax

Mark Thompson

The Pleasance Courtyard