Emma Beattie returns to her roots as new play opens at the Grand Opera House

Emma Beattie returns to her roots as new play opens at the Grand Opera House

"After leaving these shores along with her older sister Jessica to live with her mother in England, Emma spent her childhood years in Peterborough and York before studying for a career treading the boards at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London."

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