Programme credit recordedAgent and training records checked
Professional identity cross-check:The Artists Partnership lists Feetham as Hannah Waldron in Ludwig and Beth in Boiling Point. Manchester School of Theatre also lists Beth and identifies its graduate as Alice May Feetham.
Alice Feetham is a film, television and stage actor. Manchester School of Theatre records her as Alice May Feetham, a BA (Hons) Acting graduate from 2014 and a National Youth Theatre member from 2010. Her representative lists her as Hannah Waldron in Ludwig; the British Comedy Guide assigns that role to Series 1 Episode 2. The direct broadcast end-credit wording remains to be checked.
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Professional biography
Stage training and screen roles
Agency and drama-school records
Stage foundations
Training and repertory
The Manchester graduate record documents school productions from classical and modern repertory, including Desdemona in Othello, Clover in Animal Farm and Marie Steuber in Time and the Room. Her agent separately lists National Youth Theatre Rep Company work such as Portia in The Merchant of Venice, Ellen in Wuthering Heights and Kayla in Consensual. The sources do not date each production, so this is not presented as a year-by-year timeline.
Screen work
From recurring television to Ludwig
The agent’s selected screen record includes Bernie Cavanagh across Save Me and Save Me Too, Beth in the film and television versions of Boiling Point, and the Hannah Waldron guest part in Ludwig. Its other listed television work includes The Death of Bunny Munro, Inspector Lynley and Hit Point. A full dated credit chronology and a first-person account of her work on Ludwig remain to be sourced.
Identity, training and roles are cross-checked through The Artists Partnership and Manchester School of Theatre. The profile header now uses a clearly labelled original fan-art likeness; a licensed photograph can replace it when suitable permission is recorded.
Television credit
Ludwig
Performer
Alice Feetham
Role
Hannah Waldron
Record
Series 1 Episode 2
Her agent lists Beth in both the Boiling Point feature film and television series, Bernie Cavanagh in Save Me and Save Me Too, Grace in Without Sin, Deborah in I Am...Victoria, and television work including No Offence, DCI Banks and Bancroft 2. This is a selected professional record, not a complete dated filmography.
The agency record confirms the Hannah Waldron role, and the British Comedy Guide episode cast locates it in Series 1 Episode 2. The programme’s own end-credit wording still needs checking.
Artwork and photographs
Name card
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Skills
Performer-supplied information required
Her Manchester School of Theatre graduate profile records, at the time of training, dance, figure skating, physical theatre and stage combat, alongside accent work. These are historical training-profile entries, not a claim about current casting availability or proficiency. Use her representative’s current CV for bookings.
Training
Verification
Manchester School of Theatre confirms a BA (Hons) Acting qualification, graduating in 2014. Its alumni record says she had been a National Youth Theatre member since 2010 and lists training productions including Othello, Animal Farm and Time and the Room. The page is an archival graduate record, so it is not treated as a current professional CV.
Awards and recognition
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Representation and availability
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