Lotte Pearl

Lotte grew up in South East London and Sussex, graduating from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School BA in Professional Acting in 2025.

Final year roles included Sally Poppy in The Welkin (dir. Emma Callender) where her performance was described as “brave, magnetic” (Stage Talk Magazine) and “electrifying” (Kris Hallett, Life as Theatre) and, Nanny in The Watsons. Other roles whilst training included Irina, Three Sisters; Catherine, A View from the Bridge; and Juliet, Romeo & Juliet. She was also a finalist in the prestigious Stephen Sondheim Student Performer of the Year award 2025.

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Lotte grew up in South East London and Sussex, graduating from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School BA in Professional Acting in 2025.

Final year roles included Sally Poppy in The Welkin (dir. Emma Callender) where her performance was described as “brave, magnetic” (Stage Talk Magazine) and “electrifying” (Kris Hallett, Life as Theatre) and, Nanny in The Watsons. Other roles whilst training included Irina, Three Sisters; Catherine, A View from the Bridge; and Juliet, Romeo & Juliet. She was also a finalist in the prestigious Stephen Sondheim Student Performer of the Year award 2025.

Lotte is also a writer and composer. In her second year at BOVTS she wrote (and starred in) comedy musical, “The Emu War: A New Musical”, which played at the Edinburgh Fringe (Pleasance Courtyard, 2024) supported by bursaries from The Pleasance, The Seven Dials Playhouse and Keep it Fringe Fund. It was a commercial and critical hit, and was nominated for Best Musical by Musical Theatre Review and Everything Theatre.

Lotte is a talented singer and has performed at Glyndebourne, Soho Pizza Express, NYMT, BYMT, and many local Festivals singing her own material.

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