Welcome to the Official Site of Abi Titmuss

Having spent 7 years in the public eye, Abi Titmuss has successfully made the transition from 'celebrity' to award winning actress.

‘Making her theatre debut in this Arthur Miller double bill, which hints at reality behind a mask of illusion, Abi Titmuss proves she is not just a celebrity and magazine cover-girl but an actress of genuine promise. Playing two very different roles, she not only demonstrates her versatility but delivers her lines with attractive warmth and conviction, holding the stage even in moments of repose’. John Thacker, The Stage, 6th March 2006.

Scooping the Fringe Report Award in 2007 for ‘Best West End Debut’ for her lead roles in ‘Two Way Mirror’, it has been onwards and upwards for Abi since then.

Abi trained in acting at various colleges in London, including The Central School Of Speech & Drama, and since her stage debut in 2006 has spent the last four years passionately "treading the boards", cast in a wide range of roles including Susan Frobisher in ‘Fat Christ’, Gabby in Theatre Productions hugely successful number one tour of ‘The Naked Truth’ & a comedy role in 'Gutterpress:The Opera' at this year's Tete a Tete Opera Festival, Riverside Studios, London. Abi also has number of television roles under her belt (‘Hotel Babylon’ BBC1, 'We Are Mongrels' BBC3...) and various films due to hit the screens in 2010. Her CV now boasting a rich collection of film, theatre and television credits.

In September last year Abi was directed by John Godber at The Hull Truck Theatre company in a sell-out run of his Olivier Award winning classic ‘Up N Under’, playing the lead female role 'Hazel'. Following that, Abi took on her first Shakespearian role, playing 'Lady Macbeth' at The Seagull Theatre, Lowestoft to much media hype and glowing reviews.

“Abi Titmuss, laid her Lads’ Mags ghost to rest with a studied and icily polished performance as the doomed spouse”. One Suffolk.

Recently, Abi has been the subject of a Sunday Times Culture Supplement double page spread, write-ups in The Daily Mail, Sunday Express, Guardian & The Times and has commanded huge amounts of column inches over her partaking in the production of Macbeth.

The beginning of 2010 saw Abi undertaking the role of Geraldine in the exciting new three-handed comedy ‘StageFright’, which ran throughout February at the Canal Cafe Theatre, London. After taking a well deserved break, Abi is currently preparing for her next play, Dolly Daydream, due to begin it's run in June 2010.