Shobna Gulati is a hugely popular British star, working across stage and screen. She is best known for roles including in long-running TV soap Coronation Street, and TV comedy Dinnerladies.
Shobna Gulati recently starred as Miss Prism in The Importance of Being Earnest at the West End’s Noel Coward Theatre in London.
Shobna Gulati’s theatre credits include Through it Altogether (Leeds Playhouse); A Tupperware of Ashes (National Theatre); Richard II (Shakespeare’s Globe); Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (Apollo/ UK & US tour); Anita and Me (Birmingham Rep/ UK tour); Grease (Leicester Curve); Mamma Mia! (international tour); Hunger for Trade, Pretend You Have Big Buildings, B!RTH, Café Vesuvio (Royal Exchange, Manchester); April in Paris, Crazy Lady, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (UK tour); How High is Up?, The Jungle Book (West Yorkshire Playhouse); You’re Thinking of Doughnuts (Nottingham Playhouse); Romeo and Juliet (Leicester Haymarket).
Her opera credits include The Mikado (New Vic, Newcastle/ The Stephen Joseph Theatre); Year of Opera and Musical Theatre: The Mahabharata.
Shobna’s TV credits include Mr Bigstuff, Vera, Inside No.9, Brassic, The Serial Killer’s Wife, Hullraisers, Midsomer Murders, My Name is Leon, Murder They Hope, Doctor Who, Moving On, Hold The Sunset, River City, Casualty, Doctors, Paranoid, In the Club, You Me and Them, Magnolia, The Slammer, Treasure Champs, Jackanory, Bedtime Stories, New Street Law, Where the Heart Is, Coronation Street, EastEnders, Dinnerladies.
On film, Shobna Gulati’s credits include Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Before I Do, Incompatible, Finding Fatimah, Adulting, Junkhearts, Ashes (BAFTA award winning), Shadowscan.
Her Radio/Audio credits are The Break, Beena and Amrit, Bess loves Porgy, Descent; and publications include Remember Me? Discovering My Mother as She Lost Her Memory.
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