Tracy-Ann Oberman is an unstoppable force. For decades she’s dazzled theatregoers at the Royal Shakespeare Company, become a beacon of light on our television screens in shows such as Eastenders, Friday Night Dinner, Afterlife and It’s a Sin. All wh...
Tracy-Ann Oberman is an unstoppable force.
For decades she’s dazzled theatregoers at the Royal Shakespeare Company, become a beacon of light on our television screens in shows such as Eastenders, Friday Night Dinner, Afterlife and It’s a Sin. All whilst fitting in time to become an accidental activist and a leading voice in the fight against antisemitism in the UK.
Her next project is based on a true story; BBC One’s new four part drama Ridley Road takes us back to London in the swinging sixties, where a young Jewish woman starts working with an anti-fascist collective called the 62 Group. Tracy plays Nancy, the wife of the group’s leader.
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