Siobhan Hewlett

Raised between the West of Ireland and the East Kent coast of England, Hewlett was able to attend school on art scholarships, going to Wellesley House School, Downe House School, and The King's School, Canterbury. From there, she moved to London to study acting at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art on a scholarship, where she managed to land a leading role in a French film at just 19. Hewlett's career took off from there, seeing her play in the British comedy series 'Fortysomething' opposite Hugh Laurie and Benedict Cumberbatch and making her professional stage debut in 'Etta Jenks' opposite Chris O'Dowd and Clarke Peters among others. In addition to her acting career, Hewlett is a skilled surfer, plays the guitar, and in 2008, had her first exhibition at The Osborne Studio Gallery, Belgravia, London showcasing her talents as a singer, published artist and poet.