Ruby Thompson is a British child actor from the Greater Manchester region of the United Kingdom.
Currently represented by Andrea Price Management, Ruby has had success on both the television, stage and behind a microphone.
Between 2018 & 2019, Ruby appeared in two of David Johnson Drama's productions. The first as The Grand High Witch in The Witches and the other as a School Girl in a play called Lottery Win.
Also in 2019, Ruby was cast in a Heinz Beanz commercial.
Earlier in 2021, you might have seen Ruby demonstrating her cookery skills on the BBC on Step Up To The Plate for their CBBC network.
She has easy access to both Greater Manchester & Greater London but only being born in less than 14 years ago - the World is Ruby's oyster.
Admirably, at a young age, Ruby has done some work for charitable organisation, Barnardos, for their televised marketing campaign in 2020 where she voiced the role of Sophie.
Speaking of Ruby's voice, she holds some impressive singing skills, too.
And she can play the ukulele.
In her spare time, Ruby enjoys swimming, playing rounders (similar to the American baseball), and going for bicycle rides.
Ruby has kept herself occupied in lockdown drawing animated characters using an electronic tablet.
She is a lover of Heinz Tomato Ketchup so if Heinz are looking to cast for a new sauce TV commercial, look no further than Ruby Thompson.
Ruby is somewhat active on Social Media/Twitter with her account being looked after by her family. Mainly Emma, her mum.
Currently represented by Andrea Price Management, Ruby has had success on both the television, stage and behind a microphone.
Between 2018 & 2019, Ruby appeared in two of David Johnson Drama's productions. The first as The Grand High Witch in The Witches and the other as a School Girl in a play called Lottery Win.
Also in 2019, Ruby was cast in a Heinz Beanz commercial.
Earlier in 2021, you might have seen Ruby demonstrating her cookery skills on the BBC on Step Up To The Plate for their CBBC network.
She has easy access to both Greater Manchester & Greater London but only being born in less than 14 years ago - the World is Ruby's oyster.
Admirably, at a young age, Ruby has done some work for charitable organisation, Barnardos, for their televised marketing campaign in 2020 where she voiced the role of Sophie.
Speaking of Ruby's voice, she holds some impressive singing skills, too.
And she can play the ukulele.
In her spare time, Ruby enjoys swimming, playing rounders (similar to the American baseball), and going for bicycle rides.
Ruby has kept herself occupied in lockdown drawing animated characters using an electronic tablet.
She is a lover of Heinz Tomato Ketchup so if Heinz are looking to cast for a new sauce TV commercial, look no further than Ruby Thompson.
Ruby is somewhat active on Social Media/Twitter with her account being looked after by her family. Mainly Emma, her mum.
Statistics:
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Location:
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Greater Manchester, United Kingdom
Greater London, United Kingom |
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Playing Age:
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12-15 years
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Height:
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5'4''
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Nationality:
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British
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Appearance:
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Eastern European
White |
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Eye Colour:
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Blue
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Hair Length:
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Long
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Hair Colour:
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Light/Mid Brown
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Accents:
- Manchester
- American-Standard
- English-Standard
- Lancashire
- English (Renounced Pronunciation)
Languages:
- English
Voice Skills:
- Choral Singing
- Pop Singing
- R & B Singing
- Rap
- Singer-Songwriter
- Singing (general)
Music Skills:
- Dance (general)
- Guitar
- Piano
- Ukulele
Performance Versatility:
- Actor-Musician
- Actor-Singer
- Comedy
- Musical Theatre
- Public Speaking
- Role Play
- Voice Over/Narration
Sport Skills:
- Cycling
- Football
- Field Hockey
- Ice Skating
- Netball
- Roller-skating
- Rounders
- Swimming
Talent Representation:
Andrea Price Management
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203 Thornley Lane South
Greater Manchester SK56QG |
Social Media:
Headshots:
DISCLAIMER
© James Melia / David John
AndyGibsonTV.com does not represent the featured talent
All details correct as of 30 April 2021
© James Melia / David John
AndyGibsonTV.com does not represent the featured talent
All details correct as of 30 April 2021
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