Phoebe Frances Brown was an American actress and playwright.
She was born in Nottingham and trained at the city’s Television Workshop, a charity known for developing stars including Vicky McClure and Jack O’Connell.
Phoebe graduated from the University of Birmingham.
She played the role of Constance Pettigrew in the BBC Radio 4 series Home Front and recorded The Whisperer in Darkness for BBC Sounds.
Her other acting credits include Small Island (National Theatre); If We Were Older (National Theatre); The Way of The World (Donmar Warehouse), Life According to Saki (New York Theatre Workshop) and Sorry (Soho Theatre).
She was also a member of the female comedy troupe Major Labia.
Phoebe Frances Brown Cause Of Death
Phoebe Frances Brown died on Wednesday, April 13, 2022, at home in Nottingham.
She was 29 at the time of her demise.
Her agent Joe Powell said the industry had “prematurely lost one of its brightest stars”.
“Phoebe’s talent was matched only by her humour and determination,” said Mr Powell, of Curtis Brown.
“She was nothing but a joy to work with and was beloved by everyone she met. I’m heartbroken.”.
Hampstead Theatre confirmed this news stating:
“It is with profound sadness that we share the news that actor and writer Phoebe Frances Brown has passed away aged 29”.
Phoebe was diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour in 2018.
Her one-woman show The Glad Game was inspired by her diagnosis and written partly during a hospital stay.
Phoebe Frances Brown Husband, Boyfriend
Phoebe Brown was not married but in a relationship with her partner identified as Jake.
Phoebe Frances Brown Children
There are no records of Phoebe’s children on the web.