Philippa Urquhart, a renowned actress, was born in Abadaan, Persia, which is now known as Iran, in the 1940s. Her illustrious career in classical theatre spanned the 1960s and 1970s, during which time she had the privilege of touring the world with the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company, premiering numerous roles for the esteemed playwright Alan Ayckbourn.
As her career progressed, Philippa gained widespread recognition for her television work in the 1980s. Her impressive repertoire included recurring and guest roles in some of Britain's most popular television series, such as Tenko, A Very Peculiar Practice, and EastEnders, which premiered in 1985.
Following the birth of her children, Rosie and Jack Jewers, Philippa took a semi-retired stance for a period of time. However, she eventually returned to the spotlight in the 1990s, rekindling her passion for high-profile screen work.
Philippa's later career has been marked by a late blooming in film roles, solidifying her status as a versatile and accomplished actress.
