Pippa Nixon, a talented individual, embarked on her theatrical journey by training at the esteemed Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Her remarkable performances include a memorable portrayal in Roy Williams's "Days of Significance" in 2007, a production commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company and based on William Shakespeare's timeless classic "Much Ado About Nothing". Directed by Maria Aberg, Nixon's rendition of the play was showcased at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon before transferring to the Tricycle Theatre in London.
Nixon's impressive stage presence was also showcased in "The Merchant of Venice" at Shakespeare's Globe in London, earning her a commendation in the Ian Charleson Awards for her poignant depiction of Jessica.
In 2009, Nixon collaborated with Brooke Kinsella in "S-27", and in 2010, she delivered a heart-wrenching performance in the title role of "Bea" in the Soho Theatre production, which was specifically written for her by director and playwright Mick Gordon after he was impressed by her work in "S-27".
Pippa Nixon's extensive stage credits also include an acclaimed production of Alexi Kaye Campbell's "Sunset at the Villa Thalia", which premiered at the National Theatre of Great Britain in May 2016. Directed by Simon Godwin, the production featured an exceptional cast, including Ben Miles, Elizabeth McGovern, Sam Crane, Christos Callow, Glykeria Dimou, and Eve Polycarpou, all of whom brought their unique talents to the stage.
Throughout her illustrious career, Nixon has consistently demonstrated her remarkable range and versatility as a performer, earning her a reputation as a talented and dedicated artist in her field.
