Sue Arrowsmith

Sue is another founder member of The Out And About Theatre Company, but she has been involved in amateur theatre since 1979 when she joined The Pantomaniacs, who were well known locally and much loved by their followers for their successful annual pantomimes performed at Seacombe United Reformed Church, over many years. Amongst Sue’s many pantomime parts were the title roles in both 'Cinderella' and 'Red Riding Hood', the Queen in 'The Princess and the Pea', and the Fairy Queen in both 'Jack and the Beanstalk' and 'Mother Goose', the last of which was her favourite part.

After The Pantomaniacs closed, Sue helped to form The Out and About Theatre Company in 1992 and she has taken part in every tour production since. Sue has also played in three out of the four entries in the Wirral Festival of One-Act Plays. She has enjoyed a variety of challenging roles including Rosalinda in 'A Cut In The Rates' and Helen Manning in 'How Now Hecate', but her favourite part was that of Alice Smith in 'The Extraordinary Revelations of Orca the Goldfish' in which she was called upon to play eight different characters.

For the last 16 years Sue has worked full-time for the Liverpool Health Authority and she now manages the Cervical Screening Programme. She is married to Mike Arrowsmith, whom she originally met at Crescent Road Church Youth Club in 1983. They were married in Mauritius in July of 2000. The members of The Out and About Theatre Company wish them both every happiness for the future.

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