Sally Bankes, a multifaceted individual with a rich background in both corporate and creative pursuits.
For twenty-five years, she held a prominent position as a bank manager, providing exceptional leadership and guidance to her team.
However, her passion for the performing arts was evident from a young age, as she was involved with youth theatre from the tender age of nine.
As her acting career took off, she landed notable roles in several British television shows, including the popular sitcom "Little Britain" in 2003, "Doctors" in 2000, "Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps" in 2001, "Heartbeat" in 1992, and the comedy sketch show "Tittybangbang".
Her impressive list of credits also includes appearances on "Coronation Street" in 1960 and "Victoria Wood's Housewife, 49" in 2005.
Beyond her television work, Sally is deeply committed to her community. She resides in Southport, where she serves as a director of the Operatic New Generation Youth Theatre, a prestigious organization that provides young people with opportunities to develop their performing arts skills.
In addition to her directorial role, Sally is also an instructor at Southport College, where she teaches performing arts courses to students eager to hone their craft.
Furthermore, she co-presents a popular Sunday morning show on Radio Lancashire, bringing entertainment and information to listeners across the region.
Throughout her journey, Sally Bankes has demonstrated a remarkable ability to balance her professional and personal pursuits, earning her a reputation as a talented and dedicated individual in the world of entertainment.
