Martha Howe-douglas Fan Mail Address

Fan mail address:

Martha Howe-douglas
Curtis Brown Group Ltd.
Cunard House
15 Regent Street
London, SW1Y 4LR
UK

Address information:

Curtis Brown Group Ltd.
(Talent Agency)
Cunard House
15 Regent Street
London, SW1Y 4LR
UK
Phone: +44(0)20-7393 4400

Martha Howe-Douglas is a gifted English writer and actor who has made a name for herself in a variety of television genres, most notably comedy and kid-friendly shows. She was born on September 19, 1980, in Birmingham, England, and she continued her official education and training in the performing arts after developing an early interest in them. Howe-Douglas had a great acting career that began with her graduation from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), a highly esteemed theater school in the United Kingdom.

From 2009 until 2013, Howe-Douglas was a regular on the hit BBC kids’ show “Horrible Histories,” where she first earned fame. Based on Terry Deary’s books, the program taught kids about historical personalities and events using sketch comedy and fun. Critically acclaimed and beloved by audiences of all ages, Howe-Douglas won over audiences of all stripes with her comic timing and ability to embody a wide range of characters, from real-life heroes to fictitious creations.

Her breakout role on “Horrible Histories” opened doors for her in other television roles. “Yonderland,” a comedy series on BBC One that debuted in 2013, was co-created and starred by her. Howe-Douglas portrayed Debbie Maddox in “Yonderland,” a regular mom who finds a doorway to a fantastical realm. She proved that she could captivate audiences of all ages with her inventive narrative in this live-action/puppetry hybrid.

As a co-creator and star of the 2019 BBC comedy “Ghosts,” Howe-Douglas maintained her impressive comic chops. The protagonists of “Ghosts” are a young couple who find themselves dealing with the afterlife after inheriting a manor in the countryside. Lady Fanny Button is a prudish Edwardian ghost, and Howe-Douglas portrays her. She became even more famous as a prominent character in British comedy when the show’s acclaimed script and endearing ensemble cast garnered recognition.