Fan mail address
Sally Thomsett
Kenneth Earle Personal Management
214 Brixton Road
London, SW9 6AP
UK
Address information
Kenneth Earle Personal Management
(Talent Agency)
214 Brixton Road
London, SW9 6AP
UK
Phone: +44 (0)20-7274 1219
Fax: +44 (0)20-7274 9529
Sally Thomsett is an English actress best known for her role as the sweet and innocent Jo in the popular British sitcom Man About the House (1973–1976). Born on April 3, 1950, in England, Thomsett’s acting career spans several decades, and she has become an iconic figure in British television. Over the years, she has built a reputation for her talent in both television and film, often taking on roles that showcase her charm, comedic timing, and versatility.
Thomsett’s interest in acting began early in life, and she pursued her passion by attending drama school. After completing her training, she quickly began landing acting roles, first in television and then in film. Her early career was marked by appearances in minor roles, but her breakout came when she was cast in Man About the House, which aired on the ITV network. The show, a sitcom about a young woman living with two single men in a flat, became a huge success and solidified Thomsett’s place in the spotlight.
Thomsett played the role of Jo, a sweet, somewhat naive woman who was one of the main characters living in the flat. Her portrayal of Jo was central to the series’ charm, as her character was often caught in humorous situations involving her quirky roommates. The show ran for six successful years, and Thomsett’s performance was widely praised for its humor, innocence, and relatability. Her role as Jo remains one of the most well-loved in British sitcom history, and Man About the House became a cultural touchstone during its original run.
Following the success of Man About the House, Thomsett continued to find work in television and film, establishing herself as a versatile and reliable actress. She appeared in a variety of British television series, including roles in Dixon of Dock Green and The Goodies. Her work on The Goodies in particular allowed her to show her comedic range, as the show was a slapstick comedy that showcased her ability to handle both physical and verbal humor with ease.
