17/03/2025
Skye attended the 15th anniversary ceremony of the ‘Offies’ as a finalist at the 2025 Off West End Awards
Skye is interviewed here by Tobias Turley and Rebecca Neale for The Theatre Channel
30/01/2025
It’s been announced that Skye is a finalist at the 2025 Off West End Awards
The award ceremony will take place on March the 17th at the Central Hall Westminster, London
28/11/2024
Skye’s one woman show ‘Heads or Tails’ is now available to rent or purchase via think link
09/09/2024
Skye starts rehearsals for ‘Punk Rock’ by Simon Stephens, which she is directing at Arts Ed, with the 2nd year BA Actors
Keri Mosuro, James Clyde, Darren Sinnott, Ryan Leder, Sophia Razvi, Skye Hallam, Lucia Bonbright, Tiffany Gray, Lee Simmonds and Lloyd Trott
07/08/2024
Skye played Madhia Rizwan in a rehearsed reading of Ryan Leder’s play ‘Burger Chef’ at RADA directed by Darren Sinnott
10/07/2024
Skye receives an Offie nomination for ‘supporting performance’ at the 2024 Off West End Awards
Olive (Skye Hallam) is a larger-than-life bonne vivante who sits directly opposed to Sally’s more understated ways. Hallam gives the role an explosive personality. The stage bends at her command…
★★★★ Review: THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE, Jermyn Street Theatre
Skye Hallam is superb as Olive, who throws over Bill in order to spend the weekend with an old flame. She overuses facial expression in a most delightful way, especially at the start, to give her role energy and her dialogue has a true New York bounce to it – a terrific portrayal.
★★★★★ The Voice of the Turtle - Jermyn Street Theatre | Review
Skye Hallam does a fine job with a pair of brief blowsy scenes as the heroine’s good-time friend
★★★1/2 THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE at Jermyn Street Theatre
As Olive, Skye Hallam is an absolute scene-stealer, giving broad comedy and really leaning into the character’s preposterous, entirely self-centred views on how she ought to behave. Hallam’s delivery of a pivotal line, “I never knew men could be such bitches!” brings a dazzling comedic moment to a weightier, more impactful moment in their would-be romance.
★★★★ Review: The Voice of the Turtle (Jermyn Street Theatre)
As for Skye Hallam’s gushing, predatory, ultimately furious Olive, she’s a treat in any show. And her return in the last scenes is a perfect, clever Van Druten contrast to our sentimental audience anxiety about whether this springtime of young love will flower.
Skye Hallam, who played Olive Lashbrooke – friend of Sally Middleton, is an absolute fantastic performer. I loved her larger-than-life portrayal of Olive Lashbrooke, she was fierce, witty and unapologetically bold. Hallam really left her mark and brought such great energy onto the stage. When Olive Lashbrooke re-appeared, she didn’t even have to utter a word and the audience were already in fits of laughter, this was a testament to her having such great stage presence and giving the audience something to remember. Hallam’s comedic timing was unmatched. You could tell how much fun the actor was having and that made her performance even more enjoyable.
05/07/24
‘The Voice of the Turtle’ receives glowing reviews by various publications
“Van Druten writes women well, and it’s the savagely competitive, quipping scenes between Sally and Olive (a show-stealing, brilliantly funny Skye Hallam) that are the play’s best. Olive, an experienced actress with rebellious big sister energy, is the accidental architect of Bill and Sally’s affair. She is the play’s brightening spark, offsetting Bill’s pining and Sally’s overthinking – you’ll wish she was present for more of it.”
05/07/24
‘The Voice of the Turtle’ receives glowing reviews by various publications, including ‘The Stage’
★★★★
25/04/24
Skye is cast as OLIVE LASHBROOKE in ‘The Voice of the Turtle’ at Jermyn Street Theatre
23/02/24
Skye’s ‘Introduction to Meisner’ course goes live with Spotlight UK
Initially over 900 signed up to the course
20/12/23
Skye signs with agent Samantha Brunskill at Simon and How Associates
20/12/23
The reviews are in for ‘Boeing, Boeing, Gone’:
Skye Hallam plays Juliet Bravo, an ambitious air stewardess who has grown tired of pushing a drinks trolley and now wants to get her hands on the throttle. I especially enjoyed her pre-flight message in which she cautions passengers against using vapes and e-cigarettes, ‘whatever they are’. Hallam is quick-witted and particularly excels at improvised audience banter.
Best at navigating the absurdity of it all is Skye Hallam as cabin-crew member Juliet, who breezily relays her character’s backstory, ad-libbing comically to questions from the audience.
Skye Hallam gives a delightful performance as Juliet, who takes charge as an Enola Holmes and drives the night forward with spirited determination.
01/12/23
Skye plays JULIET in ‘Boeing, Boeing, Gone!’ with the Guildford Shakespeare Company
12/08/23
Skye is announced as Kali Theatre’s new assistant director on Phantasmagoria
Melissa Vaughan, Esme Allen and Skye Hallam
27/11/22
Skye performs ‘The Tragedy of Ellie Lamb’ by Rachel Tookey at the Arcola theatre
18/10/22
Skye begins rehearsals for ‘The Tragedy of Ellie Lamb’ by Rachel Tookey. This short play is being performed as part of the Miniaturists 78 event at Arcola Theatre on November 27th. Directed by Josie Charles, the piece is part of a sharing of 5 short plays with performances at 5PM and 8PM
28/09/22
Skye is interviewed by actor Neil Hancock for the first series of his podcast ‘Neil on Wheels’
Other guests include actor James Norton, Tom Payne and Pippa Bennett Warner.
You can listen to the full episode here
03/04/22
‘Orlando’ opens at the Jermyn Street Theatre to rave reviews
★★★★★ - LondonLivingUK “Skye Hallam does a fine turn as Sasha.”
L-R Tigger Blaize, Skye Hallam, Stanton Wright, Rosalind Lailey, Taylor McClaine Photo Credit: Guardian
★★★★ - Guardian “The book’s biographical voice is turned into joint narration between the five cast members, who double up in roles and include Tigger Blaize, Skye Hallam, Rosalind Lailey and Stanton Wright. Each is as sharp and mischievous as the next.”
★★★★ - BroadwayWorldUK “Skye Hallam, she represents Orlando's first big blow. Hallam towers over McClaine, dressed in a dark ensemble, projecting a colossal personality and an irresistible pull. “
★★★★ - LondonTheatre1 “Would have loved more of Skye Hallam...”
★★★★ - TheReviewsHub “Skye’s portrayal of the Russian princess is fun, especially when she and Orlando are ice-skating on the Thames.”
★★★★ - ReviewsGate “Praise all round for the cast.“
04/04/22
Skye starts rehearsals for ORLANDO at the Jermyn Street Theatre which opens on the 28th of April
Virginia Woolf’s 1920s masterpiece was written in tribute to her lover, Vita Sackville West. This dazzling stage adaptation is by Sarah Ruhl, two-time Pulitzer Prize nominee and Tony Award nominee. Stella Powell-Jones, recently Deputy Director at Jermyn Street Theatre, directs this time-travelling romp.
04/01/22
The Vault Festival is cancelled by organisers due to Covid restrictions. Follow - this link to support the Vault Festival
24/11/21
Skye’s one woman show ‘Heads or Tails’ is announced as one of the February shows at the Vault Festival, 2022 in Waterloo, London
18/10/21
Skye completes her Research and Development for ‘Heads or Tails’ at the New Diorama Broadgate with producer Emily Beecher of REcreate and director Christa Harris
20/08/21
Skye is awarded a grant for a week’s Research and Development on ‘Heads or Tails’ by Arts Council England. Skye will work together with The Recreate Agency and director Christa Harris this October to prepare the show for the stage
01/07/21
Heads or Tails receives an Off West End award nomination for Best Digital Show from OffCom as part of the OffFest award
29/07/21
“a dynamic performance from Hallam and a script with true heart”
Heads or Tails is reviewed by Comedy Editor at Broadway Baby James Macfarlane and receives 4****
21/06/21
Skye begins working with the producing team, The Recreate Agency
To find out more about their collaboration, follow this link
02/06/21
‘Heads or Tails’ is reviewed by Dominic Cunningham from British Theatre Guide
““Heads or Tails is a gentle reminder of the need to take the opportunity to be grateful for what we have and not miss the chance.””
24/05/21
04/05/21
Skye is interviewed by the Brighton Fringe ahead of the Brighton Fringe online digital run of ‘Heads or Tails’, Skye’s debut one woman show
You can watch the full 20 minute interview here
14/04/21
“The ladies in the case are played impeccably by Skye Hallam (Kitty) and Ruby Bentall (Amy)”
‘Charley’s Aunt’ receives a complimentary review from LouReviews
13/04/21
‘Heads or Tails’ Skye’s debut one woman show is returning for another leg of it’s digital tour!!
Tickets are now on sale for ‘Heads or Tails’ at the Brighton Fringe Online - the show will be available to stream 24/7 for the duration of the festival from May 28th - June 27th
13/04/21
“Skye Hallam is really lovely and kind as Kitty”
‘Charley’s Aunt’ receives a 4**** review from MobileTheatreBlog
11/04/21
The live stream of ‘Charley’s Aunt’ took place, live on Zoom and broadcasted to Youtube - you can watch the reading until Sunday the 18th of April here
24/03/21
Skye will be joining an all star cast for a charity reading of ‘Charleys Aunt’. The reading is in support of the Equity Charitable Trust who are helping to support professional actors and performers in financial difficulty or with education or retraining costs. You can watch the reading live on April 11th at 7.30PM or on demand on Youtube for the week of the 12th of April
13/02/21
“Heads Or Tails effortessly walks the fine line between being humorously entertaining and offering food for thought – the savoury and the sweet, the Heads and the Tails…”
‘Heads or Tails’ receives yet another 4**** review from Michael Davis of Breaking the Fourth Wall
10/02/21
“Skye draws you in completely with a powerful performance, delivering the monologue with assured confidence.”
'Heads or Tails’ receives another 4**** review this time from North West end
“this funny, poignant but insightful play by Skye Hallam explores fears, life, death in a way that is surprisingly reassuring.”
08/02/21
‘Heads or Tails’ receives another 4**** review from Love London Love Culture
04/02/21
Skye was a guest speaker on the Living Record Festival Panel discussing ‘Diversity in a post-2020 Theatre Industry’
“2020 has been a year of seismic change in more ways than one. The Black Lives Matter movement has prompted many people to consider new ways forward, and we welcome five excellent speakers to explore diversity, share their experiences and question how the industry might change as a result.
Join me at a free discussion event at the Living Record Festival alongside Rowan Rutter of High Tide, Lennie Varvarides of DYSPLA, Lian Wilkinson of New Earth Theatre and Natalie Chan to speak about diversity post 2020 in the theatre.”
You can watch the recording of their conversation here
02/02/21
“Hallam’s warm and engaging manner makes for a compelling and worthwhile experience in this brief and intriguing show. ”
‘Heads or Tails’ is reviewed by Chris Omaweng of LondonTheatre1 and granted 4****
“beautifully articulated by Hallam, who comes across as warmly assured, instantly engaging and softly inspiring.”
22/01/21
‘Heads or Tails’ receives another glowing review from My Theatre Mates reviewer
21/01/21
“plenty of heart, Hallam’s is a friendly, funny performance”
'Heads or Tails’ is reviewed by The Stage
“Its brilliance lies in how carefully Hallam’s writing and genial performance build a rapport with the viewer”
21/01/21
‘Heads or Tails’ receives a 4**** review from The Reviews Hub
17/01/21
‘Heads or Tails’ opens at the Living Record Festival 2021 as one of the headline acts - click here to find out more and watch the show
10/01/21
Skye is interviewed for the Living Record Festival, talking all things ‘Heads or Tails’ by Paul Levy for The Fringe in Review podcast - You can listen to it here
04/01/21
Booking goes live for the Living Record Festival
28/12/20
Trailer for ‘Heads or Tails’ released. The show will available to watch from the 17th of Jan-22nd of Feb 2021
25/11/20
Poster for Skye’s one woman show ‘Heads or Tails’ released
Poster by Laura Whitehouse Designs
05/11/20
Skye was a guest panelist at the Careers Festival Zoom event for Kingston University students looking at careers in the arts
04/11/20
Skye shot her one woman show ‘Heads or Tails’ at the Jermyn Street Theatre for the Living Record Festival. The show will be available to stream in January 2021. Watch this space for more information. The production team included: Luke Dale of 505 films, Jai Morjaria and Harry Elletson
10/10/20
Skye goes into pre production on her one woman show ‘Heads or Tails’
09/10/20
Skye read the opening of Book 12 of Emily Watson’s ‘The Odyssey’
09/10/20
01/09/20
Skye will be joining 72 actors including Janet Suzman, David Threlfall and Jamael Westman in an epic reading of all 24 books of Homer’s Odyssey. The recording of Emily Wilson’s acclaimed translation will remain on the bookshop and theatre YouTube channels for a week. The Odyssey brings 72 actors together to perform Homer’s poem in sequence, reawakening the oral tradition the poem comes from. Tune in on the 9th of October!
10/08/20
Ruby Bukhari top left of Ruthless Magazine, Mu Ali, Skye Hallam and Parle Patel
Skye was part of Ruthless Panels for South Asian Heritage Month which discussed South Asian representation in media and the consequences of underrepresentation
25/05/20
‘The Skin Game’, in which Skye starred as actress Merle Oberon was successfully live streamed to youtube on the 19th of May and received the following reviews:
“Hallam suggests a deeper vulnerability under the society girl sheen, a fear that others will know and despise her true identity… Hallam offers plenty of stoical reserve as Oberon attempts to reclaim her former star status.” Maryam Philpott of The Reviews Hub
“Hallam’s Oberon is frank, funny, imperious, meltingly loving, desirous, raging. Her poise as Oberon’s riveting; Hallam more than hints simmering fright beneath the sheen she invites Hillary, like McIndoe, to read closely.” Simon Jenner FringeReview
“The performance are all good and in reality would be even better. The art of this kind of broadcasting – the actors are all in their homes – has developed so that mostly you feel they really are confronting one another face to face – and the confrontations are sensational, chilling and deeply sad.” 4**** William Russell ReviewsGate
19/05/20
Skye will play Merle Oberon in ‘The Skin Game’ on Tuesday the 19th of May at 7.30pm (BST) which will be live streamed for The Jermyn Street Theatre and Proud Haddock Productions
05/05/20
INTRIGO: SAMARIA in which Skye plays Claire Meitens is now available on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV in the US and Canada!
30/04/20
Skye Hallam was joined by actors: (top L to R) Philippa Quinn, (Skye), Liam Jefford, Robert Mountford, Tom Edward-Kane, Lowri Izzard, Ben Westerby and Jack Riddiford to read the pilot episode of her TV project in development, DADDY’S GIRL via Zoom to an audience of invited industry professionals
22/04/20
Skye will make her feature film debut in Daniel Alfredson’s film trilogy - INTRIGO. Skye features as Claire Meitens in the final installment of the trilogy INTRIGO: SAMARIA, alongside Andrew Buchan, Phoebe Fox and Millie Brady. The film is available from May 5th on Apple TV
21/02/20
From left to right: actors Tom Edward-Kane, Mari Izzard, Liam Jefford, Skye Hallam and Philippa Quinn
Skye and her team complete a day’s R&D on her script in development, supported by the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain
10/02/20
Skye launches a website to promote her workshops and acting coaching - follow the link to it here
23/01/20
Skye completes an R&D on a script in development with writer Magdalene Bird and actor Robert Mountford
27/11/19
The INTRIGO Trilogy official US trailer is released: the link to view the trailer on youtube is here
30/10/19
Skye signs with agent Marvin Godfrey at Revolution Talent
10/05/19
Skye shoots with photographer Christopher Fernandez
26/11/18
Skye records pieces for the BBC Radio 3 WORDS AND MUSIC program on The Pre-Raphaelites with producer Georgia Mann which aired on Sunday the 20th of January 2019
10/09/18
Skye plays the role of RANI in the workshop for the new adaptation of LIFE OF PI by Lolita Chakrabati, working with director Max Webster and author of the novel Yan Martel
21/08/2018
Skye shoots with photographer David Sessions
17/08/18
Skye shoots with photographer George Coleman
05/07/18
backstage post performance with actors : Bradley Taylor, Kwaku Mills, Colette Zacca, Tosin Alabi and Kojo Kamara
Skye performed as the central role of MEERA in the production of FOXES in the Gielgud theatre on Thursday the 5th of July, as part of an industry showcase and preview of this exciting new play
20/06/18
Skye read and recorded a selection of poetry and prose on BBC Radio 3's WORDS AND MUSIC which was aired on July 1st at 5.30pm
07/06/18
Skye is currently rehearsing the role of MEERA in Dexter Flander's new controversial play, FOXES which will be performed at the RADA Festival 2018 on July 5th at 4pm
22/05/18
Skye is invited to the Jenny Packham JENNY X IVY Chelsea Garden' brunch to celebrate 30 years of Jenny Packham design
19/05/18
Skye will read extracts of composer Matthew Herbert's new album/novel THE MUSIC on BBC Radio 3 at 12.15pm as part of the MUSIC MATTERS program
You can listen to the episode here
28/04/18
Skye is the voice of the short film 126,000 STEPS which has been commissioned by the East London Film Festival as one of five shorts chosen to compete, using a Bolex camera. The competition screening was on the 28th of March
Skye with Daniel Brühl and Luke Evans
12/03/18
Skye makes her appearance in Chapter 8 of THE ALIENIST on TNT
The show will air in the UK on Netflix, on April 12th 2018
08/03/18
Skye played the central role of MEERA in a Rehearsed Reading of Dexter Flander's new controversial play, FOXES
22/01/18
THE ALIENIST airs on TNT
Catch Skye's appearance on March 12th on TNT
Jodi Balfour as Jackie Kennedy and Skye Hallam as Lee Radziwill for The Crown series 2
08/12/17
THE CROWN Season 2 is aired on Netflix
Skye made her television debut as LEE RADZIWILL in Episode 8: DEAR MRS KENNEDY
07/12/17
Skye with actress Ellen Francis
Skye is invited to the DOLCE & GABANA 'DG Millenials' Christmas Dinner at their store on Old Bond Street
03/12/17
Skye attends the EVENING STANDARD AWARDS 2017 and is pictured with fellow actress Cressida Bonas
02/11/17
Skye walks the DOLCE & GABANA 'Dolce Millennials' runway at Harrods
“it should be a statement of the obvious that designers for women design, well, for women. Alas, it isn’t. “Many other designers have a closed mind,” says Gabbana. “They just want to dress a particular body. They want to dream only a particular dream. We want to dream a dream too, but we want it to be a real dream. We want to dress regular women, skinny women, curvy women.”
A few metres away, by way of illustration, Dolce pins operatically at his latest It girl, a gorgeous, Jessica Rabbit-y actress called Skye Hallam in big-knicker-exposing black chiffon.” (Anna Murphy - The Times)
30/10/17
Skye shoots with the infamous Morelli brothers as part of the DOLCE & GABANA Millennials collection
17/10/17
Skye shoots with photographer Jutta Klee
Actor and model Julian Anderson, Skye Hallam, Director John Turner and composer and peformer KT Tunstall
13/09/17
Skye's film debut in BE AS YOU WITH TO SEEM is screened at The Castle Cinema in Hackney
still from CASUALTY, Skye Hallam and Derek Thompson who plays Charlie
02/09/17
Skye's television debut in CASUALTY aired on BBC One
27/08/17
Skye wraps on INTRIGO: SAMARIA her feature film debut, as CLAIRE MEITENS
17/08/17
Skye shoots her appearance in THE ALIENIST for TNT in Budapest
10/08/17
Skye starts shooting INTRIGO: SAMARIA in Belgrade, Serbia with director Daniel Alfredson
19/06/17
Skye starts filming CASUALTY series 32 with director James Larkin
06/06/17
photographer Dave Benett
Skye wears Burberry at the GLAMOUR: WOMEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2017
02/06/17
Skye shoots with photographer Simon Eeles
with model Andrey Zakharov
25/05/17
Skye attends CARTIER IN MOTION event at the design museum
12/11/16
Skye shoots with photographer Paul Scala
20/10/16
on set with Director John Turner and actress Sophie Kennedy-Clark
Skye shoots short film BE AS YOU WISH TO SEEM with director John Turner
14/10/16
“Skye Hallam is compelling as the naïve but headstrong Zamurrud”
Skye tours to the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry with PARADISE OF THE ASSASSINS
02/10/16
Skye shoots with photographer Marili Andre
shot by Marili Andre
28/09/16
Skye is featured in the trailer for PARADISE OF THE ASSASSINS
21/09/16
Skye is featured on LONDON LIVE
with actor and writer Asif Khan and Mitesh Soni
“In my work, I am most passionate about catharsis for an audience. Hoping that they have had an experience that has changed them and may stay with them for years to come. That is what excites me about this job. ”
20/09/16
Skye is interviewed by THE UPCOMING's Georgie Cowan-Turner
20/09/16
Skye mentioned in PARADISE OF THE ASSASSINS reviews
THE GUARDIAN: Michael Billington
"Skye Hallam as the not-so-dead Zamurrud ensures that we relate to the story rather than simply see it as a remote fable from long ago."
THE STAGE: Paul Vale
"…Skye Hallam, as Zamurrud... gives this play its much needed emotional centre."
TIME OUT THEATRE: Miriam Gillinson
"Skye Hallam - strong and still."
14/09/16
Skye is featured in the teaser trailer for PARADISE OF THE ASSASSINS
08/09/16
Skye is featured on THE NIHAL SHOW for BBC Asian Network
Skye, alongside fellow cast member of Paradise of the Assassins, Mitesh Soni and Artistic Director of TARA Arts Jatinder Varma, appeared on the Nihal Show for BBC Asian Network radio.
with actor Mitesh Soni, Skye Hallam and Artistic Director Jatinder Verma MBE