Claire Skinner

For the footballer, see Claire Skinner (footballer).

Claire Skinner
Born	1965 (age 60–61) Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, England
Alma mater	London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1988–present
Spouses	Charles Palmer ​ ​ (m. 2001;div. 2016)​ Hugh Dennis ​ (m. 2022)​
Children	2

Claire Skinner (born 1965) ^{[2] [3]} is an English actress, known in the United Kingdom for her television career, particularly playing Sue Brockman from the BBC television series Outnumbered . She is also known for her collaboration with director Mike Leigh on two of his films, Life is Sweet (1990) and Naked (1993).

Early life

Claire Skinner was born and brought up in Hemel Hempstead, the youngest daughter of a shopkeeper and an Irish-born secretary, and was shy as a child. ^[4] Her dream was to be an actress and she immersed herself in her ambition. She acted, neglecting school work at Cavendish School, and "barely scraped through [her] A-levels". ^[4] She went on to study at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and then joined the Royal Shakespeare Company. ^[5]

Career

Her first role was in Hanky Park, by Walter Greenwood at the Oldham Repertory Theatre, which she describes as a "really traditional start". She is best known as Clare on the British television comedy Life Begins and as Lucinda, the sous chef in the first series of Chef! alongside Lenny Henry. From 2007 to 2016, she portrayed Sue Brockman in the sitcom Outnumbered . Skinner reprised her role in a one-off special that aired at Christmas 2024. For many years, she has preferred theatre to screen roles because she has been disappointed with her TV projects ("apart from Mike Leigh's stuff"), "not just when you see the final thing, but also because it hasn't taken off." ^[6]

Skinner has worked with directors including Mike Leigh – in Life Is Sweet , and Naked – Trevor Nunn, Tim Burton and Sam Mendes, but according to her, Alan Ayckbourn "was a great influence for me as he pushed me so hard, but every director you work with has a big influence in some way, they really push you." ^[7]

She has made appearances in TV shows such as Lark Rise to Candleford where for two episodes she played Mrs Macey. She appeared in the 2011 Doctor Who Christmas special "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe". ^[8]

In 2019, she played Sheila in A Day in the Death of Joe Egg , which ran in Trafalgar Studios in the West End from September to November. ^[9]

Personal life

Skinner was previously married to director Charles Palmer, with whom she had two sons. ^{[10] [11] [3]} Her marriage to Palmer ended in 2016. ^[12] Since 2017, she has been in a relationship with her Outnumbered co-star Hugh Dennis. ^[13] In 2025, it was revealed that the couple had married in 2022. ^[14]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
1989	The Rachel Papers	Gloria		[15]
1990	Life Is Sweet	Natalie		[16]
1993	Naked	Sandra		[17]
1994	The Return of the Native	Thomasin Yeobright	Television film	[18]
1995	I.D.	Marie		[19]
	Clockwork Mice	Fairy		[20]
1999	You're Dead	Jo		[21]
	Sleepy Hollow	Beth Killian		[22]
	The Escort	Patricia		[23]
2001	Bridget Jones's Diary	Magda		[24]
2003	The Booze Cruise	Leone Sewell	Television film	[25]
	Eroica	Countess Josephine von Deym	Television film	[26]
2004	Strings	Jhinna	English version	[27]
2006	The Enlightenment	Roxanne	Short film
2007	The Trial of Tony Blair	Nicky	Television film	[28]
	You Can Choose Your Friends	Jane Arden	Television film	[29]
	And When Did You Last See Your Father?	Gillian		[30]
2012	Act of Memory	Mother	Short film	[31]
	Shoot Me!	Claire	Short film	[32]
	Eliminate: Archie Cookson	Camilla		[33]
2015	Elsewhere	Jane	Short film	[34]
2019	Isabel	Mary	Short film	[35]
2021	Boxing Day	Caroline		[36]
2023	The Critic	Mary Brooke		[37]
2025	Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy	Magda		[38]
	The Trial	Dione Sinclair	Television film	[39]

Television

Year	Show	Role	Notes	Ref.
1988	South of the Border	Laura	Episode: "Series 1, Episode 7"	[40]
1989	Inspector Morse	Girl Pupil	Episode: "Ghost in the Machine"	[41]
1992	Woof!	Liz	Episode: "Badgers"	[42]
1993	Chef!	Lucinda	Series regular; 7 episodes	[43]
1994	Screen One	Linda	Episode: "Two Golden Balls"	[44]
1995	Capital Lives	Alice	Episode: "In Cahoots"
	Coogan's Run	Frances	Episode: "The Curator"	[45]
1997	The Wingless Bird	Agnes Conway	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[46]
	Brass Eye	Various	Recurring role; 3 episodes	[47]
	A Dance to the Music of Time	Jean	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[48]
1997–2000	The Peter Principle	Susan Harvey	Series regular; 12 episodes	[49]
2000–2001	Second Sight	DI Catherine Tully	Series regular	[50]
2001	Perfect Strangers	Rebecca	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[51]
	Bedtime	Sarah Newcombe	Series regular; 6 episodes	[52]
	Swallow	Gail Collins	Miniseries; 2 episodes	[53]
2003	Trevor's World of Sport	Meryl	Series regular; 7 episodes	[54]
2004	The Genius of Mozart	Nannerl Mozart	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[55]
	Murphy's Law	Alice	Episode: "Go Ask Alice"	[56]
2004–2006	Life Begins	Clare	Series regular; 15 episodes	[57]
2005	Agatha Christie's Marple	Amy Murgatroyd	Episode: "A Murder Is Announced"	[58]
	Class of '76	Dr. Kate Tremaine	Miniseries; 2 episodes	[59]
2006	The Family Man	Natalie Simpson	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[60]
2006–2007	Rupert Bear, Follow the Magic...	—N/a	Recurring role	[61]
2007	Kingdom	Brenda Collins	Episode: "Series 1, Episode 5"	[62]
2007–2024	Outnumbered	Sue Brockman	Series regular; 38 episodes	[63]
2008	Sense and Sensibility	Fanny Dashwood	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[64]
	Lark Rise to Candleford	Mrs. Macey	Recurring role; 2 episodes	[65]
	Burn Up	Clare McConnell	Miniseries; 2 episodes	[66]
	Agatha Christie's Poirot	Miss Rich	Episode: "Cat Among the Pigeons"	[67]
	The Commander	Fiona	Guest role; 3 episodes	[68]
2009	Trinity	Dr Angela Donne	Series regular; 8 episodes	[69]
2010	Moving On	Mary Ann	Episode: "Skies of Glass"	[70]
2011	Doctor Who	Madge Arwell	Episode: "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe"	[71]
2012	Tilly and Friends	Tumpty	Recurring role	[72]
	Homefront	Claire Marshbrook	Miniseries; 6 episodes	[73]
2013	Playhouse Presents	Linda	Episode: "Mr Understood"	[74]
2014	Silk	Sarah Stephens	Episode: "Heavy Metal"	[75]
2015	Critical	Lorraine Rappaport	Series regular; 6 episodes	[76]
	Inside No. 9	Angela	Episode: "Nana's Party"	[77]
2015–2017	Scream Street	Various	Recurring role	[78]
2016	Power Monkeys	Sara	Miniseries; 6 episodes	[79]
2017	Midsomer Murders	Kitty Oswood	Episode: "Death by Persuasion"	[80]
2018	Next of Kin	DCI Vivien Barnes	Miniseries; 6 episodes	[81]
	Vanity Fair	Louisa Sedley	Miniseries; 4 episodes	[82]
2018–2023	Hilda	Various	Series regular; 34 episodes	[83]
2020	The Pale Horse	Yvonne Tuckerton	Miniseries; 2 episodes	[84]
2021	Ted Lasso	Dr Rogers	Episode: "Carol of the Bells"	[85]
2022	Kate & Koji	Amanda	Episode: "Koji’s Date"	[86]
	Murder, They Hope	Kerry	Miniseries; 3 episodes	[87]
2022–2024	McDonald & Dodds	Mary Ormond	Series regular; 6 episodes	[88]
2023	The Chelsea Detective	Charlotte Twist	Episode: "The Reliable Witness"	[89]
2024	Coma	Beth Henderson	Miniseries; 4 episodes	[90]
	Inside No. 9	Party Guest	Episode: "Plodding On"	[91]
2025	Riot Women	Tricia	Recurring role; 2 episodes	[92]
	The Lady	June Andrews	Miniseries	[93]

Theatre

• The Playboy of the Western World by J. M. Synge
• The Revengers' Comedies by Alan Ayckbourn, Stephen Joseph Theatre, (1989)
• Taking Steps -Revival by Alan Ayckbourn, Stephen Joseph Theatre, (1990)
• Invisible Friends by Alan Ayckbourn, Cottlesloe Theatre, National Theatre, (1991)
• Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare, Young Vic Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, (1992)
• The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, (1993)
• Moonlight , by Harold Pinter, London's West End, (1993)
• Look Back in Anger , by John Osborne, Royal Exchange, Manchester, (1995)
• Charley's Aunt , by Brandon Thomas, Royal Exchange, Manchester, (1995)
• The Glass Menagerie , by Tennessee Williams, Donmar Warehouse and Comedy Theatre, (1995)
• Othello by William Shakespeare, Lyttelton Theatre, Royal National Theatre, (1997)
• The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare, Olivier Theatre, Royal National Theatre, (2001)
• Mrs. Affleck , National Theatre, (2009) ^[94]
• Deathtrap by Ira Levin, Noël Coward Theatre (2010)
• Blurred Lines , National Theatre, (2014) ^[95]
• The Father by Florian Zeller, Theatre Royal Bath Productions, Tricycle Theatre (2015) ^[96]
• Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire, Hampstead Theatre (2016)
• Prism by Terry Johnson, Hampstead Theatre (2017)
• Nightfall by Barney Norris, Bridge Theatre Productions, Bridge Theatre (2018)
• A Day in The Death of Joe Egg by Peter Nichols, Trafalgar Studios (2019)

Radio

• Five Beats to the Bar by Neil d'Souza, BBC Radio 4, (2002)
• Old Harry's Game —Christmas Special by Andy Hamilton on BBC Radio 4, (2002)
• Trevor's World of Sport by Andy Hamilton on BBC Radio 4, (2005, 2006, 2007)
• Oblomov (2005)
• The Light of Knowledge by Mya Hnuang Nyo, BBC Radio 4, (2005)
• Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare, BBC Radio 4, (2005)
• Bed and Breakfast by Helen Simpson, BBC Radio 4, (2005)
• Not a Games Person, narrating Julie Myerson's play, BBC Radio 4, (2006)
• Sculptor's Daughter-Christmas, Snow, Pets and Females, and The Bays by Tove Jansson, BBC Radio 4, (2006)
• Standing Sideways, by Matt Charman, BBC Radio 4, (2006)
• Elizabeth and Her German Garden , by Elizabeth von Arnim, BBC Radio 4, (2006)
• School Runs, by Alexis Zegerman, BBC Radio 4, (2006)
• Jigsaw, by Sybille Bedford, BBC Radio 4, (2006, 2007)
• Poetry Please, reading poems by Percy Bysshe, Mary Shelley, John Donne, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Thomas Hardy, Philip Larkin, BBC Radio 4, (2007)
• Mrs. Warren's Profession , by George Bernard Shaw, BBC Radio 3, (2007)
• Bird Song BBC Radio 3, (2008)
• Don't Turn Around (radio short) by Marian Garvey, BBC Radio 4, (2008)
• Five Easy Ways with Chilli by Scarlett Thomas, BBC Radio 4, (2008)
• Lunch: A Platonic Romantic Comedy by Marcy Kahan, BBC Radio 4, (2013, 2014, 2015)
• The Father by Florian Zeller, BBC Radio 3, (2017)
• The Archers:Truth and Lies by David Payne, BBC Radio 4 (2026)

Awards

• 1992 – Won – Geneva Stars de Demain Best Actress for Life Is Sweet ^[97]
• 1995 – Won – Critics' Circle Theatre Award Best Actress for The Glass Menagerie ^[98]
• 1995 – Won – Time Out Award for Best Performance Off West End for The Glass Menagerie ^[99]
• 1996 – Nominated – Laurence Olivier Award Best Supporting Performance for The Glass Menagerie ^[100]
• 2009 – Nominated – BAFTA Best Comedy Performance for Outnumbered ^[101]

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External links

• Claire Skinner at IMDb