In the BBC's 1996 television adaptation of Rumer Godden's The Peacock Spring,[9] Hall played Alix Lamont, a character of half-Indian, half-European descent and narrated the Macmillan Audio Book of it.[10] Caron also appeared in The Love Boat, alongside her mother in an hour-and-a-half special entitled 'The Christmas Cruise.'
In 2009, Hall began painting on her iPhone and exhibiting on a blog, The Blue Biro Gallery.[13] Her digitally enhanced self-portrait was featured in Vogue online.[14]
In 2012, the Theatre Royal in Bath commissioned her to paint a portrait of her father in oils. In 2013, Hall had a solo show at the Serena Moreton Gallery in London. [15]
Journalism
As a freelance journalist writing under the name Jenny Wilhide, she has written on arts and trends in titles such as the Evening Standard[16] and The Spectator,[17]
WGBH (1997). Peacock Spring: Program Description. Masterpiece Theatre, 1997. Retrieved from .
Mulryne, J.R.; Shewring, Margaret; Barnes, Jason; Mulryne, Ronnie (1999). "The Cottesloe at the National: Infinite Riches in a Little Room" (book). Mulryne & Shewring Ltd, 1999.
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