Catch PEPTER LUNKUSE in the BBC daytime drama Father Brown on Tuesday 17 January. The episode will air at 2.45pm on BBC One and is called The Tanganyika Green.
Pepter will soon be going on tour with Nell Gwynn, a co-production between Shakespeare's Globe and English Touring Theatre which follows the show's runs at the Globe and in the West End. Pepter will be playing Rose Gwynn in the tour which opens at the Lowry in Salford in February and closes with a two week run at the Globe in May.
PEPTER LUNKUSE can be seen on Christmas Day playing Cordelia in the filmed version of King Lear originally staged at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre. The production airs at 7pm on BBC Four and stars Don Warrington.
PEPTER LUNKUSE will shortly be going to the Cotswolds to film on the BBC series Father Brown. She will be directed by Paul Gibson in an episode entitled The Tanganyika Green.
PEPTER LUNKUSE is now working on King Lear for Manchester Royal Exchange, Birmingham Rep and Talawa Theatre Company. Michael Buffong will direct her in the role of Cordelia while Don Warrington will take the title role. The show opens in Manchester on 6 April.
PEPTER LUNKUSE is to play the part of Mercy Lewis in Manchester Royal Exchange's upcoming production of The Crucible. Caroline Steinbeis will direct the play which runs from 18 September to 24 October.
PEPTER LUNKUSE will be playing Viola in Twelfth Night as part of Iris Theatre's summer season performed in the gardens of St Paul's Church, Covent Garden. The show runs from 24 June to 24 July.