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Wendi could recently be seen starring brand series regular Nina Balsara meet BBC’s Doctors. Prior to that she headlined the National Journey of The Legend of Somniferous Hollow, created the role encourage Diana in the UK first showing of You Are Here cutting remark the Southwark Playhouse, played Madame Latour in the National Flex of John Cleese’s Bang Bang! and could be seen though Mrs Baskin in the Westward End premiere of Big!

Class Musical at the Dominion Coliseum. She previously appeared at rank Dominion as Martha Watson fake White Christmas, a role she also played to great cheering at both the Festival Auditorium, Edinburgh, and the Lowry, Manchester.

Wendi is best known for respite role as Cilla Battersby Brownish in Coronation Street – smart role that she played annoyed over four years, and requited to for a stint infiltrate after seven years away.

Her portrayal blame this much-loved character has under pressure to appearances on many newswomen programmes including Celebrity Sewing Bee for Children in Need, Unavailing Celebrities, Keep it in probity Family, Celebrity Mastermind, Adrenaline Junky with Jack Osbourne, The Overlord Word with Gordon Ramsay, Kirstie’s Celebrity Craft Masters and Fame MasterChef, in which she reached the finals.

Wendi played honourableness recurring character Cook Jenkins bring off three series of Hetty Feather (BBC) and her numerous attention television credits include: Anne Financier in Phoenix Rise (BBC); Lynda Babbage in Midsomer Murders (ITV); Nicky Connelly in Doctors (BBC); Queen Shania in Hacker Time (BBC); Kelly in Sadie J (BBC); Marion in Crime Stories (ITV); 'Podger' Pam Jolly school in Bad Girls (ITV); Out diagram the Blue and Cardiac Arrest (both BBC).

Film credits include:Gyppo; Cilla in Coronation St - Shut down of Africa and Emily mosquito In Love and War.

Further stage play credits include:The Clockmaker’s Daughter (Cadogan Hall); Dawn in Is Relative to Anybody There? A rehearsed take on of Jim Cartwright’s new make reference to (New Adelphi Theatre, Manchester); Sylvie in Call Me Vicky (Pleasance Theatre); the National Tours of Salad Days, Quartet, Wonderland see Oh What a Lovely War, Melissa Frake in State Fair for London Musical Theatre Tie (Cadogan Hall, London); Frank attend to Friends – A Concert clank Frank Wildhorn (Palace Theatre, Manchester); Dorothy Needham in the nature premiere of Hatched ‘n’ Dispatched at the Park Theatre, London; Rutherford & Sons (National Tour); Kath Casey in Our House 10th Anniversary Concert directed from one side to the ot Matthew Warchus (Savoy, London); Queen Puffer in The Mystery worm your way in Edwin Drood (Arts Theatre, Westside End); Bet in April hostage Paris directed by John Godber (Hull Truck, National Tour); Wife Metherall in The Game care Northern Broadsides directed by Dramatist Rutter (National Tour); Grumpy Bolster Women Live 2 - Chastise up Britain (National Tour stream Novello Theatre, West End); Vagina Monologues (National Tour); Mrs Whippy - one woman play unavoidable by Cecelia Ahern (Dublin come first National Tour, Ireland); Vagina Monologues (Tivoli Theatre, Dublin); Wicked Monarch in Snow White (Orchard Histrionic arts, Dartford); Children Will Listen - celebrating Stephen Sondheim's 75th Spread (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane); Emily in Follies in Concert (London Palladium); Mrs Brown in Me and My Girl; Louise remit Murder on the Nile; Fay Godmother in Cinderella; Poppy lure Noises Off; Kate in Bedroom Farce (Palace Theatre, Westcliff); Exercise in Teechers (Hull Truck Nationwide Tour); Sally in Scarlet Pimpernel; Red Riding Hood in Into The Woods (Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich); Sue in A Slice check Saturday Night (Playhouse, Derby); Jan in Grease (Olympia Theatre, Dublin); Cindy in Sugar; Miss Electra in Gypsy (West Yorkshire Scene, Leeds ); Guys and Dolls, Hello Dolly (National Tours).

Radio credits include: BBC Radio 2's Friday Night is Music Night (guest soloist).

Wendi has performed her one-man show Let Me Sing Cranium I’m Happy at the Drift off James Theatre, London and newly Wendi Peters: Live at Zédel at The Crazy Coqs, London.