Isabella Gordon

Born as one third of an already creative family, Isabella was brought up, with her younger sister, by her mother in various rural settings; living in the idyllic English countryside, bustling Regency towns and along the picturesque Welsh coast. Whilst her sister is an artist, designer and photographer, Isabella has always had a dramatic vein (perhaps inherited from her great-grandfather who performed as a serving soldier, en-travesti, to war-time troops!)After being awarded an 'All-Rounder' scholarship to a major public school at the age of thirteen, Isabella (encouraged and inspired by then-Headmaster, the ever-diligent, devoted and determined Tim Hastie-Smith) threw herself into all that the music and drama scene had to offer.Aged 18, Isabella enrolled at Birmingham School of Acting studying for a BA (Hons) in Acting and three life-altering years later, graduated with her degree.Post-graduating Isabella went straight into work with an open-air theatre production of "Man and Superman" for the National Trust, playing the female Don Juan-esque lead: Anne; this was swiftly followed by making her London debut in Sarah Kane's "4.48 Psychosis". Isabella has been lucky and kept in work since; completing two films: one screened at Encounters film festival and the other being nominated for 'Best New Short', alongside six other films, with work from Jenny Agutter, Colin Salmon and Charles Dance.::E. Band