Natasha Gray

Natasha Gray is a British actress. She has appeared on TV in Emmerdale, The Bill, Never the Twain and The New Statesman.^{[citation needed]} She played the recurring character Anita in the British television situation comedy My Husband and I .^[1]

She has played the Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, and was Andy in the play Stepping Out.^{[citation needed]}

She has acted in TV soaps and Shakespeare.^{[citation needed]}

Filmography[edit]

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1990	An Angel at My Table	Lesley
2012	Fog Island	Tabby Fisher

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1976	The Practice	Molly Gibbons	TV series
1987	My Husband and I	Anita	Recurring role
1988	Never the Twain	Receptionist	"Betrothed, Bothered and Bewildered"
1988	All in Good Faith	Clare Hargreaves	"The Prodigal Son"
1988	Bad Boyes	Angelina	"The Wedding"
1989	The New Statesman	Make Up Girl	"Live from Westminster"
1991	Boon	Chambermaid	"The Barefaced Contessa"
1993	Uncle Jack and Cleopatra's Mummy	Imelda Potte	"A Dig at El Ninny", "The Tomb of El Wadi Whant"
1998	The Bill	Julie Gill	"Sudden Death"
1999	Emmerdale	Elsa Chappell	"1.2580"
2002	Casualty	Mrs. Craft	"The Sting"

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