Candice Marie In Nuts In May. Beverly In Abigail’S Party. Mrs Bennet In Pride And Prejudice. Betty In Fat Friends. Sue In Here We Go And Pamela In Gavin & Stacey – We Can All Name A Beloved, Iconic Character Brought To Life By The Magnificent Alison Steadman. Growing Up In Post-War, Working-Class Liverpool, The Young Alison– Ever The Entertainer – Would Address The World From The Stage Of Her Bedroom Window, Until She Got A Taste For Performing In Front Of An Actual Audience At Her Progressive 1960S Drama School. By The Time She Left, Her Mind Was Made Up: She Was Going To Be An Actress! If Only She Could Conquer The Onstage Giggling … Always Pushing Boundaries– Reclining Naked On A Sofa In Her First Role, Embracing Groundbreaking Female Characters From Day One – Alison Has Deservedly Found Acclaim And Recognition, Succeeding In Her Tv And Theatre Career While Juggling Family Life – A Difficult Feat For Any Working Mother, But Particularly For An Actress In The Twentieth Century. From The Nervy Mrs Bennet To The Robo-Dancing Pam-El-Aah, Alison Has Proved Herself Again And Again To Be A Comedy Genius. Here, With Her Distinctive Warmth And Humour, She Vividly Recalls All The Must-Read Moments Of A Life Spent In And Out Of Character.