The Career of Caroline Fields.

Caroline Fields has had a very successful career in the entertainment industry.
Below is a short profile highlighting some of her many successes.

Caroline studied at Leeds College of Music and went on to gain a degree in Drama and Performing Arts at Bradford University.

As a performer she tours extensively throughout the UK making concert, cabaret and summer season appearances. She is a seasoned Pantomime performer having taken principal roles in over twenty pantomimes. She has appeared on 'Friday Night is Music Night' at Golder's Green Hipodrome and made numerous appearances on 'The Good Old Days' at the World Famous City Varieties Music Hall in her home town of Leeds.

Over the years she has appeared with fellow artistes Michael Ball, Frank Carson, Johnny Casson, Norman Collier, Jimmy Cricket, Melvyn Hayes, Ronnie Hilton, Roy Hudd, John Inman, Danny La Rue, Denis Lotis and Frankie Vaughan. She also frequently appears in Paris at The Theatre de Paris and at many of the larger hotels.

As an actor she has played most major theatres in productions ranging from operetta to classical and modern drama. Her first principal role, as Grete at the age of 15 in Ivor Novello's 'The dancing Years' at Leeds Grand Theatre, remaining one of her favourites.

Television credits include Marilyn in 'Stay Lucky' with Dennis Waterman for YTV, Flora in 'Dark Angel' with Peter O'Toole and Princess of Romania in 'Buccaneer' partnering Michael Kitchen - both BBC. Three years ago she appeared as herself in two 'fly on the wall' documentaries called 'Landladies' for Carlton Television, filmed in Skegness at The Embassy Theatre during her summer season there. Film credits include 'Wall of Tyrany' for Columbia Pictures and 'Stiff Upper Lips' - the 1998 feature film with Peter Ustinov and Prunella Scales. For six years Caroline played the part of Mrs. Tibbit in the BBC 1 Drama Series 'All Creatures Great and Small'.

Caroline says one of her greatest honours was to be chosen to represent Great Britain in The Gibraltar Song Festival - singing a song in Italian pened by the well-known South African composer Henry Ross - now living in Holland!! Caroline is a Patron of The Derby and Nottingham Music Hall Association - alongside Duggie Chapman, Jack Seaton, Bernie Clifton and Ken Dodd.

Whilst her preference is for live music and performance, she has a very successful recording career and records on the Scorpus Label. She enjoys reading and has a Batchelor of Arts (hons) Degree with the Open University.

When work allows, Caroline's favourite form of relaxation is 'playing out' in the garden organically growing the family's 'veggies' which means she has a lot of friends - whitefly, greenfly, blackfly and the biggest slimiest snails you ever saw!