Biography - Kate Isitt (Sally)

Kate Isitt trained at the Arts Educational School, "which involved a rigorous three years method training. I never intended to be a comedy actress. I thought I would get stereotyped as a classic stage actress."

Then came three series of Simon Nye's award-winning sitcom Is It Legal? in which she played the glamorous but prickly secretary Alison: "I was incredibly lucky that that put me on the map as a comedy actress."

Kate's other television credits include: Doctors (BBC); Heartburn Hotel (BBC); Coronation Street (Granada); A Many Splintered Thing (BBC); Jonathan Creek Christmas Special (BBC); The Tribe; Peak Practice VI (Carlton); A Dance to the Music of Time (BBC); Douglas (BBC); Stick With Me Kid; Chiller Series: Prophesy (Yorkshire); English by TV; Heidi and Watch: Famous People (BBC).

Films include The Saint with Val Kilmer and Elizabeth Shue.

Theatre includes: Hedda Gabler (Royal Exchange, Manchester); A Streetcar Named Desire (Bristol Old Vic); Dreaming (Queens Theatre, London and Royal Exchange, Manchester); Present Laughter (Royal Exchange, Manchester); Sweet Panic (directed by Stephen Poliakoff, Hampstead Theatre); An Ideal Husband (Bill Kenwright Ltd); Marriage (Boulevard Theatre); A Going Concern (Nuffield, Southampton); Reality & Dreams (Off Stage Theatre Co); Charlie's Aunt (PW Productions tour); Widower's House (Chelsea Centre Theatre) and Jealousy (Chelsea Centre Theatre).