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Rona Coleman
Heather O'Brien  (Episodes 387 - 692)

1981/82 Goldilocks and the Three Bears - Philip Street Theatre, Sydney (Australia)
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Cornelia Frances
Barbara Armstrong / Hamilton (Episodes 13 - 736)

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1990 Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs - Cliffs Pavilion, Southend
1991 Dick Whittington - Rhyl Pavilion
Cornelia passed away in 2018 aged 77 following a battle with bladder cancer.
In 2003 Cornelia released her autobiography 'And What Have You Done Lately'. The book offers a fascinating insight into the professional and personal lives of one of the most recognisable faces 
from Australian TV history including the real reason she came to depart from Sons and Daughters.
Note that on the flyers below for her panto appearances
in the UK her name was spelt on the posters as
Francis rather than Frances, this was the same for
any work that Cornelia carried out in the UK as there
was another Cornelia Frances on Equity's books.
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Danny Roberts
Andrew Green (Episodes 342 - 972)

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1988 Jack & The Beanstalk - Harlequin Theatre, Redhill
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Judy Nunn
Irene  Fisher (Episodes 422 - 738)

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2001 Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs - Ferneham Hall, Fareham
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Ian Rawlings
Wayne Hamilton (Episodes 2 - 972)

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1999 Aladdin - Beck Theatre, Hayes
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Other actors to have appeared in Sons and Daughters in smaller roles and also pantomime include...
Jackie Woodburne (Young Patricia) episode 1 

Tom Oliver (Andrew Brooks)
Terence Donovan (Tom Chaplin) episodes 680 - 711
Debra Lawrence (Lisa Cook) episodes 323 - 348
Shane Connor (Angel Jones) episodes 894 - 900
Craig McLachlan (Student)
Vanessa Downing (Cheryl Ryan)
Roger Oakley (Doctor)

 

Sons & Daughters theme tune
Sons and Daughters opening titles from 1987
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DVD releases

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