Zoë plays Charlie Hungerford, the smart, formidable mother-in-law of recently widowed detective Jim Bergerac, in this reimagining of the classic 80s drama set in Jersey. Season one is streaming on U; season two arrives in 2026.

Zoë has joined the cast of this ITV crime drama as Zelda Radclyffe, the quirky aunt of Cambridge professor Jasper Tempest, who helps the police solve challenging murder cases. Season four aired on PBS in the US in 2025 and comes to the UK in 2026, while filming recently finished on season five.

Zoë wins Whatsonstage.com Award!

20 February 2011 21:35

Congratulations to Zoë and her All My Sons co-star David Suchet! They have been named Best Actress in a Play and Best Actor in a Play at tonight's 2011 Whatsonstage.com Awards, in recognition of their outstanding performances in Arthur Miller's drama.

All My Sons was staged at the Apollo Theatre, London, last summer. Whatsonstage.com's coverage of the awards ceremony reveals that this hugely successful production only lost out on the Best Play Revival Award by a handul of votes, being narrowly beaten by Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

For photos of guests at the event, including Zoe (see pictures 27-29, 41, and 60-63), visit Whatsonstage.com. The full list of award winners can also be found there.

The Whatsonstage.com Awards are unique in the UK theatre industry in that the winners are chosen solely by theatregoers, rather than critics or other industry members, giving an indication of the popularity of performers and shows among audiences in the West End and beyond.

More details about this year's awards are available from Spotlight, the Official London Theatre Guide, BroadwayWorld.com, The Stage, BBC News, and the Guardian.

With thanks to Bethan and Nadine for their help.

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