Posted By: Pat Smith  (2009-01-17)

Just seen 'Benjamin and Eva - vegan actress Eva Gray has a laugh with super poet Benjamin Zephaniah' on VeggieVision. Great to see an artist with heart, soul ... and compassion.

Posted By: DEREK CLARKSON  (2008-02-29)

2008. Worked with Eva - lovely girl, relaxed and easy to work with actress with great talent. Look forward to working with her at any time and to see her getting the credit that she deserves.

Posted By: Micheal Teal  (2007-08-22)

Eva Gray is a talent filled with passion , spirit and integrity. She is a sparkling vision of creativity whose personal energy and innate abilities are an inspiration. The light of her soul embraces her audience as it entertains and enlightens. Her warm and engaging spirit is a testament to the grace and beauty that is her very essence. She has a wealth of attributes and a sparkling freshness that captivates and enchants. Eva Gray has a unique destiny that embodies the creative genius within her. She is beauty and inspiration personified. Her self expression and ocean of talent speak to her eminently satisfying asrtistic spirit. She is a gift to her fans and to all her lover her. Bravo Eva , Bravo!

Posted By: Kevin Anthony Hayes  (2007-05-14)

I had the pleasure of seeing Eva Gray in Strindberg's;" Miss Julie" at The Pentameters Theatre in Hampstead. I must say that I thought the direction to be faultless. The set design was magnifiecent and the acting was superb. There were some very strong performances. In particular Eva as Miss Julie was wonderful. Eva scaled the emotional and dramatic highs and lows of the role with aplomb. Sometimes; girlish, trusting, gullable and naive and at others a lusty sex fiend with a thirst for more. I think perhaps Eva's highest attainment was to take us to the existential bring of the character's exisentence, emotional and intellectual collapse and almost slavish self destruction.I should add that Eva's delivery was flawless and full of dramatic tension and her on stage reactions were given with a peak of concentration and focus. I'd strongly recommend Eva to any casting director for roles of similar dramatic import.

Posted By: Barber Ali  (2007-04-30)

I recently saw Eva Gray playing the title role of 'Miss Julie'. She gave an outstanding performance and I managed to get her autograph after the show. I found her to be grounded, intelligent and, in short, drop dead gorgeous! Since then I have become a HUGE fan and look forward to seeing her on the big screen. As a fellow actor I would love the opportunity to work with this wonderful actress as she is everything an actress should be. May your success continue, Eva.

Posted By: Steve Handley  (2007-03-20)

I last saw Eva in Strindberg's Miss Julie at Pentameters Theatre in Hampstead. Let's be clear, Strindberg is not a bundle of laughs. Miss Julie is a short play which packs a hell of a punch and takes the audience on a roller-coaster ride of drama and emotion. This production was set at the end of the 1950s - the 60s are coming and from the background music - rock and roll - we know things will never be the same again. Miis Julie is the daughter of an aristocrat, anxious to break free from the the old ways and embrace the modern world. In the title role, Eva performance, from raging emotion to the merest glance, evinced Miss Julie's strength and vulnerability, her desire to face the new wave on her own terms without realising the consequences, a desire laced with madness and self-destruction. A terrific performance.

Posted By: Kelvin West  (2007-02-17)

I remember meeting Eva a few years ago at the start of her career and as a fellow actor I volunteered to do some photo's for her for her first portfolio shots. Having such a beautiful subject, it was easy! and with her personality and charm it was a real pleasure!

Unfortunately we lost touch after that but I must say that I am glad to have found her and really pleased to see her career is blossoming. Would love to work with her again

Posted By: Alan Avery  (2006-05-06)

It was a great pleasure for me to direct Eva in the lead role of Branwen in J B Priestley's 'The Long Mirror' which toured Yorkshire this April. Eva gave a telling performance in this notoriously difficult part which demands that the actor is not only etherial but believable as a woman in love. Eva pulled it off superbly and kept on thinking about the role throughout the tour so that the Branwen who appeared on the last night was subtly different from the one who stepped out on the opening night. Thanks Eva.

Posted By: Dale Reynolds  (2005-04-09)

To all it may concern,

Eva Gray is a lovely lady who adds a certain flourish to her roles and isn't to be forgotten. I have not just seen her on stage. She was very helpful to me in the development of my play FLORIDA (now titled THE MESS WE'RE IN), playing an American villain, Catherine Harris, of Florida 2000 stolen election fame. Eva is a gem.

Dale Reynolds, London

Posted By: Katy Smith  (2005-04-06)

I would like to congratulate eva on her wonderful performance in 'After Intimacy'. i enjoyed every bit of your performance. well done eva your a star and you deserve all the fantastic comments people have made. : )

Posted By: Alan Magor  (2005-04-06)

Eva is a good friend of mine who is always willing to help. I recently saw her perform in "After Intimacy" at the Pentameter's Theatre in London, and was very impressed with her work! Her acting ability is clearly visible through her performance, and I personally would love to work with her some time in the future... Well Done Eva!

Posted By: Harry MacDonald  (2004-07-28)

I had the pleasure of acting with Eva in two plays written by myself which were both two-handers. In "All That Loving Stuff", she brilliantly portrayed Marilyn Monroe, commanding the stage for two hoursand mesmerising the audience with a complete range of emotions. In "Don't Callus, We'll Call you", an original farce, she demonstrated her versatility by portraying seven fully rounded contrasting characters. Equally important, she was positive an innovative ever willing to try out different ideas, a very easy and talented person to work with. And we had lots of laughs too. Harry MacDonald.

Posted By:  Gary Knowles  (2004-06-14)

Worked recently with Eva on production Dying to Celebrate, she is a commited proffessional and was a pleasure to watch. Even though I only had a small role I enjoyed watching her interaction with other actors and learnt a great deal. Thanks Eva

Posted By: kiki kendrick  (2004-05-24)

Eva was the first actress I met after changing my career from Advertising to Acting 7 years ago - I gave her a lift when we were both auditioning in Birmingham for The Killing of Sister George - we've been best friends ever since. She gave me loads of advice when I was starting out - Eva is completely unselfish when it comes to sharing information even with people who others might consider competition. She's as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside. We've supported each other whenever we're in a show - crossing the country to be there. The first show I saw Eva in was 'All in Vein' at the Actors Centre - I was blown away - she played a character called Tracey Nettle so dryly - I was in stitches. My favourite show of Eva's is her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in 'All That Loving Stuff'. We finally worked together nearly 4 years ago, when I recommended Eva to writer/director Risa Mickenberg in her new play EGG at Soho House. Eva was wonderful and perfect for the part of Kiki (ironically). Always proffessional, enthusiastic and optimistic - Eva is an inspiration!

Posted By:  Stuart Denham  (2004-04-12)

I have had the pleasure of working with Eva. She is a consumate professional and a great laugh.

Posted By:  Funnyman Films Ltd  (2004-02-16)

What a beautiful young lady. Charming, dedicated and very talented. A joy to know and an asset to any project.

Posted By: Michael Almaz  (2003-11-04)

I have worked with Eva on a number of productions at thre Cafe Theatre. She has appeared in many performances of our hit play INTIMACY as the flirtatious LULU. At the Pentameters Theatre in Hampsted in October 2003, she played the other characted in the show - the lonely RIRETTE - with great warmth and truth. Eva is just excellent!

Posted By:  Bee Jay  (2003-11-04)

From: Bijan artafilms@yahoo.co.uk

I had the pleasure of seeing Eva as Rirrette in Jean-Paul Sartre’s Intimacy; she performed sublimely the role and portrayed all the subtleties of that character submerging the spectators into a romantic post war era in France. I also had the pleasure of working with Eva for a feature film project, in addition to her delightful personality she is truly a talented and committed actress easy to work with. I wish her all the success that she deserves.

Posted By: Sarah Harvey  (2003-09-07)

It was a real pleasure meeting Eva and working with her in 'Hard Day at Office, Love?' I hope our paths will meet again. She is lovely.

Posted By: Erich Redman  (2003-06-12)

I met Eva a few years ago in a workshop. We did a scene together - playing a couple that was breaking up - and I was dazzled by the truthfulness of her performance, I was really

touched by the pain she conveyed. Her ability to get in touch with the dark and melancholic side of human beings is probably her biggest asset as an actress. On a more personal level, Eva is the embodiment of loyalty, you couldn't wish for a more supportive friend. She is very good-natured, easy to get on with - professionally and personally

-, and very disciplined when she is working. I am confident she will reach the top of her profession: She is talented, commited, and very hard-working, which is the recipe for success. Keep up the good work, Eva!

Posted By: S. C. Gibson  (2003-05-05)

I wanted to say how much I enjoyed Eva's performance as Marilyn. She gave a poignant and moving performance. The voice was perfect! It is a marvellous rôle and she really did it justice.

Posted By: Richard Linton  (2003-05-02)

Much enjoyed the play. A sensitive portrayal of a talented but flawed lady. (All that loving stuff Wimbledon 27th April 2003).

Posted By: mike ogden  (2003-04-13)

Eva is a talented, versatile and surprising actress that any film or theatrical production would benefit from considering. Although she would never admit it, she has great comic timing and a sense of self-deprecation that is subtly comical and at times, tragic. She is a fun and positive person to have around any production and I warmly recommend her.

Posted By: James Harding  (2003-03-23)

Since first working with Eva on a short film a few years back, I’ve wanted to see more of her work.

In my opinion, Eva has that rare ability to convincingly become the part she is playing.

Rather than purely demonstrating to an audience how they can empathise with character traits, and then show how that character believably influences the story, Eva hides the mechanical elements of her role and leaves you with the impression that you have met, or at least observed, the person portrayed.

I feel that when she is given a pivotal role, Eva can help the audience forget that they are watching a carefully constructed story altogether. She really capitalizes on these skills in the theatre play “All that Loving Stuff”, where she played Marilyn Monroe. Even in an era when Ms Monroe herself regularly appears to return from beyond the grave to advertise everything from After Eight mints to Citroen cars, Eva, under the direction of Harry Macdonald, manages to bring her back to life and immerses us in a very different time and place.

Posted By: Terry Ashe  (2003-03-22)

I first worked with Eva many years ago on a very strange fringe production, and at the time showed much promise as an actress. Since then I have seen her in several productions and can say that it has been nice to see her "grow"

This last performance of hers in "All That Loving Stuff" had myself and my guests quite enthralled. Not only a strong and powerful performance, but truely believable! Well Done!

Posted By: Amanda Fleming  (2003-02-17)

Eva is one of the nicest people that I have met in a long time, she worked with me on the production Countess, not only did she play the part with great energy and passion, but I now consider Eva to be one of my closest friends.

Amanda Fleming SLAPDASH PRODUCTIONS.

Posted By: Kristen Gibson  (2003-01-01)

I have directed Eva in one of my short films and not only found her professionalism and commitment to the piece admirable but her friendly nature made the experience a real joy. I look forward to working with her again and in the meantime am excited by the opportunities (rightly) being thrown her way.

Posted By: Paul T. Thorpe  (2002-12-31)

It was my pleasure to work with Eva on a new play entitled "Countess" and I must say that, from a directors point of view, she was a delight to work with. She worked extremely hard to make her part a truly memorable one. I hope that I will work with her again in the near future.

Posted By:  Steven Radford  (2002-12-29)

I worked with Eva recently on a production in Manchester called ' Countess'.She's a cracking actress , a pleasure to work with . i hope she goes far in the future and i'm sure she will.

Posted By: Risa Mickenberg  (2002-11-03)

I am a playwright & director. Eva did a rehearsed reading of my play Egg. Her perfomance was endearing, innocent and hilarious. Off stage, she was kind, fun, generous and professional, putting much of her time and ideas into the show. She travelling at a distance to rehearsals and was always prompt. She was fully dedicated to her role and to the piece. She put her heart into it and it absolutely showed. Everyone loved her in the piece, including me.

Posted By: John Edward  (2002-10-18)

Just to say how much I enjoyed your performance as

Marilyn Monroe. You found the internal something that was the real person

behind the glitz and shared it with your audience. Very touching and

exceedingly well done.

Posted By: Phyllis Ralph  (2002-10-14)

On Saturday 12th October 2002, I went to see 'All That Loving Stuff' with Eva playing the part of Marilyn Monroe in this story of her life. The part was very movingly portrayed on the stage by Eva, with such intensity of feeling that I was moved to tears - a brilliant performance! She really looked the part too, which seemed made for her. In the past, I have seen her in 'Intimacy', which was also very well acted. That script seemed just right for her too. Whatever Eva does, she always puts her heart and soul into it, strives for perfection - and succeeds! Good luck for the future, Eva.

Posted By: Felix Wightman  (2002-09-26)

Gorgeous and versatile Eva threw herself into singing solo and in harmony with courage and

tenatious energy,a super star in the making,for my staged rehearsed reading of

"Boudica-A musical Romance of Britains fighting Queen"For me as a first time director she was sensitive to work with and very receptive to the new experimental project contributing marvelously to the show in every respect and hopefully will do in the future when uncle-strawberry-factory.co.uk breaks the ice and gets some funding.You are definitely not a candle in the wind Eva.

Love Felix Wightman

Posted By: Fizz Benfield  (2002-08-29)

Eva has recently played a part in a low-budget, black-comedy film called Dead Money, made by Iron Pictures. We found Eva to be an absolute professional, very versatile - and a lovely person too. Thanks Eva - and we look forward to working with you again!

Posted By: jenny tanner  (2002-08-24)

I worked with Eva recently on a production in Manchester called ' Countess'. She was great fun to be around and always kept a high level of professsionalism. I would be happy to work with her again and think she deserves to do well in this industry, and i'm sure that she will.

Posted By: John Hughes  (2002-08-07)

Eva, what a wonderful voice you have, and a super personality to go with it. Without your time and effort in recording our audio newsletter here at the Potteries Association for the Blind, the pleasure of listening to your voice as we digest the news would be sadly missed. We wish you every success in your future productions. Fans for ever.

Posted By: Sarah Syson  (2002-06-08)

It has been a pleasure to work with such a talented actress and a lovely person. I look forward to having Eva on my casting list again.

Posted By: Crispin Lain  (2002-06-05)

i recently worked with Eva on my short film and was impressed with her acting ability. A very competent lady and easy to deal with, i would definately use her again.

Posted By: Colin Barnes  (2002-06-04)

Eva worked on my last production, and I wouldn't hesitate to work with her again. She has an endless enthusiasm and sense of commitment that is a wonderful bonus to any production. Always prepared, and ever the complete professional. It was a great pleasure to work with Eva, and I would thoroughly recommend her to anyone out there who seeks a versatile, dedicated actress.

Posted By: shelley coleman-wood  (2002-06-01)

A kind and sensitive flower gifted with natures best..

A woman of great integrity?..who'll put you to the test,

talented funny, and gentle forthwith, she speaks her mind as she sees,

An actress truly an actress as I witnessed and whom she did please.

Posted By: Steve Bayley  (2002-05-04)

Eva regularly reads the scripts for Liverpool Playwrights, the foremost playwright's group in the North West... Thanks for your support Eva. Your professional readings and friendly contributions have helped many writers to improve their writing - keep up the good work!

Posted By: Vicki Carpenter  (2002-04-28)

Eva is a very special actress - not only is she extremely talented and professional but also because she is great to work with - very generous, down to earth and understanding. What other actress would help her friends as she does, constantly informing people of any roles they may be suitable for. I worked with her in 'Intimacy' and 'after Intimacy' as well as some presenting work and will always be grateful to her for all her advice and warmth and all the fun we shared.

I also admire her for her sheer hard work and dedication. When performing on stage, or film she has a rare gift of engaging the audience with her presence and her huge, blue eyes are a wonderful asset, full of expression and depth. Her voice is unique so she is is also fantastic for Voice Over. Any cast would be lucky to have Eva on board and I am sure she will have a long and brilliant future - she deserves it!!

Posted By:  Nadeem Ashraf  (2002-04-21)

I have had the good fortune to work with this fine actress, for me it is a privilege that somone of her experience especially in the professional capacity, accepted a brief role in my short student film. I am immensely pleased to have worked with her, she knew her lines, was concerned about her character and most of all gave the best she could. At my currant exprience as a short film director, I feel that there is nothing that I can explain about acting, speech, voice, movement, she naturally knows her job. I only hope that I can work with her again, until then may doors open to her, this industry I continue to chase, Eva seems to have been there, I beleive that all of us who yet seek a place in the industry, should work with her, seek her advice and experience. It's been fun working with you Eva. Best Wishes. Nadeem Ashraf, www.ukscreen.com/crew/mymovies

Posted By: Fiona Staniland  (2002-04-16)

I worked with Eva on Macbeth. She was one of the most memorable first witches I have ever seen. She is a talented character actress, who works really hard and acheives great depth.

Posted By:  Lisa Starr  (2002-04-11)

I first met Eva at an audition and her talent shone as soon as we all started auditioning.

We just bumped into each other again and have now become good friends, we attend the Liverpool playwrites evening every week which is throughly enjoyable. Eva is a trustworthy friend with strong opinions and someone I feel that I will be friends with for alot longer. Eva would be a lovely person to work with and Im sure that she would never let anybody down. I can definitely see Eva reaching her dreams and wish her all the luck in the world.

Posted By: Michael Bond  (2002-04-06)

When working with Eva on our first sort The White Van (http://www.norfilms.com/short_whitevan.htm) I found her to be enthusiastic, patient and open to all we were aiming to achieve. I'd be happy to recommend her to anyone with a suitable role.

Posted By: Kevin Brett  (2002-04-02)

I have worked with Eva on "The Ring Master's Circus" and found her to be a true professional and great fun to work with. I wish her all the best.

Posted By: Conor Alexander  (2002-03-10)

Having worked with Eva recently I must say she was suited to her role and delivered a genuine performence. A pleasure to be around and a very comitted lady.

Posted By: Fenella Brotherwood  (2002-03-03)

I have had the pleasure of working with Eva while doing some presenting work and found her to be extremely professional . I have also had the pleasure of seeing Eva in a number of different acting roles and have found her to be a very capable, versatile actress who always gets a warm response from her audience. Eva is exceptionally hard working, commited and great with the public.

Posted By: Rob Groves  (2002-03-03)

Not only the most talented actress I have ever seen ("Intimacy", "I Died At The Seaside", "Sooty Heights", "The 13th Sign", "Egg") but in my humble opinion, the most beautiful woman in the world.

Posted By: Ian Durrant  (2002-03-01)

I have worked with Eva on several occasions and have always found her an enthusiastic, commited and talented actress. Professional and fun to be with !

Posted By: Matthew Lawrence  (2002-03-01)

I have worked with Eva on one of my short films and witnessed her to a talented actress who is reliable and easy to work with.

Posted By: Angela de Fouw  (2002-02-24)

Eva is a very talented and skilled actress. Her strength is her versatility as she has tackled very different roles both on screen and stage. Eva also has wide experience as a voice-over artist and is much in demand. Always good fun to work with, very professional and knows her lines!

Posted By: WIKTOR  (2002-02-23)

I have seen Eva many times , both in the theatre and film and find her performance excellent.

She has great talent and should go far in her acting career.

Posted By:  David Bowles  (2002-02-19)

I have worked with Eva in the past and found her to be a great actress and a lovely person to be around. Lot of talent and abilities in her capabilities of 'character' explorations.