Emma Grace Arends

Emma Grace Arends is an English actress, voiceover artist, and choreographer. She studied musical theatre at the Sylvia Young Theatre School and later at the Arts Educational School in Chiswick. Her acting career includes roles in film, television, and theatre. Arends notably voiced the character of Daisy in “Peppa Pig: My First Cinema Experience” in 2017, a role that extended her association with the popular children’s franchise to live stage shows. She has also performed in various theatrical productions, including appearances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in a play titled “Excess Baggage,” and in Shakespearean plays such as “Romeo and Juliet,” “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” and “Much Ado About Nothing” with the Folsky Theatre company.

Her filmography includes the 2023 film “Longtails,” where she played the character Isobel. In television, Arends has appeared in “Emmerdale Farm” as a Nurse and Crisis Worker from 2021 to 2023, and as ViVi in the TV mini-series “Across the Pond” in 2020. Early in her career, she held an acting role in the TV series “Eaten by the Wolves” in 2012 and appeared as a Wedding Guest and Partygoer in Nightclub in “The Man Who Married Himself” in 2010. Beyond acting, Arends has also contributed to the music department, notably as an uncredited choreographer for the 2014 TV mini-series “Cilla.” Her work demonstrates a range of contributions across different media and production roles.

In addition to her performance roles, Arends is involved with National Online Safety, participating in a program that educates children on online safety. This work aligns with her background in children’s entertainment, extending her influence beyond traditional acting. Her diverse professional engagements underscore a varied career in the entertainment industry.