Paige Hudson is a South East London based stage and screen actor/performer who has worked on a variety of projects such as Britain's Deadliest Kids (TV), Doglike (film), her own documentary project, Derren Brown: SHOWMAN (stage) and an adaptation of David Eldridge's Beginning (studio theatre production). Represented by Stagecraft Management, Paige previously trained with Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance, as well as Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and has also appeared in music videos.

Paige had previous vocal coaching at Bird College, remains skilled in Horse Riding, Piano playing and has good knowledge of the basics of the Welsh language.  She also has great ability in accents such as Multicultural London English (MLE), General American, General Australian, and Northern Irish (Native Tongue being standard Southern British English). Having a 'youthful' look and shorter-than-average height despite being in her twenties, Paige is able to remain versatile. She has been previously cast or considered for roles for a character who is in their early-mid teenage years, as well as for characters who are of her actual age.

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As a disabled actor (Cerebral Palsy), Paige enjoys and understands the elements of portraying accurate representation within the media. In fact, it's one of her goals to play the role of a character who has Cerebral Palsy, or a mobility limitation, within stage or screen.  Fun fact: She also enjoys caring greatly for animals!

She describes herself as being playful actor who really values truthful and vulnerable aspects within performances, and has a real passion for seeking new, creatively fulfilling opportunities.