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Sian Gibson
Gibson on the set of Murder on the Blackpool Express in 2017
Born
Sian Foulkes

1976 (age 48–49)
Mold, Flintshire, Wales
Occupation(s)Comedy actress, writer
Years active1997–2008, 2015-present
Notable work
SpouseIan Gibson
Children1
Awards
  • BAFTA - Best Scripted Comedy (2016)
  • NTA - Most Popular Comedy Series (2016)
  • British Screenwriters' Awards (2016) - Best Comedy Writing on Television
  • RTS NW Awards (2015, 2024) - Best Comedy Programme

Sian Gibson (née Foulkes; born 1976)[1] is a Welsh comedy actress and television writer. She co-wrote and co-starred in the sitcom Peter Kay's Car Share,[2] alongside Kay - for which she won the 2016 BAFTA TV Award for Best Scripted Comedy and the National Television Award for Best Comedy.

Between 2017 and 2024, Gibson appeared as Gemma in 11 original UKTV films from the Murder on the Blackpool Express and Murder, They Hope series. She co-wrote and co-starred in the Royal Television Society's North West award-winning show, The Power of Parker, and later joined the cast of Mammoth.

Early life

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Gibson was born and raised in Mold, Flintshire, Wales.[3] Her father was a builder and her mother a housewife. She joined the local youth theatre in Theatr Clwyd.[4] She studied performing arts at the University of Salford, where she met fellow students - and future stand-up comedians - Kay and Steve Edge.[5]

Career

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Early work

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After gaining a HND for Media Performance, Gibson quickly got an agent.[6] She had a series of small credits in the late-90s and early 2000s, including Peak Practice, Hospital People and Emmerdale. She played Tessie Thompson in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks during 1998 and 1999, returning in autumn 2007 for four further appearances. Gibson also played Trish in a trio of episodes for The League of Gentlemen.

More work came her way alongside Kay, including The Services episode of Channel 4's Comedy Lab, the Eyes Down episode of That Peter Kay Thing - and then a role as Young Mary in three episodes of Phoenix Nights. There were also cameos in Kay's music video for the Texas song Sleep.[7], as well as the Geraldine McQueen song Once Upon a Christmas Song as her Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice character, Wendy.

Outside of those jobs with Kay, aside from "parts which were three lines", other roles seemed elusive, with Gibson saying acting had largely "run its course" towards the middle of the 2000s.[8]

Premature retirement

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The struggle for acting work was "soul-destroying" and, with a mortgage to pay, Gibson moved to Mold, north Wales, with husband, Ian, and their daughter, Gracie. She worked at a call centre for Card One Banking, where her co-workers had little idea she had previously been an actress.[6] [8] [9][10]

I hit 30 and had to stop ... I started temping in a bank. Peter (Kay) was always really supportive and put me in his stuff, but I wasn’t getting much else. One day, I found myself thinking: I haven’t had an audition or casting call for so long, and I looked at my agent’s website and I wasn’t on it any more. I thought: that’s sad. But I accepted it. I’d always wanted to act but I wasn’t from an acting family. My dad was a builder, and my mum had worked in a factory. So I got married and was working in a call centre in north Wales

Meanwhile, in 2013, Kay had received the script that became Peter Kay's Car Share from Paul Coleman and Tim Reid. Although Kay loved the idea, he initially had no intention of appearing in the series.

I met up with Sian for one of our regular catch-ups. They usually consisted of lunch followed by a drive, where we’d put the world to rights to a playlist of classic hits that we’d both sing along to. That’s when it suddenly dawned on me. This was, in essence, Car Share - Peter Kay[11]

After that, Kay asked Gibson if she wanted to work with them on the script. Main characters, John and Kayleigh, were originally meant to be slightly younger - but the four rewrote the script to fit Kay and Gibson into the roles.[10] Even with that, Kay said it was a struggle to convince bosses that Gibson was right for the role of Kayleigh, saying they preferred "somebody who's well known". He convinced them, insisting their "real-life chemistry could be the secret ingredient to the show’s success."[11]

At first, Gibson didn't tell her call centre bosses that she was leaving to work on the show, instead saying she was struggling with child care.[10]

The show was broadcast in spring 2015, becoming an instant hit, and breaking BBC iPlayer viewing figures, with 2.8 million people watching before it was broadcast on BBC One.[12]

Return to acting

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As well as Car Share's successful viewing figures, the show brought a series of accolades for Gibson herself. As co-writer alongside Kay, Coleman and Reid, she won a BAFTA, National Television Award, Broadcast Award, and Broadcasting Press Guild Award. The quartet were also nominated for a pair of Royal Television Society Awards.

Gibson herself was nominated for individual acting awards from BAFTA, the Royal Television Society and the Broadcasting Press Guild.

April 2017 saw the second series of Car Share, with Gibson continuing to co-write alongside Kay, Coleman and Reid - plus co-star with Kay.[4][13] The second series became more popular than the first, with more than 10 million iPlayer requests that made it "the most popular comedy of the year by far."[14]

The success of the show brought Gibson to wider prominence and opened the door for other roles. Alongside Johnny Vegas, she was cast as Gemma Draper in UKTV's 2017 TV movie, Murder on the Blackpool Express. With 1.8 million viewers, the comedy murder mystery became Gold's highest-rated show, and was later rebroadcast on BBC Two.[15]

In 2018, Gibson guest-starred in an episode of Death in Paradise.[16] She also appeared in the Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room episode of Inside No. 9.[17] Multiple publications later ranked the episode as one of the best among the show's 11-year, 55-episode run.[18][19][20]

She also played Natasha, the wife of main character, Romesh, in two series of Romesh Ranganathan's The Reluctant Landlord across 2018 and 2019.[21]

Taskmaster series eight, in 2019, saw Gibson participate alongside Joe Thomas, Iain Stirling, Lou Sanders and Paul Sinha.[22] She finished fourth, winning episodes four and six.

Later the same year, she co-starred as Cinderella in Sky's TV movie, Cinderella: After Ever After, alongside David Walliams, Tom Courtenay and Celia Imrie.[23] The Sky One film was shown on Christmas Eve.

Alongside that other work, following the success of Murder on the Blackpool Express, Gibson and Vegas reprised their roles for the sequels, Death on the Tyne (2018) and Dial M for Middlesbrough (2019). UKTV commissioned a full series based on the viewing figures for the three movies. Re-titled Murder, They Hope, the pair continued as Terry and Gemma for six further films and a Christmas special between 2021 and 2023.[24] A separate, though connected, TV movie - Apocalypse Slough - came in 2024.[25] In all, Gibson has played Gemma Draper in 11 TV movies.

Continued work

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Gibson returned to writing, with 2023's BBC One-commissioned The Power of Parker. Alongside Car Share writer, Coleman, Gibson co-wrote all six episodes of the 1990s-set, Stockport-based, sitcom. She also played main character, Kath Pennington.

The show's first series averaged 2.2 million viewers on iPlayer across its first month, making it the biggest new scripted comedy of 2023. The show was commissioned for a second series in May 2024.[26]

There was also critical success, with the show winning best comedy programme at the Royal Television Society's North West awards for 2024. Gibson was also nominated for best performance in a comedy, with Joe Gilgun taking the win.[27]

The second run of six episodes was set two years after the first, and broadcast in June 2025.[6]

As well as acting in her own show, Gibson was added to the cast of BBC sitcom, Mammoth in 2024. She played Mel Jones, the grown-up daughter of main character, Tony Mammoth for three episodes.[28] The series was recommissioned for a full run of eight episodes and a Christmas special, with Gibson reprising her role alongside creator, Mike Bubbins.[29] In March 2025, BBC chairman Samir Shah described the show as "brilliant".[30]

Personal life

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Gibson is married to Ian Gibson, a gas fitter. They have a daughter, Gracie, who was born in 2013.[3][4]

Filmography

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TV

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Year Title Role Notes
1997 Peak Practice Sandra One episode
Where the Heart Is Cheese Counter Girl One episode
The Grand Florence One episode
1998–1999, 2007 Hollyoaks Tessie Thompson Four episodes
1998 Comedy Lab Alison "The Services"
1999 That Peter Kay Thing Yvonne Guest: Series 1, episode 2 - Eyes Down
1999–2000, 2017 The League of Gentlemen Trish Three episodes - "Lust for Royston Vasey", "The One-Armed Man Is King" (credited as Sian Foulkes) and “Return to Royston Vasey” (credited as Sian Gibson)
2001 Phoenix Nights (Young) Mary Three episodes
2002 Emmerdale Suzie Brown Two episodes
2005 Marian, Again Fiona TV film (Credited as Sian Foulkes)
2008 Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice Wendy from the group 2 Up 2 Down
2015–2018, 2020 Peter Kay's Car Share Kayleigh Kitson Main role; co-writer (with Peter Kay, Paul Coleman and Tim Reid)
2016 Do Not Disturb[31] Sheila Co-star, with Catherine Tate & Miles Jupp
2017 Hospital People Hillary Guest: Series 1, episode 2 - The Security Threat
Murder on the Blackpool Express[32] Gemma Main role, alongside Johnny Vegas
2018 Inside No. 9 Leanne Guest: Series 4, episode 2 - Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room
Death in Paradise Gilly Wright Guest: Series 7, episode 3 - Written In Murder
Would I Lie to You? Herself Panelist: Series 12, episode 7. Lee's team, with James Acaster
Death on the Tyne Gemma Main role, sequel to Murder on the Blackpool Express
2018–2019 The Reluctant Landlord Natasha Main role: Two series, 13 episodes
2019 Taskmaster Contestant Panelist: Series 8, 10 episodes
Dial M for Middlesbrough Gemma Main role, third in the Murder on the Blackpool Express trilogy
Cinderella: After Ever After Cinderella Co-star, alongside David Walliams
2020 The Grand Party Hotel Narrator BBC One documentary
2021-2024 Murder, They Hope Gemma Main role: Six movies & two specials
2021 Johnny Vegas: Carry On Glamping Narrator Channel 4 mini-series
Beauty And The Beast: A Pantomime for Comic Relief Ma Television pantomime[33]
2022 The Cleaner Sis Guest: Christmas special 2022: A Clean Christmas[34]
2023-present The Power of Parker Kath Main role & co-writer[35]
2024 David & Jay's Touring Toolshed Narrator BBC One Series
2024-present Mammoth Mel Jones Main role: Two series, 12 episodes
2025 Death Valley Wendy Guest: Series 1, episode 4[36]
2025 Mandy Janice Guest: Series 4, episode 1: Petty Woman[37]

Audio

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Date Format Title Role Source
May 2016 BBC Radio 4 Drama School Drama Acting role: Michelle [38]
Feb 2021 Podcast The Taskmaster Podcast Featured Guest [39]
May 2025 BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour Featured guest [40]

Accolades

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Show Series Awards Category Other nominees Result Ref.
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 BAFTA TV Awards 2016 Best Scripted Comedy
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman)
  • Chewing Gum
  • Peep Show
  • People Do Nothing
 Won [41]
Best Female Performance In A Comedy
  • Michaela Coel - Chewing Gum
  • Miranda Hart - Miranda
  • Sharon Horgan - Catastrophe
 Nominated [41]
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 National Television Awards 2016 Most Popular Comedy Series
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Benidorm
  • Birds Of A Feather
  • Not Going Out
 Won [42]
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 Royal Television Society Awards 2016 Breakthrough Star
  • Michaela Coel
  • Richard Bentley
 Nominated [43]
Best Scripted Comedy
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Catastrophe
  • People Just Do Nothing
 Nominated [43]
Best Writer (Comedy)
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Rob Delaney & Sharon Horgan - Catastrophe
  • Michaela Coel - Chewing Gum
 Nominated [43]
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 Broadcast Awards 2016 Best Comedy Programme
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Catastrophe
  • Detectorists
  • Inside No. 9
  • The Keith Lemon Sketch Show
  • People Just Do Nothing
 Nominated [44]
Best Original Programme
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Ballot Monkeys
  • Cyber Bully
  • Murder in Successville
  • No Offence
  • The Tribe
 Won [44]
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 2016 Best Comedy
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Catastrophe
  • Detectorists
  • Hunderby
 Nominated [45][46]
Best Made for Online (Digital First)
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Adam Curtis: Bitter Lake
  • The Man In The High Castle
  • Ripper Street
 Won [45][46]
Breakthrough Artist
  • Aidan Turner - Poldark
  • Gemma Chan - Humans
  • Michaela Coel - Chewing Gum
 Nominated [45][46]
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 British Screenwriters' Awards 2016 Best Comedy Writing on Television
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Michaela Coel - Chewing Gum
  • Jim Field Smith & George Kay - Stag
  • Keith Akushie, Daran Johnson, Joe Parham & Lucien Young - Siblings
  • Rob Delaney & Sharon Horgan - Catastrophe
 Won [47]
Peter Kay's Car Share 1 Royal Television Society NW Awards 2015 Best Script Writer
(Nominated alongside Peter Kay, Paul Coleman, Tim Reid)
  • Debbie Oates - Coronation Street
  • Danny Brocklehurst - Ordinary Lies
  • Russell T Davies - Banana
 Won [48]
Best Performance in a Comedy
  • Peter Kay - Peter Kay's Car Share
  • Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer - House Of Fools
  • Morgana Robinson - House Of Fools
 Nominated [48]
Peter Kay's Car Share 2 BAFTA TV Awards 2018 Best Female Performance In A Comedy
  • Daisy May Cooper - This Country
  • Anna Maxwell Martin - Motherland
  • Sharon Horgan - Catastrophe
 Nominated [49]
Peter Kay's Car Share 2 BAFTA Awards, Cymru 2019 Yr Actores Orau (Best Actress)
  • Gabrielle Creevy - In My Skin
  • Jodie Whittaker - Doctor Who
  • Eiry Thomas - Enid a Lucy
 Nominated [50]
Peter Kay's Car Share 2 Royal Television Society Awards 2019 Best Comedy Performance (Female)
  • Lesley Manville - Mum
  • Daisy May Cooper - This Country
 Nominated [51]
The Power of Parker 1 Royal Television Society NW Awards 2024 Best Performance In A Comedy
  • Joe Gilgun - Brassic
  • Rosie Cavaliero - The Power of Parker
  • Conleth Hill - The Power of Parker
 Nominated [52]
Best Comedy Programme
(Nominated alongside Paul Coleman)
  • Brassic: Series 5
  • G'wed
  • Inside No.9: Series 9
 Won [53]
The Power of Parker 1 Comedy.co.uk Awards 2023 Best New TV Sitcom
(Nominated alongside Paul Coleman)
  • Queen Of Oz
  • Black Ops
  • Everyone Else Burns
  • Such Brave Girls
  • The Change
 Nominated [54]
The Power of Parker 1 I Talk Telly Awards 2023 Best New Comedy
(Nominated alongside Paul Coleman)
  • Changing Ends
  • Black Ops
  • Dreaming Whilst Black
  • Extraordinary
  • Juice
  • Ruby Speaking
  • Significant Other
 Nominated [55][56]
Best Comedy Partnership
(Nominated alongside Rosie Cavaliero)
  • David Tennant & Michael Sheen - Staged
  • Charlotte Ritchie & Kiell Smith-Bynoe - Ghosts
  • Daisy Haggard & Martin Freeman - Breeders
  • Harriet Dyer & Patrick Brammall - Colin From Accounts
  • Jon Richardson & Lucy Beaumont - Meet The Richardsons
  • Katherine Parkinson & Youssef Kerkour - Significant Other
  • Reece Shearsmith & Steve Pemberton - Inside No. 9
 Nominated [55][56]

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