Dawn Anne Steele was born on December 11th, 1975 in Glasgow, Scotland.Career
Dawn Steele is perhaps best known as Alexandra "Lexie" MacDonald from the hit BBC drama Monarch of the Glen, a part which she played for series 1 - 6 of the show, 1999-2004. In January 2005, she appeared as new character Justine McManus in the second series of the BBC's paranormal drama show Sea of Souls. Shortly after, she appeared as a student on the BBC reality show Fame Academy in a second all-celebrity series in aid of the charity Comic Relief (Comic Relief Does Fame Academy).
In January 2006, Dawn returned to our screens in the third series of Sea of Souls.Education
1994 - 1998 RSAMD (Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama), BA Dramatic Studies (Hons)
Graduated First Class Honours July 1998
Winner of Silver Medal RSAMD 1998WorkTheatre
| Production - Character |
Director |
Company |
| Home Edinburgh |
Anthony Neilson |
National Theatre of Scotland |
| The Slab Boys |
Philip Howard |
Traverse, Edinburgh |
| Electra - Crysothemis |
|
Theatre Babel |
| Medea - Gluake |
|
Theatre Babel |
Television
| Production - Character |
Director |
Company |
| Comic Relief Does Fame Academy |
Various |
BBC/Comic Relief/Endemol |
| Sea of Souls - Justine McManus |
Various |
BBC Scotland |
| The Bedtime Hour (CBeebies) |
|
BBC |
| The Key - Mary |
David Blair |
BBC |
| Monarch of the Glen (6 series) - Lexie |
Various |
Ecosse Films/BBC Scotland |
| Snoddy - Laura |
Colin Gilbert |
BBC Scotland |
| Tinsel Town (2 series) |
Various |
Raindog for BBC |
| Highlander - War and Peace - Brynn |
|
Gaumont TV |
| Haywire |
Peter Boyd MacLean |
BBC |
| Split Second - Kathy |
David Blair |
BBC |
| Rain Dog Pilot |
|
BBC Scotland |
| In Search of the Unicorns |
|
BBC |
| Dreams and Recollections |
|
Scottish Television |
Film
| Production - Character |
Director |
Company |
| Tabloid TV - Tori |
David Blair |
Tabloid TV Productions |
| Club le Monde - Jacqui |
Simon Rumley |
Club le Monde Films |
| The Debt Collector |
Anthony Neilson |
Theatre Babel |
| Gregory's Two Girls - Jan |
Dragon Pictures |
|
Drama School
| Production - Character |
Director |
Company |
| Play |
Susan Worsfold |
RSAMD |
| Fear and Misery of the Third Reich |
Lewis Palter |
RSAMD |
| The Love of a Nightingale |
Deborah Richardson/Web |
RSAMD |
| Romeo & Juliet |
Lorenzo Mele |
RSAMD |
| The Ubu Plays |
Allan Sharpe |
RSAMD |
| The Homosexual |
James Robert Carson |
RSAMD |
| The Case of the Crushed Petunias |
Robert Robert Carson |
RSAMD |
| The Steamie - Mrs Culfeathers |
Pete Lincoln |
RSAMD |
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