Coronation Street star confirms if she's leaving soap following illness ahead of new role
Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver has confirmed her future on the cobbles as she prepares to take a break. While the actress won't be using her time off to put her feet up, she'll instead be treading the boards as she returns to her theatre roots.
Sue is famed for playing Eileen Grimshaw in the ITV soap having made her debut in the role in May 2000, with her first scenes alongside now-Emmerdale star Chris Bisson, who played Vikram Desai.
However, it wasn’t her first role in the Salford-based soap as five years before she had played a hospital nurse who was present when Daniel Osbourne was born.
But Sue, 60, is currently taking a break from the soap as she is set to perform in the Olivier Award-nominated production of Sister Act The Musical and has already spent a week in rehersals. READ MORE: Coronation Street's Sally Carman celebrates 'best news ever' after rare scene with real-life husband READ MORE: Read more of our Coronation Street stories here The soap star will swap the Rovers for rosary beads as Mother Superior in the UK and Ireland tour, which will be heading to the Manchester Palace Theatre from March 18 to March 20, 2024.
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