Ann Gosling is a

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best known for her role as Georgia Prentice in the

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'' (1995–1997). She has appeared in a variety of television and radio productions, as well as performing in the theatre.

Personal life

Gosling attended

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, where she developed an early interest in the performing arts.

Acting career

Gosling is most recognized for her portrayal of Georgia Prentice in the sitcom'' Next of Kin'', which aired for three series from 1995 to 1997. The show, which also starred

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and

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, focused on family dynamics and Gosling's character, Georgia, was a central figure. In 1992, Gosling appeared in '' Tracey Ullman: A Class Act'', a sketch comedy series featuring a variety of characters and skits. She also played the role of Joanna Tate in the 1994 drama series ''

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.'' Gosling was featured in the BBC Radio 4 sitcom ''

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'', where she played Maxine Lightfoot, the daughter of

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's character. The show aired for three seasons. Gosling also performed in the

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’s production of ''

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'', a musical by

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