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Kerry Stacey (born 1977) is an English actress who is best known for playing Toni Daggert in ITV's Emmerdale.

Key Information

Stacey has had a role on BBC1's Doctors, she commented "I play a character whose sister has committed suicide and she is reeling from that. She's very mixed up about the suicide. She's quite a dark character,".[1]

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Credits: Television, Film, Stage and Radio

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Television
2009, Television, Ebony, Ebony's Yard (Rehearsed Reading), BBC Comedy
2009, Television, Leanne Gates, Doctors, BBC, Mark Chadbourn
2005, Television, Toni Daggert, Emmerdale (Regular 2005–07), Yorkshire Television, Various
Television, Angie, Afternoon Play, BBC Television, John Greening
Television, Beth, Doctors, BBC Television, Christianan Ebohon
Television, Robin, A Thing Called Love, BBC Television, Metin Huseyin
Television, Beth, Casualty, BBC Television, Terry Iland
Television, Joyce, Make My Day, Monkey Kingdom, John Dower
Television, Jane, Casualty, BBC Television
Television, Isla, The Bill, Thames Television, Michael Ferguson
Television, Nurse Atckinson, Doctors, BBC Television, Matt Greening
Television, Mandy, The Locksmith, BBC Television, Alan Dossor
Television, Sammi, Coping With Christmas, Channel 4, Dan Zeff
Television, Sammi, Coping With Grown-Ups, Channel 4, Brian Lighthill
Television, Sharon, Cardiac Arrest, BBC Television, Sam Miller
Television, Sharon, The Lodge, Central Television, Lorne Magary
Television, Kelly, Choices, Central Television, Dirk Campbell
Television, Maureen, Phoenix Hall, Central Television, Geoff Husson

Film
Feature Film, Jackie, The Unloved, Revolution Films, Samantha Morton
Feature Film, Gywneth, Therapy, Uber Productions, Paul Thompson
Feature Film, Justine, Amatuar Dramatics, Intermedia Film with Halla Pro., Anya Leneun
Feature Film, Odeth, Lively up yourself, Egoli Tossell Film AG, Ed Herzog [de]
Feature Film, Jackie, Felicia's Journey, Marquis Films, Atom Egoyan
2009, Feature Film, Kizzy (Lead Character), No Lady, EM Media, Piers Hill
2010, Feature Film, Lindy, Flutter, Flutter Films, Giles BorgStage

Stage
Stage, Leah, Beautiful Thing, Pilot Theatre and Bolton Octagon, Marcus Romer
Stage, Tina, Peckham Monologues, Talawa Theatre, Tara Mack
Stage, Tanisha, Past and Present, Mance Productions, Liz Mance
Stage, Ruby, Connected, Y Touring Theatre Company, Sarah Frankcom
Stage, Maria, God's Door, Nottingham Playhouse Theatre, Emily Grey
Stage, Cally, Learning To Love The Grey, Y Touring Theatre Company, Nigel Townsend
Stage, Opal, Double Trouble, Y Touring Theatre Company, Nigel Townsend
Stage, Danielle, Dear DD, Y Touring Theatre Company, Nigel Townsend

Radio
Radio, Charity, Top Story, BBC Radio, Brian Lighthill
Radio, Esta Senior, Lost, BBC Radio, Brian Lighthill

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Kerry Stacey

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Kerry Stacey is an English actress known for her role as Toni Daggert in the ITV soap opera Emmerdale. She portrayed the character, a barmaid, from 2005 to 2007, appearing in 128 episodes and becoming one of her most recognized performances in British television. Stacey has built a career primarily in UK television, with guest and recurring roles in long-running series such as Doctors, Casualty, and The Bill. Her early credits include appearances in the children's series The Lodge and the film Felicia's Journey, while later work encompasses parts in 4 O'Clock Club and independent shorts like Flutter and No Lady. Beyond acting, she has worked in talent management, contributing to the British entertainment industry through diverse roles on screen and behind the scenes.

Early life

Birth and origins

Kerry Stacey was born on 16 November 1977 in St Austell, England. She is British by nationality. Limited information is available regarding her family background, early upbringing, or additional personal origins.

Acting career

Debut and early roles (1993–2004)

Kerry Stacey made her acting debut in 1993 as Sharon in the British children's television series The Lodge, appearing in eight episodes of the show. This role marked her entry into professional acting as a young performer in a series aimed at younger audiences. Throughout the mid-to-late 1990s, Stacey took on additional television parts, including recurring appearances as Sammi in the TV movies Coping with Grown Ups (1994) and Coping with Christmas (1995), as Sharon in two episodes of the medical drama Cardiac Arrest (1995), and as Mandy in one episode of The Locksmith (1997). In 1999, she made her feature film debut with the role of Lost Girl in Atom Egoyan's psychological drama Felicia's Journey. In the early 2000s leading up to 2004, Stacey continued with guest roles on established British series, such as Iris in one episode of The Bill (2002), Beth Green and Jane across two episodes of Casualty (2002–2004), and Robin in one episode of A Thing Called Love (2004). These early credits, primarily in episodic television and supporting film work, built her experience in the industry ahead of more prominent opportunities.

Breakthrough soap role in Emmerdale (2005–2007)

Kerry Stacey achieved wider recognition for her role as Tonicha "Toni" Daggert in the ITV soap opera Emmerdale, appearing in the series from 2005 to 2007. In November 2005, her casting was announced alongside two other new actors, with producer Kathleen Beedles welcoming her to the show. Tonicha was introduced as a feisty barmaid and the cousin of established character Danny Daggert, having previously been living in Portugal. She made her first on-screen appearance on 7 November 2005. Stacey portrayed Tonicha in 40 episodes, making this her longest-running and most substantial television credit during that period. The character, niece of Cynthia Daggert and cousin to both Latisha and Danny Daggert, worked as a barmaid at The Woolpack pub. Her tenure concluded with the character's final appearance on 1 January 2007. This recurring role in the long-running soap opera built on her earlier television experience and marked a breakthrough in her acting career.

Mid-career television and film work (2008–2013)

In the years following her departure from Emmerdale in 2007, Kerry Stacey shifted toward a series of supporting and guest roles in television movies, feature films, and other projects, reflecting a transition from long-running soap opera work to more varied but episodic credits. In 2009, she appeared as Jackie, a social worker, in the television movie The Unloved, directed and co-written by Samantha Morton in her directorial debut. The film, which draws from Morton's own experiences in the foster care system, centers on an 11-year-old girl navigating abuse and social services. In 2010, Stacey played Kizzy in the short film No Lady. In 2011, she portrayed Lindy in the feature film Flutter, a thriller directed by Eric Obinna about a gambler entangled in a dangerous high-stakes game. These roles highlighted her work in independent British cinema and television dramas during this mid-career phase.

Later television appearances (2014–2016)

Later television appearances (2014–2016) In 2014, Kerry Stacey took on the recurring role of Bebe Johnson in the CBBC children's series 4 O'Clock Club, appearing in 10 episodes as the school receptionist and family member to key characters. This marked a shift toward family-oriented programming following her earlier work in adult dramas and soaps. Her final on-screen credits came in 2016 with the role of Mrs. Cave in the CBBC football-themed children's drama Jamie Johnson, where she appeared in 3 episodes. These appearances in children's television concluded her documented acting career on screen during this period, with no further credits recorded after 2016.

Other professional work

Drama school and casting company

Kerry Stacey founded a drama school and casting company in Nottingham in 2008, modeled after Fame Academy and targeted at underprivileged children with the aim of helping participants find work. The venture failed after she offered free lessons and could not cover costs, leading to significant financial losses and bankruptcy proceedings. The school closed in 2011 after three years of operation. She is credited on IMDb as an actress and manager, though specific details of any management activities are limited and not widely documented beyond the above venture. No further developments in non-acting professional roles have been reported in recent years.
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