Marsha Thomason is an English actress known for her role in NBC’s ‘Las Vegas.’
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Marsha Thomason is an English actress known for her role in NBC’s ‘Las Vegas.’
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Marsha Lisa Thomason was born on 19 January 1976 in Moston, Greater Manchester, England, to Peter and Phyllis Thomason. She studied at the Holy Trinity Primary School and North Manchester High School for Girls. Later on, Thomason attended Oldham Sixth Form College and studied theatre studies, media studies, and performing arts there. After this, she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Manchester Metropolitan University. The actress also attended Oldham Theatre Workshop, where she performed in youth theatre productions.
On 5 April 2009, Thomason got married to lighting technician Craig Sykes. As of now, the couple has a daughter, Tallulah Anaïs.
Marsha Thomason first rose to fame with her appearance in the British television series ‘Pie in the Sky’. She then went on to perform in the series ‘Where the Heart Is’ and ‘Playing the Field. In 2001, she guest-starred in the drama ‘Table 12’. A year later, she played roles in the movies ‘Long Time Dead’ and ‘Pure’. Then from 2003 to 2005, the actress acted in the U.S. television series titled ‘Las Vegas’ as Nessa Holt. During this time, she also got featured in the flicks ‘The Haunted Mansion’ and ‘My Baby's Daddy’.
Soon after this, Thomason appeared in the movies ‘Caffeine’ and ‘The Tripper’ as well as in the comedy short ‘Tug of War’. In the year 2007, she began playing the role of Naomi Dorritt in the series ‘Lost’. In the ensuing years, she appeared in the big screen projects namely ‘Messiah V: The Rapture’ and ‘Into the Blue 2: The Reef’.
During this time, the British actress also did the series ‘Easy Money’, ‘Make It or Break It’ and ‘White Collar’. Then after guest-starring on the shows ‘Men at Work’ and ‘Safe House’ respectively, Thomason appeared in an episode of ‘Bones’ in 2017. That year, she also appeared in episodes of ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ and ‘The Good Doctor.’