Original sentence: One reviewer from The Stage commented that she "saved the play.She played Barbara Windsor in the 2006 revival of the Olivier Award-winning comedy Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick at the Octagon Bolton.Sophie landed herself a major role in the BBC Birmingham's daytime soap opera, Doctors, as playing bubbley, gullable Nurse, Cherry Malone, who first entered the soap on 6 April 2009.Sophie was born in May 1986 in Merseyside, Ever since she was a child she wanted to be an Actress
Edited sentence: "  Also affirmative of her performance was Alan Hulme of Manchester Evening News, who wrote "The deliberately compact setting of cutaway caravan interior copes with sightline problems in this three-sided auditorium set-up but it restricts physical action.Abelson began her carrer in theater, including appearances in Death of a Salesman for York Theatre Royal, the David Freeman production of As you like it,  the Braham Murray production of She Stoops to Conquer for Royal Exchange Manchester, the Paul Hunter revival production of Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick, and the Carole Rodd tour of Girls Night Out.Abelson was born in May 1986 in Merseyside, Ever since she was a child she wanted to be an Actress.Also, with the exception of Sophie Abelson as Windsor - who gloriously dominates proceedings - the other two leads aren't look-alike enough to suspend disbelief.In a July 2007 episode of the BBC Birmingham's daytime soap opera, Doctors, she played the role of Tilly Ruffell.Natalie Anglesey of The Stage wrote of the production, "Fortunately young Sophie Abelson bailed them out with a terrific performance as the bubbly, blonde Barbara Windsor.She looks incredibly like the original and her delivery as the giggly starlet is spot on.She not only saved the day, she saved the play.She received positive accolades for her performance as Barbara Windsor in the Paul Hunter production of 2006 revival of the Olivier Award-winning comedy Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick at the Octagon Bolton.She recently filmed a new pilot Call Mickey, directed by Peter Richardson.She was brought back to the series in 2009 in the role of the bubbley and gullable Nurse, Cherry Malone, a character who first entered the soap on 6 April 2009