Claire Sweeney Leaves Coronation Street for Annie
Actress Claire Sweeney, who plays Cassie Plummer, is departing Coronation Street in summer 2026 to star as Miss Hannigan in the UK tour of musical Annie.
Actress Claire Sweeney, who plays Cassie Plummer, is departing Coronation Street in summer 2026 to star as Miss Hannigan in the UK tour of musical Annie.
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