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When "Blood" started at Le Joke Jean Kittson, a B.Ed.(Drama and Media), was already on familiar terms with Melbourne's comedy scene.

After returning from two years overseas she decided to restart her acting career by creating and performing her own characters at Le Joke "try out" nights. "Blood" followed soon afterwards.

In the late Eighties Jean rose to national prominence in the ABC show "The Big Gig" where her sharply observed television characters - the New Age "Candida" and newsreader Veronica Glenhuntly, struck an instant chord with viewers and critics alike.

Since then Jean has performed in countless productions for stage, screen and radio, including Midsummer Night's Dream in Melbourne's Botanic Gardens and as the lead in David Williamson's "Siren".

Character

NURSE PAM SANDWICH

Nurse Pam makes Florence Nightingale look like a serial killer.

Completely devoted to her profession - idealistic, caring, selfless, sensitive,   gentle Pam desperately wants to heal the sick.

Born an orphan in St. Christophers, she has returned to solve her own private MYSTERY.

Armed with industrial strength surgical gloves, Pam can cope with any medical emergency -  but beneath her starched white exterior, Pam also nurses a DARK SECRET.

She is in love with the only person she has ever met who shares her lofty ideals: DR RAY GOOD.