Review: Turmoil, Battersea Library
With blind goats, flamenco dancing, and Brazilian exuberance, Turmoil is a surreal tragicomedy set in an over-the-top Jane Austenesque South-American world. ...
Katie Walsh
Review: All The Things I Lied About, Soho Theatre
Katie Bonna is in desperate want of being asked to do a TED talk. Katie knows every aspect of what is needed for the criteria of presenting one. Katie opens the...
Review: Boat, Battersea Arts Centre
Boat devised and created by Company Three, is inspired by news stories across Europe in the face of the migrant crisis. The ensemble use their own stories and u...
Review: Dark Corners, Battersea Arts Centre
We’re all presented with a blank canvas in our life, a blank sheet to create our own story, with the opportunity to build and form our life narrative. Dark Corn...
Review: The Winter’s Tale, Silk Street Theatre
In a clinical kingdom on dark grey and blues, King Leontes reveals his suspicions of his Queen’s fidelity with his brother; which in true Shakespearean fashion ...
Review: Gabriel, Richmond Theatre
In Nazi occupied Guernsey, Jeanne Becquet is faced with the hard task of protecting her exuberant and dysfunctional family with her Jewish daughter in-law Lily ...
Katie Walsh
Katie hails from the West of Ireland where she has been encompassed by the Arts from a young age. With a Masters in Drama and theatre from NUIG, she has a varied background in theatre; on the stage, playing music or behind the scenes searching for missing props as a disgruntled stage manager. Other interests include telling endless anecdotes, spending time with her cats and cleaning London's canals.