Kate Mayne

Name:

Kate Mayne

Gender:

Female

Short Description:

25 year old Actor

Region:

South West

Email address:

klmayne04@msn.com

URLs:

• https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B3ORQh9zofsybXZSNG8wZDlrY00
• http://www.katemayne.com/
• http://www.spotlight.com/interactive/cv/9765-1208-1142

I studied Drama at Kingston University and trained on the Made In Bristol Project at Bristol Old Vic Theatre. Acting is what I do and I love every minute of it, although I did train in devising for theatre as well as a performing. Always open to meeting other like-minded creative people and making new contacts. Please feel free to get in contact with me on my email address and/or ideastap profile, or you can follow me on Twitter (@MayneKate). For more information please click on my Show Reel, Website and Spotlight links above.

RECENT ACTING CREDITS

Mowgli, THE JUNGLE BOOK, produced by Flying Pizza Theatre, performed at Tricycle Theatre / London Tour, directed by Tina Hofman (2012-13)

Isabel, GAME OF LIFE, produced by Bender and Lewenstein Productions, performed at The Yard Theatre Hackney Wick, directed by Russell Bender (2012)

Daughter, WE'RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT, produced by Kenny Wax Ltd and Nick Brooke Ltd, performed at Exeter Northcott / International Tour, directed by Sally Cookson (2011-2012)

PAST REVIEWS

For GAME OF LIFE directed by Russell Bender:
"...special mention should be given to Kate Mayne who never fails to bring each moment to life. She discovers a raw beauty in a young teenager trapped inside autism, society's boundaries and emotional loss." (The London Word, Christopher Hammond, 2012).

For FAIRYMONSTERGHOST directed by John Retallack:
"...Kate Mayne, in her first professional stage role, is staggeringly accomplished as Peaseblossom, flitting in and out of her fitful dreamscapes with a beguiling lightness of touch and asexual innocence, chirpily deconstructing her hazy, crazy midsummer eve with warmth and wonder." (**** Venue Magazine, Joe Spurgeon, 2011).

For FUENTE OVEJUNA directed by Heather Williams:
"...There were some first-rate individual performances to add to the ensemble work: ...Kate Mayne's courtly, quiet wisdom as Queen Isabella..." (**** Bristol Evening Post, Gerry Parker, 2004).