Kate Skinner

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REVIEWS: On 'Low Level Panic', July 2016: "Kate Skinner digs deep as the haunted Mary." -Jason Blake, SMH, 15th July, 2016 "Skinner as Mary is raw and fragile, demonstrating a powerful understanding of the emotional aftermath of an assault." -Alana Kaye, Theatre Now "Skinner bears the brunt of the violence conversation with a self-consciousness every woman recognizes.. The three women present superb performances that alternately forge shudders and smiles of recognition in all the women in the room." -Lisa Thatcher On 'Through These Lines', September 2014: "Kate Skinner as Sister Florence Whiting gives a particularly powerful performance; she’s the sober soul navigating the awful, and absurd, tension between wooing and warring."- Veronica Kaye, Theatre Red, 30th Sept, 2014 On 'Music', Griffin Theatre Company, April 2014: “[Stokes] and Skinner are excellent as the manipulative and guileless new friends” –Jason Blake, SMH, 6th April, 2014 “Skinner nails Sarah, oscillating from gregarious frivolity to fear.” - Jasmine Crittenden, Concrete Playground, 9th April, 2014 On 'The Great Lie of the Western World', TAP Gallery, April 2012: "...this team is incredibly engaging, with Kate Skinner the standout."- Veronica Kaye, Theatre Red Drake the Amazing "It’s the romance that carries the play, in no small part due to Kate Skinner, whose Claudette has a spiky appeal reminiscent of great old-time movie stars." - Pierce Wilcox, TimeOutSydney.com Harbord Horror “Francine (an engaging turn by the attractive Kate Skinner)" -Woody Anders, IMDB, 29th July, 2009 Getting Out “...the uptight secretary Belinda (Kate Skinner, who has a dramatic transformation from the loud Genevieve).." -Graham Trelfer, Remote Goat, 23rd April, 2009 "Kate Skinner plays Belinda very well and expertly contrasts her with her other character, the bolshie Genevieve (Firm Partner) .... Genevieve is lazy yet uses her sexual prowess and sometimes her bad temper to get her way. Skinner gives her the perfect mix of sugar and spice." -Skye Crawford, The Fringe Review, 26th April, 2009 Click Tease “'Debbie89 (brought to life with verve by Kate Skinner)” -Kryztoff Fringe Raw, March 2010