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SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Katrina was a regular ensemble actor for the THE WEDGE (Ch10); FLIPSIDE (ABC TV) and weekly radio serial THE BREAKFAST SHIFT (ABC 774). A Moosehead Award recipient for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Show FOOTY CHICKS, Katrina’s credits also include playing the the lead in the telemovie ECONOMY CLASS (Ch7), the nurse in the original SAW short film and the depressed mum in the TONES & I music video for NEVER SEEN THE RAIN. TV credits include lead guest roles on series such as: WILFRED, ALL SAINTS, CITY HOMICIDE, PRANK PATROL, BLUE HEELERS.
SHOWREELS & CLIP LIBRARY:
https://vimeo.com/album/5218320
AWARDS
Best Ensemble Cast, British Web Awards, London, UK for "Incoming: Words of War" 2021
Best Ensemble nomination, NZ WebFest for "Incoming: Words of War" 2021
Best Ensemble nomination, Asia Web Awards, South Korea for "Incoming: Words of War" 2021
Best Production, awarded to director/writer and cast for 'Talking in Circles' at PlaySix 2020
Best Supporting Actor nomination, Terror in the Bay Film Festival for "Maggie May" 2020
Moosehead Recipient, Melbourne International Comedy Festival for "Footy Chicks" with Fiona Harris 2003
REVIEWS
ONLY WASHING AND BABIES, Monologue for the Madwomen Monologues
"Katrina Mathers, living life vicariously in 'Only Washing and Babies' ... was wonderfully performed". TAGG
MAGGIE MAY, Short Film
“Katrina Mathers does a fantastic job.” Fantasia IFF
“Standing ovations to both Katrina Mathers and Lulu McClatchy. Amazing performances!” 13Horror.com
“Both McClatchy and Mathers are superb.” Gruesome Magazine
DOUG HOLCOMBE, Theatre
“The excellent Katrina Mathers brings so much presence, she haunts the space after she leaves" Robert Chuter, ArtsHub Performing Arts Reviews
THE WEDGE, Network 10 Sketch Series
"I thought it was the freshest new thing on TV... Sandra Sultry was very funny". Neil Mitchell, 3AW
FOOTY CHICKS, Moosehead Award Comedy Festival Show
“Fiona Harris & Katrina Mathers are excellent in the roles of Fran and Jane, creating a wonderful Odd Couple type relationship… based on the quality of writing and performance in Footy Chicks, they will be well worth watching in the future… It’s funny, entertaining and well worth seeing". Stageleft
“Fiona Harris & Katrina Mathers carry the entire show… with finely-honed acting skills and timing that keep the laughs coming…” The Chaser
“Harris and Mathers deliver a tight and amusing performance… the characters were made real by well-honed acting abilities… ” InPress
“A slick two-hander, Footy Chicks is a hilarious expose of what some women will put themselves through in the name of being, or becoming, a footballer's girlfriend” The Age
CRAZY RICHARD, Independent Short Feature (Co-Writer/Co-Director/Actor)
"Mathers' descent into virtual madness is both compelling and blackly funny." Shadows on the Wall Film Festival Review
"A polished, classy film... Keep an eye on these guys, they are going places." Trevor Gensch, Filmnet
“The film's stars (and subjects and filmmakers!) are all extremely well cast” British Film Institute
"Utterly compelling... brilliantly written, beautifully observed… A powerful intelligent film, a lament on the way in which reality is being assaulted in the media, part fact, part fiction." London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
SHOT, Multimedia Narrative CD-Rom / Online
“The actress who played all the parts in this piece is astonishing. It would not have worked without the acting skill she brought to this work” Michael Buckley, VCA
ECONOMY CLASS, HSV7 Telemovie
“Young actress Katrina Mathers shines as a streetwise kid who forms an unlikely relationship with an unemployed engineer” David Baird, Herald-Sun
“It is well acted (Mathers is terrific) and production values are excellent for a low budget feature” Garry Mansfield, Herald-Sun
“Katrina Mathers gives an edgy, unexaggerated performance as Mezza” Phillip Adams, The Australian.
