CATHERINE MAITLAND
ABOUT | CATHERINE
Catherine Maitland is a 25 year old professional actor based in London with connections to Norwich, Norfolk. Catherine trained in Acting and Performance (BA Hons) at the University for the Creative arts, where she discovered a love for screen acting.
One of the founding members of Jugs Productions, a female lead theatre company creating and performing uniquely chaotic productions revolving around womanhood. Catherine is playing Abby in their debut play 6FT and Under, which has already sold out its run at the Camden Fringe, and will be returning to stage soon.
Catherine has been credited on IMdB for her work in short films 'Blacks or Whites' 'Luna' and 'What a Circus' which aired on Female Filmmakers: BBC Introducing Arts on BBC 4.​​
Catherine has been featured in radio play ‘A Line Of Poetry’ by John Fryer which has been broadcast across local and hospital radio stations.
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She has also written, directed, and performed her first play 'Though Loved Ones Be Lost', a verbatim play which she hopes to work on in greater detail in the future.
Headshots by Nic Donovan
ABOUT | INFO
Spotlight pin 6534-1208-6243
Height - 5FT10
Eye colour - blue
Hair colour - blonde
Dress size - size 8
Bust - 34IN
Waist - 26IN
Hips - 34IN
Accents - east of England, standard English, RP English, general American, southern states American.
ABOUT | TRAINING
ABOUT | QUALIFICATIONS
Basic stage combat with Bethan Clarke (hand to hand combat, strangling, falls and throws, knife work)
Voice coaching and accent training with Simon Money, who is currently the National Theatre’s voice coach
Improvisation with Jonah Fazel
Ballet, Tap, and Contemporary dance for 10 years
Basic ice skating
Screenwriting
Voice acting for radio plays
Events stewarding at the Lord Mayor’s Precession and UCA Glasshouse
Running children’s parties in a retail environment
BA Hons Acting - second class upper division
Open University digital photography module - pass
Bronze level acting - distinction
Grade 8 verse and prose - distinction
Grade 8 acting - merit
Grade 5 acting - distinction
Medallion verse and prose - distinction
Duke of Edinburgh bronze award