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Catrin Aaron

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Catrin Aaron is a Welsh actress who trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. She is an associate for Theatr Clwyd and has been part of the Globe Ensemble at Shakespeare's Globe since 2018. She lives in London.

Early life Aaron was born and raised in Rhyl, Clwyd, where she attended Ysgol Bryn Hedydd and Rhyl High School. Since then, she has returned to Clwyd often, where she rose to fame as LV in The Rise and Fall of Little Voice in 2017. Wales Arts Review wrote of her performance: "Aaron’s beautiful renditions of classic songs were indistinguishable from the originals, the most moving being her performance of Edith Piaf’s ‘Non, je ne regrette rien’."

In 2015, Aaron was nominated for Best Female Performance in the English Language by the Welsh Theatre Awards for her role as The Manager in Contractions at the Chapter Arts Centre. The accolade was ultimately awarded to her Contractions co-star Sara Lloyd-Gregory, who played Emma.

Aaron is also a familiar face at Shakespeare's Globe, where she made her debut in the double-bill Hamlet and As You Like It, as Horatio and Phebe / Corin respectively. Silence Silence Sherman Theatre ImMortal Performer NoFit State Circus Theatre Silas Marner Eppie Theatr Clwyd Tartuffe Marianne

The Three Musketeers Constance One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Nurse Flinn Theatr Clwyd Round And Round The Garden Hobson's Choice Vickey

Of Mice And Men Curley's Wife

Twilight Tales Various The Norman Conquests Ruth Torch Theatre Festen Mette

A Small Family Business Harriet Dancing At Lughnasa Christina Mundy

Gaslight Bella Manningham Taking Steps Elizabeth

What People Do (Let's Get Visceral) Jane The Old Vic Tunnels Humbug Various

Aristocrats Alice

Contractions The Manager Chapter Arts Centre The Fever The Traveller The Old Fire Station

The Forsythe Sisters Diane Gaggle Babble The Light of Heart Fan

All My Sons Ann Deever

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Mae Henry V Fluellen Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice LV Theatr Clwyd The Wizard of Oz Miss Gulch / Wicked Witch of the West Sheffield Crucible

Hamlet Horatio

As You Like It Phebe / Corin

Orpheus Descending Beulah Binnings Theatr Clwyd / Menier Chocolate Factory The Lovely Bones Abigail Salmon Birmingham Repertory Theatre / Tour 2020 Macbeth: A Conjuring Lennox Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

Missing Julie Christine Theatr Clwyd Isla Isla / PC Jones Theatr Clwyd / Royal Court Theatre 2023 Romeo and Julie Barb National Theatre

Out of Season Amy Hampstead Theatre Richard III Hastings / Tyrell Shakespeare's Globe Our Country's Good Liz Morden Lyric Hammersmith 2024/25 All's Well That Ends Well Widow Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

Henry V Hostess / Queen Isabel / Governor of Harfleur Royal Shakespeare Company Atlantis Claire Theatr Clwyd / Chichester Festival Theatre Filmography Film

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Awards and nominations Year Award Category Nominated work Result Ref. 2015 Wales Theatre Awards Best Female Performance in the English Language Contractions Nominated

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