Ellen O'Malley Camps

Ellen O'Malley Camps also known as Helen Camps is an Irish-born Trinidad and Tobago actor, stage director, producer and playwright.

Theatre career Camps was invited by her neighbour, Michael de la Bastide, to participate in a pantomime being put on by his sister. Her performance was noticed by Derek Walcott, who as there to review the play for the Trinidad Guardian, and he invited her to the Trinidad Theatre Workshop. Camps made her stage debut in Walcott's Dream on Monkey Mountain,

Personal life Camps met her husband, Michael Camps, in Dublin. They moved to Trinidad and Tobago, his home country, in 1966. That same year, she became a citizen of the country. She has five children.