Kathryn Dunn

Kathryn Dunn's recent West End theatre credits include the dance musical Contact at The Queen's Theatre in London.

Kathryn originates from Australia. She won a RAD bursary to study at the Royal Ballet School and later joined the company. She went on to perform in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet, Mayerling and Manon; Sir Frederick Ashton's La Fille Mal Gardée and Ballet Imperial; David Bintley's Galantaries and Sons of Horus; Jerome Robbins' Opus no 19 and George Balanchine's Serenade.

She then joined Graeme Murphy's Sydney Dance Company as a freelance artist performing in The Protected Veil, Piano Sonata, Black and Blue and Gloria. She has also danced with the Chunky Move Dance Company and Stephen Page's Bangarra Dance Theatre.

Recently she played Stella in Anthony Shaffer's The Thing in the Wheelchair, directed by Dianne Cilento at the Karnak Playhouse, Queensland.

Television and Film credits include a guest role in Channel Nine's Water Rats, the ABC drama Wet and the short films Null and Void and Black.

Her choreographic work includes Bruce Beresford's Paradise Road and ID, a children's show for the Sydney Opera House which she also co-directed.