Catherine Rowney is a versatile actor with a love of character acting and honest realism. Her statuesque figure and apparently effortless poise affords her a suitable disguise for her wry sense of comedy.

Whether on stage or screen Catherine's expressive eyes capture and engage her audience. Her roles have varied from Ann in Arthur Miller's All my sons to a comic psychotic nun in the play Legends of the tube at the Greenwich Playhouse.

She admires actresses such as Stockard Channing for their subtlety and open vulnerability, and fondly cites the golden era of film musicals as an inspiration for large expressive performances – particularly enjoying Rosalind Russell's Everything’s coming up roses from Gypsy.