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Join us for a Q&A with Rosie Sheehy, described by The Standard as "easily one the finest stage actors of her generation", as we explore the process, precision, and emotional depth behind her compelling performances.
Currently in Simon Stone’s The Oresteia at the Bridge Theatre, Rosie has become known for her extraordinary versatility and fierce stage presence. Her gripping performances in Guess How Much I Love You? (Royal Court) and Machinal (Old Vic), earned her nominations for Best Actress at the Olivier Awards for two years running. Her body of work spans from classical revivals to contemporary drama, and from auditoriums holding hundreds to intimate black box studios.
Guided by your questions, this masterclass will dive into the heart of Rosie’s creative practice. We will explore her approach to tackling complex characters, her techniques for navigating the rigorous demands of text, and sustaining emotional truth on stage.
Whether you are an actor looking to sharpen your toolkit, a director seeking insight into collaborator dynamics, or a theatre-maker wanting to understand the rigorous preparation behind critically acclaimed performances, this is an opportunity to learn from an artist who is "nothing short of extraordinary" (LondonTheatre.co.uk).
Theatre includes: The Oresteia at the Bridge Theatre; Guess How Much I Love You? (Olivier nomination) at the Royal Court; Machinal (Olivier nomination), The Brightening Air and The Hairy Ape at the Old Vic; An Ark at The Shed, New York; A Midsummer Night’s Dream, King John and All’s Well That Ends Well (Ian Charleson nomination) at the RSC; Romeo and Julie at the National Theatre; An Interrogation at Hampstead; Uncle Vanya at Theatre Clwyd and Sheffield Theatres; The Wolves at Theatre Royal Stratford East; and Oleanna at Theatre Royal Bath.
Television includes: the upcoming series of Black Doves, The Red King, Steeltown Murders, Wild Bill, and Chernobyl.
Film includes Pillion and the upcoming The Custom of the Country.
Rosie trained at RADA.