Kate O'Flynn

Kate O'Flynn is a British actress known for her work in theater, television, and film. O'Flynn gained recognition through her performances with the Royal Exchange Theatre Company, including "The Children's Hour," which earned her a TMA Theatre Award for Best Supporting Performance in a Play. Her screen debut in Mike Leigh's film "Happy-Go-Lucky" marked the beginning of a collaborative relationship with the director, continuing with roles in "Mr. Turner" and "Peterloo."

O'Flynn's stage career includes performances in the National Theatre's production of "Port," for which she received a Critics' Circle Theatre Award, and a leading role in "The Glass Menagerie," which brought her a Laurence Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress. She has appeared in productions such as "A Taste of Honey" and Alistair McDowall's solo piece "All of It" at Royal Court Theatre. Her stage work also includes participation in the Harold Pinter season Pinter at the Pinter.

On television, O'Flynn played Dr. Peep in the police comedy drama "No Offence," appeared as DC Emma Lancing in the miniseries "Landscapers," and earned a Royal Television Society North West Award for Best Performance in a Comedy for her role as Fiona in Channel 4's "Everyone Else Burns." She also portrayed Princess Mary Tudor in the Amazon series "My Lady Jane."

O'Flynn achieved international recognition for her role as Patricia Moyer in Apple TV+'s horror-comedy series "Widow's Bay." The series, created by Katie Dippold and directed by Hiro Murai, received critical acclaim and multiple Emmy nominations, including a nomination for O'Flynn for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Her work continues to contribute to the landscape of British and international acting across stage, television, and film.