Melodic, deep, smooth. Cork.
Melodic, deep, smooth. Cork.
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Donna is an actor and voiceover artist from Cork. She played the lead role of ‘Judith Noone’ in the Irish debut (2024) of award-winning play Belfast Girls by Jaki McCarrick. Other stage credits include ‘Silk Campbell’ in No Irish No Blacks No Dogs at The New Theatre, ‘Rima’ in Talking to Terrorists at The Samuel Beckett, ‘Bertha Mason’ in Jane Eyre at The Gate and The Bacchae of Baghdad at The Abbey. She trained at The Focus Theatre, Bel Canto School of Voice and Montfort School of Performing Arts.
Donna has extensive voiceover experience in commercials, audiobooks, radio plays, documentary narration, and in animation projects such as Cartoon Saloon’s pre-school animation ‘Silly Sundays’.
Donna’s film credits include the role of ‘Grace Ture’ in Sweetness in the Belly, ‘Paige Monaghan’ in Hallmark’s Christmas at Castle Hart and ‘Ali’ in award-winning short film QED – where she won Best Supporting Actor at the Dublin Underground Cinema Festival.
TV credits include ‘Francis Frond’ in cBBC’s Nova Jones, ‘Lucy’ in RTE’s The South Westerlies and roles in Conversations with Friends, Blood and Kin. Her breakthrough TV role came as Zambian nurse ‘Ama Chisenga’ on RTE’s Fair City – Ireland’s National Soap Opera.
Her voice is melodic and smooth and she has a strong ability for accents.
