Age Range - 15-25

Biography - Born in Dublin, and a former member of Dry Rain Youth Theatre, LauraÍs recent theatre credits include; Mollser in Ben Barnes production of The Plough and the Stars at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin and in the Barbican Centre, London, the Irish premiere of Far Away directed by Jimmy Fay for Bedrock Theatre Company at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin and The Morning After Optimism directed by Gerry Stembridge at the Peacock Theatre, Dublin. Laura also appeared in The Plough and the Stars at the Abbey Theatre, in A View From the Bridge, directed by Marck Brockaw at the Gate Theatre, A Christmas Carol also at the Gate Theatre and in Dogshow at the Galway Arts Festival. LauraÍs film and television credits include The Big Bow Wow (RTE2), Plane Jane (Shortcuts), Shergar and she will soon appear as Amanda in Granada televisionÍs TV film Whatever Love Means. She appeared as Mary Keegan in the two part TV Drama Stardust directed by Ciaran Donnelly for Brackside/RTE, and will soon appear as Saoirse Brady in Single-Handed4-part TV series for RTE, directed by Colm McCarthy for Touchpaper Films.