Spotlight: http://www.spotlight.com/0610-9087-2453
IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1063623/
Dublin Agent: Alex Cusack Management
London Agent: Simon Allan at Harter Allen Agency
VO Agent: Volcanic
New York/U.S. Manager: Ann Kelly with Ivy Rock Management
Showreel of Kathleen’s Film & TV work: https://vimeo.com/890230930
Read about Kathleen Warner Yeates recent work 2021 in The Letters (feature film), Dublin in a Rainstorm (theatre) and John Connors Acting Academy (TV). More info here: When it Rains it Pours!
Recently Appeared:
2025 (so far)
Cast in featured role as Agatha Devon in The Hardacres TV series, episode 5, to air in early 2026 on Channel 5 and Britbox TV in U.S. Cast in featured role of Edie Williams in the TV series The Rainmaker episode 5 which will aired August on the USA Network TV. Appeared in the Galway Film Fleadh in a supporting role as Nora in the feature film Sunphlower. Was the voice of Marth the Giraffe (and other roles) in the animated short film Little Ceasar in the Dublin International Film Festival, and other festivals.
2024
Featured role in Stable a short film by Laura Whelan showing in multiple film festivals including Fastnet Film Festival, among others.
Filmed principle role in Sunphlower feature film.
Voiceover for the animated short film, Little Ceasar.
2023
Appeared on stage January 6th, 2023 on stage at the Abbey Theatre for the 24-hour plays in aid of Dublin Youth Theatre, playing The Toothfairy in an original one act play “AGM with Them.”
“The Letters” feature film by Robbie Walsh will be screening in New York City January 26th, 2023 as part of the #Origin1stIrishTheatreFestival. Kathleen plays one of the lead roles in this film. Still streaming on Amazon Prime here: https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0SFS7YDP220GK87CFWRHWIX5MF/ref=atv_sr_fle_c_Tn74RA_1_1_1?sr=1-1&pageTypeIdSource=ASIN&pageTypeId=B0B8SSL3FZ&qid=1702358476233&fbclid=IwY2xjawE6jN5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHbYjqt4e-S_gWfeFuiU9-FiJNudECMyjG7_G-R9dPanMYKgQDnm8mMw2OQ_aem_eQR–9c2J638r2kDU7wEUQ
Playing the lead role in feature film “Where We Left It” , by Ronika Merl and directed by Jason Fergus Forde to be released in early 2024.
Shot leading role in two short films, Wishing and Stable (at the Galway Film Fleadh), to be released in 2023.
IFTA online discussion about the making of The Letters feature film on Youtube; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv1Qkm6e4vA
2022 and earlier…
Re-voiced the leading role of La Perichole in the 2022 re-release of the feature film with Robert Deniro, Kathy Bates, F. Murray Abrahmson, Harvey Keitel and Gabrial Byrne in The Bridge on San Luie Rey – Remastered.
The Changemakers with the Sorente Project on RTE 1, February 7thh, 2022.
“John Connors Acting Academy”, RTE 2 series, November 2021, as acting coach.
“Dublin in a Rainstorm”, as Kate Boyle with Lipzinc Theatre at Smock Alley Theatre Main Stage, November 2021
“The Letters”, as leading role of Mary in award winning feature film by Robbie Walsh 2021.
“Little Women“, as Aunt Carroll in a BBC/PBS mini-series with Angela Landesbury, Michael Gambon and Emily Watson.
“Zooming for Home”, as Mother in TransAtlantic Tales live ZOOM series with AboutFACE Theatre Company as part of the 1st Irish Theatre Festival NYC 2021.
“True” , short film, as Maeve, directed by Shane J. Collins, Story Creative Artists, in DIFF 2020.
“Laugh While You Can”, as Vicky in a new musical in development at Torn Page Studio, NYC January 2020.
“Forever in my Heart”, as Evelyn in Hallmark Channel feature film.
“Gods of the Ozarks”, as Isadora Boone in a play with AboutFACE Theatre, Civic
“MAM Behind the Mic” a cabaret performance at Smock Alley April 2018
“Broken Family”, 4 part web series of an Improvised film by Adam Rael.
“MAM Behind the Mic” a cabaret performance at Smock Alley April 2017
“MAM’S Observe the Sons…” performance at Abbey National Theatre, September 2016.
“Hamlet” as Gertrude, AC Productions at the New Theatre, Temple Bar, Dublin in Spring 2016.
Overview
Kathleen has over 35 years experience in theatre, film and voice overs. She has performed on stage in lead roles in musicals, new plays, experimental theatre, contemporary plays, Spoken Word, Shakespeare, and Shaw. In film she has had the female lead role in four
After a 10 year family leave and a move from New York to Dublin, she returned to the business and was awarded the “Best Duologue” performance in the Dublin IAG industry showcase April 2014 as voted by Maureen Hughes (Love/Hate), Louise Keily (Ripper Street), Mark O’Connor (Between the Canals, King of the Travellers). Since then she has been going non-stop in theatre, film, TV and Voiceover.
Testimonials
“As a working and active director and producer (and former ICM Agent), I have seen my share of actresses but I have to say Kathleen is one of the best actresses I have ever had the pleasure of watching. She has a huge heart and uses it in her work, which can not help but affect and engage the audience intensely. Her authenticity, precision and spirit has few peers. I can’t wait to work with her again.”
Jim Jermanok, Film Writer, Director, Producer, New York City
“I recently directed Kathleen as an actor on a short improvisational film project. Kathleen is an incredible artist to work and collaborate with, with an incredible emotional range and an intricate and highly impressive knowledge of her craft. As I learned very quickly on the production Kathleen’s ability to improvise and push a scene dramatically is second to none. I would recommend Kathleen to anyone looking to work with an astonishingly talented actor.”
Adam Rael, Film Director & Writer, Dublin, Ireland
Representation
Acting CV and Demo Reel available on:
Animation V.O. Demo
Commercial Animation V.O. Demo
Reviews for Theatre and Film Performances (Many more being added here soon!)
As Gertrude in Hamlet:
“... with Kathleen Warner Yeates being a tower of strength as the conflicted Gertrude.”
Examiner, Dublin
… solemnly impressive performances from Paul Kealyn and Kathleen Warner Yeates as the King and Queen.”
Emer O’Kelly, Sunday Independant, Ireland
“… a very controlled and confident Kathleen Warner Yeates.”
Red Curtain Review, Ireland
“…the weak-willed Queen — Kathleen Warner Yeates’s handwringing, drink-dependent Gertrude. In addition to a hinted Oedipal relationship with her son, Warner Yeates adds intemperance, avarice and an all-too-mutable loyalty to her list of sins.”
Paul Kelly, The Local News, Dublin
As Babe in Crimes of the Heart
“… touchingly realistic characterization, both sad and funny.”
Main Line Times, Philadelphia, PA
“… fine character work… wonderful to watch.”
Suburban and Wayne Times, PA
As Polly Peachum in Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera
“… perfect in the role, delicate and funny, with a charm reminiscent of Amy Irving.”
Main Line Times, Philadelphia, PA
“… has the voice and dramatic style to master Weill’s jagged, unmelodic tunes and Brecht’s rough and roughing lyrics.”
The Philadephia Inquirer, Philadelphia, PA
“… voice, look, and personality came together to result in an interesting and amusing character.”
Catholic Standard and Times, Philadelphia, PA
As Jane in When it Hits the Air
“… with her excellent timing and superbly comic flair manages to save many a sagging moment.”
Center City Weekly, Philadelphia, PA
“… plays the role with zest and a sure sense of caricature.”
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, PA
As The Daughter of Indra in A Dream Play
“… a real acting feat, bringing sense and depth to a character which is written as a whispy cloud.”
Chestnut Hill Local, Philadelphia, PA
“… gracious, curious, empathetic and believable.”
Suburban and Wayne Times, PA
“… a vibrant actress!”
Center City Weekly, Philadelphia, PA
As Dora Van Tyne in Romance on the Rails
“… a joy to watch, flashing feathers and mink stoles with a big city panache, prancing and preening like a Wild West Sarah Bernhardt”.
The Bakersfield Californian, CA
As Ellen the Cunning Woman in Vinegar Tom
“…among the more convincing portrayals… Kathleen L. Warner as the herbalist known as the Cunning Woman who sees the writing on the wall.”
Backstage, NYC
As Mary Killoran the lead role in the feature film “Killers”
“Fine acting by both Hugh O’Gorman… and Kathleen Warner as… Mary Killoran…”
IMDB Review
Headshots
Kathleen Warner Yeates by Steve Langan
Kathleen Warner Yeates by Steve Langan
Kathleen Warner Yeates by Steve Langan
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