Resumé
Katherine Parkinson is a London based actor.
A prolific stage and screen actor, Katherine is best known for her BAFTA award-winning performance in Channel 4’s 'The IT Crowd'.
Her most recent TV credits include the adaptation of her own play 'Sitting' (BBC4), 'Taskmaster' (C4), 'Pandemonium' (BBC), 'Unprecedented' (BBC4), 'Defending the Guilty (BBC2), 'Humans' (C4), 'Hang Ups' (C4), 'The Honourable Woman' (BBC), 'Inside No 9' (BBC) and 'Sherlock' (BBC).
Films include 'Radioactive' (Amazon Prime), 'This Nan's Life', 'Paul Dood's Deadly Lunchbreak', 'How to Fake a War', 'The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society' and 'The Boat that Rocked'.
On stage, she has performed in 'Shoe Lady' (Royal Court), 'Uncle Vanya' (Theatre Royal Bath), 'Home I'm Darling' (National/West End), 'Dead Funny' (Vaudeville), 'Before the Party' (Almeida) and 'Absent Friends' (Harold Pinter Theatre) amongst others.
Katherine can currently be seen in comedies 'Spreadsheet' (C4), 'Here We Go' (BBC1) and on stage at the National in Shakespeare's 'Much Ado about Nothing'
A prolific stage and screen actor, Katherine is best known for her BAFTA award-winning performance in Channel 4’s 'The IT Crowd'.
Her most recent TV credits include the adaptation of her own play 'Sitting' (BBC4), 'Taskmaster' (C4), 'Pandemonium' (BBC), 'Unprecedented' (BBC4), 'Defending the Guilty (BBC2), 'Humans' (C4), 'Hang Ups' (C4), 'The Honourable Woman' (BBC), 'Inside No 9' (BBC) and 'Sherlock' (BBC).
Films include 'Radioactive' (Amazon Prime), 'This Nan's Life', 'Paul Dood's Deadly Lunchbreak', 'How to Fake a War', 'The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society' and 'The Boat that Rocked'.
On stage, she has performed in 'Shoe Lady' (Royal Court), 'Uncle Vanya' (Theatre Royal Bath), 'Home I'm Darling' (National/West End), 'Dead Funny' (Vaudeville), 'Before the Party' (Almeida) and 'Absent Friends' (Harold Pinter Theatre) amongst others.
Katherine can currently be seen in comedies 'Spreadsheet' (C4), 'Here We Go' (BBC1) and on stage at the National in Shakespeare's 'Much Ado about Nothing'