Katie Greenall (she/they) is a director, theatre maker & writer living in NE London. Since graduating with a degree in Acting and Community Theatre from East 15, she has been delivering projects and making work with Young People and Communities all over London and internationally. She was worked with organisations such as the Donmar Warehouse, NYT of GB and the National Theatre. Katie is the Young Company Director at the Bush Theatre and Theatre Royal Stratford East. In 2023, As We Face The Sun- which she co-directed with Bush Theatre Artistic Director Lynette Linton- was nominated for an Offie. 

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Katie was a member of the Poetry Collective at the Roundhouse, as well as reaching the final of the Roundhouse Poetry Slam in 2018. She was a Resident Artist at the Roundhouse in 2018-19, part of the Soho Theatre Writer's Lab programme, long-listed Channel 4 Screenwriting Course in 2021 and a member of VAULT Five. In 2020, she was runner up in Evening Standard Future Theatre Fund for theatre making and she has appeared on radio and several podcasts, including BBC's Women's Hour & The Guilty Feminist, as well as writing from the Metro Online, Refinery29 & Bustle.

 

Katie also made FATTY FAT FAT, a solo show about living in a fat body. It won the VAULTS Origins Award for Outstanding New Work in 2019 and following this, completed a sold out 5* run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In Spring 2020, FFF was due to head out on a tour of England & Wales, and its final performances were in Soho Theatre's main house in September 2021. The show was supported by Arts Council England, and was published by Salamander Street in 2020. You can buy a copy here!

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Katie is currently making a new solo show BLUBBER, which follows her quest to reconnect with her own body through synchronised swimming, care and whales. This show is currently in development supported by: Arts Council England, arts depot, Cambridge Junction, Battersea Arts Centre, Roundhouse, Marlborough Productions, VAULT Festival, the Barbican and MAST, and it is produced by The Hale. 

 

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