Clare Barry, a remarkably gifted and accomplished actress, initially refined her remarkable acting abilities at the esteemed and renowned Webber Douglas Academy, thereby establishing a solid foundation for a prosperous and illustrious career in the world of theatre.
As a talented individual, her journey in the world of theatre took an exciting turn when she had the opportunity to collaborate with the esteemed Producer Becky Finlay-Hall of the Olive Branch Theatre Company. This fruitful partnership led to a notable collaboration on the production of Kapital in 2007, where she played a deceased character during the rehearsal period, a unique and challenging role that showcased her versatility as an actress.
This experience with Producer Finlay-Hall resulted in a subsequent casting opportunity in the 2010 production of SSDD, where she brought to life the character of Lynn, the matriarchal landlady of the Magpie Pub. Her performance was a masterclass in delivering a poignant and comedic portrayal of the character, earning her critical acclaim and further solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Clare's multifaceted career has been marked by her impressive duality as both a thespian and a visionary director, boasting an impressive array of credits at the esteemed Illyria Theatre.
As an actor, Clare has had the privilege of bringing to life the iconic character of "Jack Worthing" in a production of Oscar Wilde's timeless classic, The Importance of Being Earnest.
Furthermore, Clare has demonstrated her mastery of the director's chair by helming an adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel, Pride & Prejudice, which has led to a fruitful trajectory of collaborations with other esteemed companies in the industry.
These accomplishments have undoubtedly solidified Clare's position as a respected and sought-after talent in her field, with a bright future of creative endeavors yet to come.
Clare has expanded her repertoire beyond the stage, making a significant impact in the world of television, where she has garnered attention for her appearances on the renowned British soap opera Coronation Street.
Her most recent and notable performance was the original one-woman monologue, "Becoming Mum: A Cautionary Tale", which she herself penned. This remarkable production premiered at the esteemed North Devon Fringe Festival.
