C < > Cain John Caird Jonathan Cake David Calder Pedro Calderón de la Barca Michael Calf Camille Camino Real Cheryl Campbell Il Candelaio Can Opener The Canterbury Tales Captain Swing John Carlisle Jason Carr Carrie Nancy Carroll Elaine Cassidy The Castle The Caucasian Chalk Circle The Changeling Jan Chappell Ian Charleson Ian Charleson Awards Geoffrey Chaucer Paddy Chayefsky Anton Chekhov Nick Chelton The Cherry Orchard Children of the Sun Alison Chitty A Christmas Carol Christopher Columbus Tony Church Caryl Churchill The Churchill Play Clay Dennis Clinton A Clockwork Orange The Collection Patience Collier Columbus and the Discovery of Japan The Comedy of Errors Complete Works Festival Comrades Kerry Condon William Congreve Shelley Conn Paule Constable The Constant Couple Nina Conti Kandis Cook Ron Cook Dominic Cooke Nigel Cooke Richard Cordery Coriolanus Charlotte Cornwell Oliver Cotton Yvonne Coulette Country Dancing The Country Wife Courtyard Theatre Cousin Vladimir Andrea J. Cox Brian Cox Claire Cox Cries from the Casement Crimes in Hot Countries The Criminals Derbhle Crotty Bob Crowley The Crucible Frances Cuka Paddy Cunneen Liam Cunningham Julian Curry Curse of the Starving Class Curtmantle Cyril Cusack Niamh Cusack Sinéad Cusack The Custom of the Country Cymbeline Cyrano de Bergerac		Elaine Cassidy Elaine Cassidy was still at school in Kilcoole, County Wicklow, when Atom Egoyan cast her as Felicia in Felicia's Journey (1999). It was a remarkable beginning. Her serious brown eyes and bare schoolgirl legs were the outward signs of a performance that captured perfectly the character's sweet determination, naivety and vulnerability. She has since fulfilled the promise of Felicia in an impressive range of work: the mute maid in The Others (Alejandro Amenábar, 2001); Runt in Disco Pigs (Kirsten Sheridan, 2001); Agnes in The Lost World (Stuart Orme, BBC, 2001); Carrie in The Bay of Love and Sorrows (Tim Southam, 2002); Martin McDonagh's terrifying child-woman in The Lieutenant of Inishmore at the RSC (Wilson Milam, Garrick, 2002); Anna in Watermelon (ITV, 2003); Maggie in Owen McCafferty's Scenes from the Big Picture at the National (Peter Gill, Cottesloe, 2003); Hitler's doomed niece in Uncle Adolf (ITV, 2005); Maud—a tender pairing with the equally flourishing Sally Hawkins—in Fingersmith (BBC, 2005); Amy Harris in The Ghost Squad (Channel Four, 2005); Abigail in The Crucible at the RSC (Dominic Cooke, RST and Gielgud, 2006); Candy in The Truth (2006); Sandra in And When Did You Last See Your Father? (Anand Tucker, 2007); Louise in Frank McGuinness's There Came a Gypsy Riding at the Almeida (Michael Attenborough, 2007); and a beautiful realisation of E.M. Forster's Lucy in A Room With a View (ITV, 2007).	Actress, b. Dublin, 1979 RSC: Joined 2002 Seasons: 2002 (Lond.); 2006 (Strat./Lond.)
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