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Kate has recently joined the Prologue cast of Cabaret @ The Kit Kat Club, West End. She is appearing on various dates from May.

 

Kate previously appeared as Suzanne in the critically acclaimed UK Premiere of ‘Amelie’, directed by Michael Fentiman. The production was created and opened at The Watermill Theatre, and went on to embark on a full UK Tour, transferring to The Other Palace and finally settling in the West End at The Criterion Theatre. Amelie was nominated for three Olivier Awards in 2020 - including ‘Best New Musical’ - and the cast was due to perform at the televised Royal Albert Hall Awards Ceremony, which was unfortunately cancelled due to COVID. The Amelie Original London Cast Recording was released by Concord Music and is available on Apple Music/iTunes/Amazon and to stream on Spotify. The album was nominated in the Best Musical Theatre album category at the 2020 Grammy Awards.

 

 

Amelie Press

 

‘A brilliant ensemble of actor-musicians simultaneously present and enact the story’ **** The Guardian

‘Served up with such elegance and skill, it's irresistible’ **** The Times

 

West End

‘The most rousing number, A Better Haircut, comes late and is put across with style by Kate Robson-Stuart, Flora Spencer-Longhurst and Sioned Saunders.’ The Guardian

 

‘In a uniformly excellent company…Kate Robson-Stuart's statuesque circus performer-turned-restaurant owner and Caolan McCarthy's comically blocked writer are particular stand-outs.’ What’s on Stage

 

‘The hugely talented actor-musician cast remain pretty much intact, Caolan McCarthy and Kate Robson-Stuart particular stand-outs’ Ought to be Clowns

 

‘The ensemble is especially graceful: huge credit to movement director Tom Jackson Greaves and a special mention for Kate Robson-Stuart’s performance’ Once A Week Theatre

 

Watermill/Tour

‘Fiddler Kate Robson-Stuart as cafe confidante Suzanne has a golden voice and an enchanting way of combining her singing, playing and movement quality’ What's on stage

‘Kate Robson-Stuart is marvellous as Suzanne’ North West End

‘Kate Robson Stuart's dynamic Suzanne is a delight and her violin playing is so beautifully expressive' Ought to be clowns

‘In a universally capable cast, fiddler Kate Robson-Stuart, as cafe owner Suzanne, has a beautiful tone to her voice’ Broadway World

‘A collective triumph, but Kate Robson-Stuart occasionally stole the stage as the vivacious violin-playing Suzanne’ Stage Talk Magazine

‘Kate Robson-Stuart's highly driven turn would make anyone want to pick up a violin’ Bristol Press

‘Kate Robson-Stuart as a sharp Suzanne is particularly memorable’ All Edinburgh Theatre

 

 

RECENTLY...

In 2018 Kate appeared in ‘Striking 12’ at The Union theatre and played Reza in the initial UK Regional Production of ‘Once’.

‘Special mention to Kate Robson-Stuart who made the violin come alive - truly beautiful’ Ipswich Waterfront

‘Kate Robson-Stuart shines as reza.’ Britishtheatre.com

‘The well-cast ragbag of Dublin ragbag of Dublin pub regulars and struggling new Czech imigrants are glorious too, notably...Kate Robson-Stuart as the exuberantly tarty Reza.’ Theatrecat.com
 

‘The musical performances are of a very high calibre, and would justify the price of ticket if they were presented alone as a concert. There is a wonderful unspoken language between the musicians, which creates a sense not only of musical talent, but the friendship between them. They enjoy playing together, and so the audience enjoys listening even more.’ Reviews hub

‘I have to say I often found myself drawn to Kate Robson-Stuart both in her energetic Violin playing and something about her stance and moves which had all the markings of a dancer on the prowl.’ Theatrelife.org
 

‘They play with quality, as if they are brilliant session artists poached from the London orchestras for pop or crossover discs.’ Musical Theatre Review

‘Great support came from Sean Kingsley who plays Billy and Kate Robson-Stuart who plays Reza.’ The Enquirer

‘Kate Robson-Stuart eschews the original stereotype, making Reza fully a strong woman in a foreign land. Already a free spirit used to manipulating all for her own purposes, but now using it as a defensive weapon as well, with high intelligence and a rather stunning shoulder tattoo.’ Theatre monkey

 

Kate has also recently been playing Marilyn Monroe in new musical ‘Blonde’ by writing team Howell and Hurt. Worskshops culminated in a performance at the RADA festival directed by Cara Nolan...

 

'Outstanding...Kate Robson-Stuart's seductive Marilyn Monroe giving enough of an essence of the star to avoid presenting a stereotype' Britishtheatre.com

 

Previously she was touring the U.K. on the National Tour of 'Crazy for You' playing Mitzi and Tess and understudying the roles of Polly and Irene.

Kate also appeared as Kathleen in the critically acclaimed and award winning revival of 'Ragtime' at The Charing Cross Theatre directed by Thom Southerland.