Norah King

Norah was born to be on stage putting on her first pair of dancing shoes at the age of three. Norah danced and sang her way through her teens, appearing in community productions such as 'Show Boat' by Kern & Hammerstein II. At 17, she began her singing training under renowned voice teacher Dr. Veronica "Ronnie" Dunne. Norah has enchanted audiences across Europe and Asia in operatic roles and concert performances in the National Concert Hall, Dublin, the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London and the Shanghai Concert Hall, China. Norah's television interviews and performances include RTÉ Capital D, RTÉ Nationwide and RTÉ News2Day. Norah has broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1, RTÉ lyric fm, Spirit FM, BBC Radio 4 PM, BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Radio 3 In Tune. This year, Norah had a lead role in comedy horror feature film "The Gaelic Curse" directed by Jack Conroy (DOP on "The Field" and Oscar Winning "My Left Foot" by Jim Sheridan) and produced by Edwina Forkin (Zanzibar Films). This experience has re-lit Norah's passion for screen acting and presents a new medium for her in which to perform.