Kirsty Oswald

Kirsty Oswald hails from South East London, where her artistic journey began. She pursued her passion for acting at Rose Bruford College in Sidcup, culminating in her graduation with distinction. Her talent was soon recognized when she received the Highly Commended Spotlight Prize, which opened the door to a freelance contract with BBC Radio Drama, awarded through the prestigious Carlton Hobbs competition.

Oswald's theatrical career is marked by an impressive array of performances. She showcased her versatility in "The Father" alongside Kenneth Cranham at the Wyndham’s Theatre in the West End. She portrayed Desdemona in Frantic Assembly's acclaimed adaptation of "Othello," and took on the role of Perdita in "The Winter's Tale" at the Sheffield Crucible. Additionally, she captivated audiences as part of the cast in "We Are Proud..." at the Bush Theatre and shared the stage with Rupert Everett in "Judas Kiss" at both the Hampstead Theatre and Duke of York's in the West End.

Kirsty comes from a family with a strong connection to the performing arts; her brother, Scott Oswald, is also an actor. With a growing list of achievements and notable works, Kirsty Oswald continues to make a significant impact in the world of theatre and beyond.