There’s something about Aoibhéann McCann that brings a flapper to mind.
Maybe it’s the long eyelashes or the quick laughter; perhaps it’s the curious mix of disarming honesty and radical intuition. Like all good actors, Aoibhéann is a magpie collector of faces, listening intently, caching every word and mannerism for future reference.
Classically trained at the Oxford School of Drama, Aoibhéann excels in roles of strength and depth; if you’re a theatre buff, you might have spotted her in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, ‘The Playboy of the Western World’, ‘A Portrait of The Artist’ and ‘the Great Gatsby’. Bingo.
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