August 2020
Played the lead role of Tyler Block Patton in Deadly Women- wonderful to sink my teeth into the subtleties of this woman's mind. The set was in full COVID safety mode which was a very interesting experience.
February 2020
Great working on the HUGE new KAYO TVC- fun times and I got to play around with NFL stars :)
November 2019
It's a wrap on the St Vincents Christmas Appeal TVC. Great cause and a fun set to be working on too.
September 2019
KXT invited me to act in the Storytellers Festival and it was an absolute joy! Congrats to all the courageous writers out there that make these beautiful stories- we love you!
July 2019
Kaitlyn has won a role in The Invisible Man opposite Elisabeth Moss. Filming will take place this month!
April 2019
Kaitlyn has been nominated for BEST ACTRESS IN AN INDIE FILM for her performance in SISYPHUS IN THE CITY. It is an INternational Competition too- so very thrilled with this honour :)
KILLA KAFE to be screened at the Randwick Ritz 30th January!!!
Come if you can and see me play the mega bitch Boss Boss!
SYDNEY THEATRE AWARD WINNER for best independent production:
Stupid Fucking Bird
We won! We won! We won! What a thrill to be the winners amongst one of the best indie theatre years ever :) Congrats all!
December 2018
KAITLYN NOMINATED FOR SYDNEY THEATRE AWARD for her role of EMMA in Stupid Fucking Bird
Thrilled to be nominated and will find out the result on the 21st January! Watch this space :)
July 2018
GREAT REVIEWS- Stupid Fucking Bird
4 STARS from Audrey Journal!
Sydney Arts Guide- "Hilarious is Thor as Emma. Absolutely had me in gasps at her toss off lines and expressive body language and her exasperated self-centredness. Then she goes and breaks my damn heart in the second act."
Jason Blake- "the actors are excellent across the board".
Suzy Go See- "The iconic Emma Arkadina is played by a fierce Kaitlyn Thor, seductive and powerful as the grandiose matriarch."
Australian Stage- "Kaitlyn Thor as Emma is impressive, imposing and imperious, like a Roman legion eagle, an Aquila the Hun." Sandra Bowden- "Kaitlyn Thor is perfectly cast. Timing, energy and intensity are expertly balanced to keep us poor unwitting saps on the edge."
July 2018
Kaitlyn has been awarded an HONORABLE MENTION: ACTRESS
For her performance in SISYPHUS IN THE CITY a short film by Caroline McQuade. She is thrilled and feels very honoured. The film also took out best film in the Science Fiction Category! Well done everyone.
July 2018
Kaitlyn to play Emma in the New Theatre (Sydney) Production of STUPID FUCKING BIRD by Aaron Posner
Playing Emma in the "kind of" reworking of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov... started rehearsals now and it's going to be great :) (touch wood).
Opening night is 13th July!! Hope to see you there:
https://newtheatre.org.au/stupid-fucking-bird/
May 2018
Kaitlyn to play Betty in the short mockumentary "I Dance"
So excited to be playing Betty in a fantastically written mockumentary about dreams and commitment. Directed by Jared Pearce and produced by Danial Bourke, Kaitlyn can't wait to play this loving mother who needs to change or someone's dreams will not come true.
April 2018
Kaitlyn joins the Web Series Killa Kafe....
In April 2018 Kaitlyn is thrilled to be playing "Boss Boss", a real housewives of Melbourne type woman who owns the Cafe. This comedy series is warped wicked and hilarious. Killa Kafe is a dark comedy about a cafe with a twist: every shot of coffee comes with a shot at eliminating the troublemakers in your life.
November 2017
THE BIG MEAL by Dan LeFranc.....
In November 2017, Kaitlyn played the lead role of Nikki, Maddie and Jacqui and here's what they said about my performance:
"Central to the success of this production are performances by Kaitlyn Thor who embodies both the multi-dimensional triumphs and tragedies of the feminine in each word, tone, expression, silence, stance, and action"
SydneyScoop
http://sydneyscoop.com/arts-entertainment-reviews/the-big-meal/
"Thor's depiction of Nikki is stunning, and her performance as Sam and Nikki's daughter, Maddie, is beautifully heartbreaking with her exit bringing tears"
Weekend Notes
https://www.weekendnotes.com/the-big-meal-dan-lefranc-the-depot-theatre-review/