Katia Leclerc O'Wallis, a multifaceted actress, was born in the City of Light, Paris.
Throughout her illustrious career, she has showcased her talents in various theatrical performances and films across France, working alongside esteemed directors such as Pauline Bureau, Adrien de Van, who presented her at the Avignon Festival, Florian Sitbon, and Ali Ihsan Kaleci.
In Portugal, she appeared in the feature film "Gloria" directed by Manuela Viegas, bringing her unique acting style to the big screen.
In the Czech Republic, she showcased her vocal prowess, singing in German in the Cabaret Gogo, a production directed by Michal Laznovsky.
In England, she embarked on a theatrical tour, joining the esteemed production of "The Three Musketeers".
In Italy, she collaborated with the renowned Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards, further honing her craft.
In Turkey, she played a pivotal role in Sufi performances at the prestigious festival "The Nights of Cappadocia", solidifying her reputation as a versatile and accomplished actress.
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Since the year 2009, she has been actively engaged in a professional capacity within the city of Athens, exercising her craft in both the cinematic and theatrical spheres, effortlessly navigating the complexities of the Greek, French, and English languages.
Throughout her illustrious career, she has had the esteemed privilege of assuming leading roles in a diverse range of feature films, including the critically acclaimed "Charlie's Son", the high-octane action thriller "Big Hit", and the poignant drama "Pedro Noula" directed by the renowned Karolos Zonaras.
Furthermore, she has also had the distinction of starring in the heartwarming and emotive "Back Held Hands" under the visionary direction of Nikos Kornilios.
